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#australiatrip Yesterday I went on a cafe tour with my korean friends. We went to Auction Rooms. Which is a brunch cafe and they were using St. Ali bean. The inside of the cafe was very spacious. It also had a vintage mood combined with modern elements. That day was the weekend. So many customers visited in there. So they were very busy and hectic. By the way, you know? Suprisingly Auction Rooms originally started as a Small Batch show room. I didn’t know that. I just thought it was a brunch cafe🤣 now It seems like there are separate locations for small batch roastery and auction rooms. I ordered a cappuccino with extra choc. When the cup came out, I added two extra sugar😋 Even though They were very busy and hectic, the coffee was nice! Next time Let’s go for brunch as well:) Excellent food and service. We got the pumpkin pie porridge and it was delicious. They were also considerate when my friend asked if they could remove the cinnamon dusting on top. The breakfast board is very well presented and has both sweet and savoury items. But the drinks are what make this place so signature Melbourne, especially the coffee! Location : 103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne, Australia Open Hours: 08:00 20:00

#australiatravel Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre in Sydney, NSW, Australia. It is widely regarded as one of the world's most famous and distinctive buildings and a masterpiece of 20th-century architecture. Inaugurated in 1973, Sydney Opera House is a great architectural work of the 20th century that brings together multiple strands of creativity and innovation in both architectural form and structural design. A great urban sculpture set in a remarkable waterscape, at the tip of a peninsula projecting into Sydney Harbour, it has had an enduring influence on architecture. It comprises three groups of interlocking vaulted 'shells' which roof two main performance halls and a restaurant.#localguides #australiatrip #sydney

#australiatrip The only drawback: The Great Barrier Reef This sea is poisonous Look at this sea, beautiful to poisonous, kidnapped my heart. The body came back, the heart was thrown in the Holy Spirit Islands ps it has a beautiful name: The whitsundays is located in the southern part of Queensland, Australia, an archipelago of 74 islands. Beauty is not true, but the real appears in front of us! Question, is this really on Earth? Pulling blue saturation is its daily life, planting a prairie for the restless heart that wants to go out. Both in pyq and xhs, it's been praised. I'm a pen for God, I can't even paint like that. Previous postPosted a photo of the Great Barrier Reef More questions about how the itinerary is decided, here to share Coordinates: Australia's Holy Spirit Islands Great Barrier Reef ィ Itinerary: Small plane aerial view of the Great Barrier Reef ocean rafting Time: 8:40 a.m. (Weather: Sunny (This is important)

#australiatrip More to ask how the itinerary is determined, here to share the open coordinates: Australia's Holy Spirit Islands Great Barrier Reef ィ Itinerary: Small plane aerial view of the Great Barrier Reef I ocean rafting Time: 8.40am Weather: Sunny (which is important) Take a small plane in the small town of the Holy Spirit Islands, a plane with eight pilots on the sky, walk around the sky, you can see the general picture of the Great Barrier Reef here, as well as the famous heart-shaped reefs, white sand beaches, and various small islands. The phone keeps taking pictures. . Take a video. . Hating two eyes is not enough. Until reminded: your device needs to cool down. We went there on a plane around 8:40 a.m. and it was sunny. The gradient color of the Great Barrier Reef and the white sand beach is very clear, the kind with its own filters. It looks good! !! So before you decide, be sure to look at the weather in advance and pick a sunny day! For there is fog on a cloudy day, and it is gray when you look at it in the air. When it rains, the tide rises, and many levels of the Great Barrier Reef color are not visible in the air. The whole trip was great, great, great, great: " The scene is more important than the photo 2 hours by boat, from the Holy Spirit Islands to the Great Barrier Reef platform Take a helicopter to see on the platform, or fly back to the Holy Spirit Islands by helicopter Compare that, this is more toss. There is also a trip is the first experience of the test!

