
The Australian island that's now a world-class destination
Luxury has finally arrived on this quokka-filled isle, 19 kilometres from the port of Fremantle.
Sydney-based freelance travel writer Andrea Black specialises in travel relating to design, history, architecture and music. When visiting a city she will track down vintage vinyl record stores and bring home a local release from way back, the perfect sonic and historic artefact of a time and place. When flying long haul she has one rule, to listen to Link Wray’s 1971 self-titled album in its entirety.
Luxury has finally arrived on this quokka-filled isle, 19 kilometres from the port of Fremantle.
In Yamba you'll get a decent bed, a shower to get the sand off, a kettle and your requisite two biscuits and powdered coffee satchels. And change from $100.
The airline is also triumphant in setting the aloha mood through cuisine, music and design.
Surprisingly smooth check-in experience despite the airport handling 33.3 million passengers in the last year.
A wooden slab may just help you tune into your body's health and wellbeing.
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Here we are, sipping champagne as a horse-drawn carriage deposits us at the palace entrance.
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You can tell that everyone who works here truly loves their job and the surroundings.
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It's not about seeing the Big 5, nor the Magnificent 7, and certainly not the Ugly 5 (though there are Cape dune mole-rats).
Perth's famous beach precinct and its landmark 1980s hotel have undergone much-needed makeovers.
The level of seat comfort, minus the business class price tag, makes this flight an attractive option for Australians.
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