#australiatrip The Ritz Calton, Perth Highlights - This iconic hotel has 246 rooms and suites that extend that elegance and comfort throughout, with clean lines, warm décor, and amenities such as free Wi-Fi, an award winning Italian restaurant, and a sports bar. Other facilities include a fully equipped gym, a spa, an outdoor pool that allow guests to soak up the Arabian sun. #staycation

#australiatrip Who is the lucky one who photographed the twelve disciples who did not reflect the light! - Melbourne Ocean Road recommends rushing #12 disciples early in the morning The light is super suitable for taking portraits The only disadvantage is that the return trip through the beautiful coastline is exactly the sleepiest time in the afternoon hhh Jue Melbourne Great Ocean Road Landscape Beauty It is not only a transportation route but also a witness to history Built by veterans after World War I to commemorate the fallen soldiers in war Worthy of being one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world Day Tour Path Point + Two disciples Rock 12 Apostles Rockad Grand Canyon Loch Ard Gorge Waterfront Town Apollo Bay Apollo Bay Lorne Ocean Road Memorial Arch at Eastern View Little Red Riding Hood" Split Point Lighthouse

#australiatrip The Fullerton Hotel Sydney Highlights - Located at 1 Martin Place, The Fullerton Hotel Sydney is housed within the historic 150-year-old General Post Office building in the heart of Sydney. The General Post Office (GPO) building represents an exceptional time in both Sydney’s and Australia’s history. Built on a grand scale under the guidance of Colonial Architect James Barnet, the GPO building has been regarded as one of the most well-known landmarks in the heart of the city since the 19th century. #couplestrip

#australiatrip Sydney lift | Press countless heart-warming moments here Roadside Yilime electric car can be directly swept with Uber, but more expensive than a taxi, but you can walk through the streets and alleys can be very good, stop-and-go electric vehicles can only ride in the city, and many places do not have bicycle lanes, just like the relaxation given by Australia N sky is very blue and the water is bluer along the way are beautiful scenery along the way Look at the scenery along the way, you can walk the motor lane may be scolded by the driver.

#australiatrip Second Home is a large brunch cafe located in Eltham. It has a sophisticated and classic brunch spot vibe. They serve coffee from Rosso coffee roasters, comforting dishes from the oven and delicious brunch options with a wide variety of menu items. You can easily find something that suits your preference. The place has a spacious layout offering both indoor and outdoor seating. They’ve got everything from small table for one to group tables. Making it perfect for any occasion. My friend and I enjoyed a latte and a lamington. The latte had the perfect milk temperture and a great flavor making it smooth and easy to drink. The lamington was delicious with rich chocolate, sweet fruit filling inside and toasted coconut flakes on the outside that paired good coffee. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Spectrum Coffee is a specialty coffee shop located in collingwood, melbourne. it’s close to the 86tram stop and victoria park station. They use their own roasted beans and there’s sample roasting machine inside the cafe. According to the owner, they have a dedicated roasting room where the roasting takes place. Spectrum coffee offers specialty grade coffee, artisanal bagels and house made pastries. the vibe is cozy with a vintage mood as the space looks slightly aged in the best was! I had their honduras bean’s Double espresso. And I was impressed by its good balance and light acidity with notes of apple, apricot. Actually I loved the coffee so much:) Address: 72 Johnston St,Collingwood. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Wild Life bakery is an artisan bakery and cafe located in brunswick east and near Lygon st. They use market lane beans and offer a variety of bakery, sandwiches and brunch options. By the way, they recently collab with masses bagels the masses is a bagel shop that’s about to open their new store in Fitzroy Melbourne. The Collab with wild life bakery was a small yet meaningful two days event:) Those days, they sold their bakery, coffee and also masses bagels! Many people lined up to celebrate their collab haha👍 I had the cinnamon sugar bagel and an Iced Long black. The Cinnamon bagel was so delicious! It wasn’t too sweet perfectly fermented and chewy like sourdough. The iced long black paired very well with the bagel and for the hot weather! Their collab may be over but wild life bakery is already one of melbourne’s most renowned bakeries! It’s definitely worth a visit. Make sure to stop by and enjoy☺️👋 #foodie #food

#australiatrip Dame is a sophisticated dining and office cafe located at 35 Collins Street and close to parliament station. Nearby, you’ll find Market Lane, Palace etc. They use Industry beans and offer brunch, coffee and cocktails something. Dame looks like a very aussie style cafe and always seems super busy. The space is spacious both inside and outside so there’s plenty of room for people to sit comfortably. I had a Long black and while I’m not sure about the bean details. It seemed like a single origin. It had a nice balance of sweetness, bitterness and a hint of acidity. Making it easy to drink! #foodie #food

#australiatrip They use Klim roasters coffee beans and a Synesso machine, offering specialty coffee, signature desserts(like Panna Cotta) and some pastries. When I visited, I was really impressed by thier cups. Looks so cute and cool! According to the barista, these cups are from china:) I had a Flat white with Klim roasters house blend and a single origin Filter coffee. The Flat white was perfect temperture with silky milk foam and was delicious. The second coffee had peach and oolong tea nuances with a juicy profile that was so easy to drink. I think it pairs especially well with Ice!! Located at 11 Wreckyn St, North Melbourne. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Chéri is one of the Darling group cafes in melbourne. And reopened about 2weeks ago after completing its rebranding. They are a Dessert cafe featuring handmade reating by their talented patissiers, bakers and chefs. Also offer European dining, coffee, gelato and more. The interior is really spacious with many of seating. It looks like it could fit over 100peoples! I had a Longblack with Five senses beans and I could taste the nuttiness and a nice sweetness. In my opinion even though the beans weren’t good quality(because just 5dollor price coffee), the extraction was well done:) Their handmade desserts and gelato looked so delicious too! If you’re intereted, just Try! Plus, it’s close to south melbourne market, so it’s easy to visit haha🦪☕️👍🤗 Located at 285-287 Coventry St, South Melbourne. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Cru+ is roastery and japanese style cafe. They serve specialty coffee, pastries, signature drinks etc! I am living in brunswick so honestly this cafe is a bit far for me since it’s located in Hawthone east… but it’s close to tooronga station just a 10min walk. You can easily get there. When I visited this cafe the atmosphere was really cozy and nice. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and it’s very spacious. Of all the drinks I had that day, The matcha was especially impressive. At the bottom was a strawberry base, matcha in the middle and cream on top. It looked very beautiful and tasted so yammy😋 Their expresso was also really delicious. Since they run their own roastery, you can taste high quality beans and coffee here! Located at 399 Tooronga Rd, Hawthone East. #foodie #food

#australiatrip This cafe is converiently located near Sydney Rd and Brunswick Station in Brunswick. They are a roastery and when I visited, I saw a really big space with huge roasting machines. From the out side, this cafe looks like a big factory but once you step inside, you get a different vibe. There are various decorations and growing plants. It’s very cozy atmosphere. I had both a Double Espresso and a Latte. Especially the Double Espresso was really nice. I was made with Ethiopia beans and was very easy to drink. Even though the extraction seemed like a many yield, rather than having any negative effects, it actually enhanced the flavor of the coffee. Making it even easier to enjoy. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Proud Mary Coffee. An iconic cafe in mel. This cafe is already very famous and always busy because they have been operating for many years and their specialty coffee is really popular that’s why many Mel baristas and customers love proud mary coffee. So far, actually I’ve been to Proud Mary only once. But I’m very familiar with their coffee flavor. Because sometimes I was able to attend Aunty peg’s weekly and monthly cupping. Also some of the other cafes I had visited were using Proud Mary coffee bean! When I visited Proud Mary It was almost closing time. So it was very quiet. I ordered a Honduras single origin Longblack with natural procesing. This coffeehad a really strong impact. It featured high acidity and the sweet flavors of fruit:) The after tasty had a light sweetness like syrupy that was big impressive!! #foodie #food

#australiatrip My adventure to Litchfield National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory was an unforgettable encounter with the raw beauty of nature. Known for its cascading waterfalls, unique landscapes, and lush greenery, Litchfield offered the perfect outdoor escape filled with adventure, relaxation, and awe-inspiring sights. The journey to Litchfield National Park was smooth, just an easy 90-minute drive from Darwin. As I entered the park, I was immediately greeted by an incredible display of termite mounds—some reaching over two meters tall. These magnetic termite mounds, aligned perfectly with the earth’s magnetic field, are a marvel of nature and a striking start to the visit. The park’s stunning waterfalls were undoubtedly the highlights of my trip. Florence Falls, with its double cascades plunging into a crystal-clear plunge pool, was the first stop. The short walk to the base was well worth it as I took a refreshing dip in the cool waters surrounded by the vibrant green forest. Next, I ventured to Wangi Falls, a larger and equally enchanting spot. It was the perfect place to relax, with a spacious picnic area nearby and a safe swimming area beneath the falls. For those who love hiking, Litchfield offers several trails through diverse landscapes. I embarked on a short walk to the Buley Rockhole, a series of small, tranquil pools ideal for soaking and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The gentle sound of flowing water and chirping birds made it feel like my own little paradise. One of the most breathtaking sights was Tolmer Falls, viewed from an observation deck. Although swimming isn’t permitted here, the dramatic drop into the gorge and the rugged cliffs around it were mesmerizing. It was the kind of view that makes you pause to appreciate the grandeur of nature. The park is also home to diverse wildlife. During my visit, I spotted wallabies grazing in the distance and a variety of bird species flitting through the treetops. The park’s ecosystem felt alive and thriving, adding an extra layer of wonder to the experience. Litchfield National Park offers excellent facilities for visitors, including designated camping areas for those wanting to extend their stay under the starry sky. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquility, or both, Litchfield is a destination that caters to every kind of traveler. My time at Litchfield National Park was a beautiful reminder of the wonders of the natural world. From its waterfalls to its wildlife, every moment was a celebration of Australia’s incredible landscapes. I left feeling refreshed and inspired, already planning my return to this Northern Territory gem.

#australiatrip "RACV Royal Pines Resort provided a perfect getaway for our family. The golf course was a big hit with my partner, while I enjoyed the spa treatments and the kids loved the pool area. The rooms were modern, clean, and comfortable with lovely views of the surrounding area. We dined at one of their restaurants, and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. The staff were welcoming and accommodating, ensuring we had everything we needed. The location, while not directly on the beach, offered easy access to Gold Coast attractions. It’s an excellent resort for families and golf enthusiasts!"

Perched on the wild and rugged cliffs of Kangaroo Island, Southern Ocean Lodge is Australia’s most iconic luxury retreat. Seamlessly blending with the untamed beauty of its surroundings, the lodge offers a front-row seat to dramatic coastal views and unique wildlife encounters, making it the perfect destination for nature lovers and luxury seekers alike. Situated along Hanson Bay, the lodge features contemporary eco-design that enhances, rather than distracts from, its spectacular setting. Each suite boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing uninterrupted views of the Southern Ocean’s crashing waves and the rugged landscape beyond. Private terraces, sunken lounges, and freestanding bathtubs create an atmosphere of understated opulence. Kangaroo Island is often referred to as Australia’s “zoo without fences,” and Southern Ocean Lodge puts you right in the heart of it. Explore the island’s diverse ecosystems with expert guides, from the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch in Flinders Chase National Park to seal colonies lounging on the shores. Spot kangaroos, wallabies, and echidnas in their natural habitat, and marvel at the vibrant birdlife that calls the island home. The lodge also offers gourmet dining experiences that celebrate local produce. From freshly caught seafood to artisanal cheeses and premium wines, every meal is a showcase of the island’s culinary treasures. The open dining area, with its sweeping ocean views, elevates every bite. After a day of exploration, unwind at the Southern Spa, where treatments are inspired by native ingredients like eucalyptus and lavender. Or simply relax by the fire with a glass of fine Australian wine, soaking in the serenity of this remote paradise. Southern Ocean Lodge is more than just a place to stay—it’s an immersion into one of the world’s most pristine and awe-inspiring destinations. From luxury to wilderness, this lodge truly has it all. #australiatrip

Nestled on the easternmost tip of Australia, Byron Bay is a magical blend of sun, surf, and soul. This laid-back coastal town in New South Wales is a haven for travelers seeking pristine beaches, lush hinterlands, and a vibrant community vibe. Byron Bay is most famous for its beaches. Main Beach, Wategos Beach, and Tallow Beach offer golden sands and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, surfing, or simply soaking up the sun. For surfers, The Pass is a legendary spot with long, peeling waves. Sunrise enthusiasts will love the Cape Byron Walking Track, a scenic hike that leads to the Cape Byron Lighthouse, where you can catch the first rays of sunlight hitting the mainland. The town itself is brimming with character. Streets lined with boutique shops, organic cafes, and artisanal markets create an atmosphere of creativity and wellness. You can sip on freshly brewed coffee, indulge in farm-to-table cuisine, or browse for handmade crafts at the Byron Bay Markets. Beyond the beaches, Byron Bay’s hinterland is a treasure trove of natural beauty. Take a short drive to visit Minyon Falls in Nightcap National Park or explore the lush rainforests surrounding Mount Warning. For a unique wildlife experience, join a whale-watching tour during migration season, or spot dolphins playing in the surf year-round. What truly sets Byron Bay apart is its spirit. This town is a hub for artists, yogis, and free spirits, offering everything from beachfront yoga sessions to live music under the stars. Its motto, “Cheer up, slow down, chill out,” encapsulates the essence of this idyllic destination. Whether you’re chasing waves, hiking through rainforests, or simply enjoying the relaxed pace of life, Byron Bay is a slice of paradise that leaves every visitor yearning for more. #australiatrip

#australiatrip My visit to Royal National Park, located just an hour south of Sydney, was a perfect blend of breathtaking coastal scenery, lush bushland, and serene outdoor adventures. Known as the world’s second-oldest national park, this gem offers a rich variety of landscapes and activities that cater to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. As I arrived, the park’s vast expanse of greenery and the fresh, salty air from the nearby coast instantly put me in a state of calm. I started my adventure on the iconic Coast Track, a 26-kilometer trail renowned for its dramatic ocean views and rugged cliffs. While I didn’t hike the entire length, the section I explored was absolutely stunning, with golden beaches, turquoise waves crashing against rocks, and lush vegetation lining the path. One of the highlights was visiting the famous Wedding Cake Rock. This natural sandstone formation, shaped like a slice of layered cake, stands stark white against the deep blue of the ocean, creating a striking contrast. While it’s fenced off for safety reasons, the view from the designated areas was nothing short of spectacular, and it quickly became one of my favorite photo spots. The park also offered plenty of opportunities to unwind and connect with nature. I spent time at Wattamolla Beach, a tranquil lagoon surrounded by cliffs and bushland. The calm waters made it a great spot for swimming, while the nearby grassy areas were perfect for a relaxing picnic. For a more adventurous experience, I kayaked along the Hacking River, surrounded by towering trees and the sounds of native birds. Paddling through the peaceful waterways was both invigorating and meditative, offering a unique perspective of the park’s natural beauty. Flora and fauna were abundant throughout my visit. I spotted kangaroos and wallabies grazing in the distance, while colorful wildflowers added pops of vibrancy to the landscape. The park’s biodiversity truly showcased the richness of Australia’s ecosystems. Before leaving, I explored the Figure Eight Pools, a natural rock formation of perfectly round pools near Burning Palms Beach. While timing the visit with the tides is essential for safety, the pools were an incredible sight and a fun spot to cool off after the hike down. Royal National Park is a haven for anyone seeking an outdoor escape close to the city. Whether you’re hiking along coastal trails, relaxing by a secluded beach, or immersing yourself in its diverse flora and fauna, the park offers an unforgettable adventure that celebrates Australia’s natural beauty.

Tucked away on the northern tip of Hamilton Island in Queensland’s Whitsundays, Qualia is a sanctuary of luxury and tranquility. With its breathtaking views of the Coral Sea and prime location in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, this resort is where natural beauty meets sophisticated elegance. The word “Qualia” means “a collection of deeper sensory experiences,” and that’s precisely what the resort delivers. Designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape, Qualia’s pavilions are constructed with natural materials, featuring spacious interiors and private infinity-edge plunge pools that overlook the shimmering turquoise waters. For those seeking adventure, Qualia offers unparalleled access to the Great Barrier Reef. Guests can snorkel or dive among vibrant coral reefs, teeming with marine life, or embark on a scenic helicopter ride to the iconic Heart Reef. A short boat ride away lies Whitehaven Beach, consistently ranked among the world’s most beautiful beaches, with its powdery white silica sand and crystal-clear waters. If relaxation is your goal, the resort’s award-winning spa is the perfect retreat. Indulge in treatments inspired by the Whitsundays’ natural environment, such as a signature sea mineral facial or a rejuvenating massage using native Australian ingredients. Dining at Qualia is an experience in itself. The resort’s restaurant, Pebble Beach, serves fresh, locally sourced dishes with a focus on modern Australian flavors. Imagine enjoying a perfectly grilled reef fish or tender Wagyu beef, paired with a glass of fine Australian wine, as you watch the sun set over the Coral Sea. The intimate dining setting, right by the water’s edge, makes every meal unforgettable. Qualia also caters to those who appreciate privacy and exclusivity. With only guests over 16 years old allowed, the resort ensures a peaceful and serene atmosphere, ideal for honeymooners, couples, or anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. For the active traveler, Hamilton Island offers a plethora of activities just beyond Qualia. You can explore nearby islands by catamaran, hike through lush trails on the island, or even tee off at the Hamilton Island Golf Club, which boasts spectacular ocean views. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply a place to reconnect with nature in the lap of luxury, Qualia delivers an unforgettable experience. It’s more than just a resort—it’s a destination that redefines indulgence in one of the world’s most stunning natural settings. #australiatrip

The Great Ocean Road isn’t just a drive—it’s a journey through some of Australia’s most spectacular landscapes. Stretching 243 kilometers along Victoria’s rugged coastline, this iconic route is a masterpiece of natural beauty, packed with dramatic cliffs, lush rainforests, and pristine beaches. One of the most awe-inspiring highlights is the Twelve Apostles, a collection of towering limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean. Formed over millions of years by the relentless waves and winds, these formations create a surreal and breathtaking scene, especially at sunrise and sunset when the light bathes them in golden hues. While there are fewer than twelve now due to erosion, the magic of this place remains undiminished. The Great Ocean Road is also home to Loch Ard Gorge, a stunning cove with a tragic yet fascinating shipwreck history, and the Gibson Steps, where you can walk down to the beach and marvel at the cliffs towering above. Further along, explore the charming seaside towns of Lorne and Apollo Bay, perfect for fresh seafood and cozy cafes. Beyond the coast, the lush rainforests of Great Otway National Park await, where towering ferns and ancient trees create a tranquil escape. Don’t miss a stop at Erskine Falls, one of the region’s most picturesque waterfalls. Wildlife lovers might spot koalas snoozing in eucalyptus trees near Kennett River or kangaroos grazing in the wild. Built as a tribute to soldiers who served in World War I, the Great Ocean Road also carries a deep historical significance. It’s more than a road—it’s a living monument and a gateway to some of Australia’s most captivating landscapes. Whether you’re hiking, surfing, or simply soaking in the views, the Great Ocean Road offers an unforgettable adventure at every turn #australiatrip

#australiatrip Karijini National Park, located in the heart of Western Australia’s Pilbara region, is a treasure trove of dramatic landscapes, ancient gorges, and natural swimming holes. My visit to this iconic destination was a journey into one of Australia’s most breathtaking and rugged wilderness areas. From the moment I arrived, the sheer scale of Karijini’s beauty left me in awe. The red earth, striking rock formations, and vibrant contrasts of blue skies and green spinifex created a vivid palette unique to the outback. The park’s gorges, carved over billions of years, offered a surreal setting that felt like stepping into another world. Exploring the park’s famous gorges was the highlight of my adventure. I began with a trek through Weano Gorge, where the narrow pathways led to the stunning Handrail Pool. The journey involved a mix of walking, scrambling, and climbing, but the reward was a serene natural pool surrounded by towering rock walls. The refreshing waters were perfect for cooling off after the hike, and the stillness of the gorge added to its magical atmosphere. Another standout was Dales Gorge, home to the iconic Fern Pool and Circular Pool. These lush oases, fed by cascading waterfalls, were surrounded by greenery that stood in beautiful contrast to the arid landscape above. Sitting by the pools, I felt an overwhelming sense of tranquility, listening to the sound of water and soaking in the peaceful environment. For a panoramic view of the park, I made my way to the Oxer Lookout. This vantage point offered a breathtaking perspective of where Weano, Hancock, Joffre, and Red Gorges converge—a sight that truly showcased the grandeur and geological history of Karijini. Throughout my visit, the park’s unique flora and fauna added to the experience. I spotted kangaroos, goannas, and colorful birds, as well as the hardy native plants that thrive in this harsh environment. The contrast between life in the arid landscape and the vibrant greenery within the gorges was a testament to nature’s resilience. Camping under the stars in Karijini was equally unforgettable. The night skies, free from light pollution, revealed a dazzling display of constellations and the Milky Way—a fitting end to a day of exploring this unt

#australiatrip "Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort is simply stunning! The beachfront location made it easy to enjoy the Gold Coast’s pristine beaches, and the hotel itself felt like a paradise with its lagoon pools and lush gardens. The room was spacious, clean, and offered fantastic ocean views. The seafood buffet at Terraces Restaurant was a highlight—fresh and delicious. The staff were professional and attentive, ensuring a seamless experience from check-in to check-out. It’s a great place for both relaxation and adventure. It’s a little pricey, but the luxury and service are worth it. I’ll definitely be returning!"

#australiatrip "InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort was the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. The lush tropical gardens created a peaceful atmosphere, and the lagoon pool was a highlight of my stay. The rooms were stylish and well-appointed, with incredibly comfortable beds. Dining at The Fireplace was a memorable experience—the food and wine were exquisite. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The only downside was that it’s a bit far from central attractions, but the peaceful location made up for it. It’s an ideal retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle."

#australiatrip Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island is a spectacular outdoor destination that blends raw natural beauty with incredible wildlife encounters. My visit to this iconic South Australian park was an unforgettable adventure filled with breathtaking landscapes, unique rock formations, and close encounters with the island’s diverse fauna. The journey to the park itself was a scenic delight. After arriving on Kangaroo Island, the drive through rolling countryside and coastal views set the tone for the natural wonders awaiting me. Flinders Chase is renowned for its rugged wilderness, and the moment I entered, the untamed beauty of the park left me spellbound. One of the most remarkable sights was the park’s iconic Remarkable Rocks. Perched dramatically atop a granite dome overlooking the Southern Ocean, these massive, weathered formations have been shaped by millions of years of wind and waves. Each rock seemed like a sculpture crafted by nature, with surreal shapes and textures that invited exploration and photographs from every angle. Not far from the rocks, the Admirals Arch was another highlight. This striking natural arch, carved by relentless ocean forces, is a testament to the power of erosion. Beneath the arch, I watched fur seals basking on the rocky shores and playing in the crashing waves—a mesmerizing sight that brought the rugged environment to life. The walking trails in the park were equally enchanting. I wandered through stretches of bushland, spotting kangaroos, echidnas, and colorful native birds along the way. The air was fresh and crisp, and the sounds of nature—chirping birds, rustling leaves, and distant waves—created a peaceful atmosphere. Flinders Chase is a haven for wildlife lovers. From koalas lounging in eucalyptus trees to wallabies grazing in open fields, the abundance of animals made each step feel like a unique discovery. The park’s commitment to conservation, especially after the 2020 bushfires, was evident in the regrowth of vegetation and the resilience of its wildlife. With its pristine wilderness, dramatic coastal views, and iconic landmarks, Flinders Chase National Park is a testament to nature’s beauty and strength. Whether you’re drawn to its geological wonders, its abundant wildlife, or simply the tranquility of the landscape, this park offers an outdoor adventure like no other. For me, it was an inspiring reminder of the raw and enduring power of the natural world—a place I’ll always treasure.

#australiatrip Maker Chapel is one of the Maker cafes in Melbourne. They have 5venues in Melbourne. And a few days ago, I visited Maker Chapel for the first time. So far, I’ve visited all the venues except Richmond. Today I will be writing about Maker Chapel On my first visit, I was on my way to work at a cafe in richmond. Then I ran into a barista friend from maker who works at maker. So I quickly placed an order before heading to work! Maker chapel is a small shop with a few seats inside and some seating outside. It feels so cozy and looks great! I had a Longblack and it was served at the perfect temperture for an early morning. No off flavors at all. I think I am really a fan of maker!! Their roasting, bean’s line up, coffee style and everything they stand for:) Maker Chapel, Located at 251 Chapel St, Prahan. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Maker’s new branch! This cafe is a new branch of Maker Coffee. It’s located on Lt Collins St and is housed on the ground floor of office building. Additionally, many other companies are situated around the cafe. A lot of office workers visit the cafe and like me, many baristas and coffee lovers also visit it:) Firstly, This store has a really spacious with many seats and tables. So anyone can confortably enjoy conversation, study or enjoy the maker coffee☺️ Actually, I didn’t order coffee that day. Because sometimes I prefer sparkling drinks(Of course, I had already had lot of Maker Coffee earlier) Maker Little Collins, Located at Ground Floor/505 Little Collins St, Melbourne. #food #foodie