Byron Bay Byron Bay is a popular spot on the east coast of Australia. I can’t put my finger on one specific thing that defines it other than the vibe. As cliché as it sounds there is something about the vibe, or atmosphere call it what you will, that makes Byron so special. There are pristine beaches, great surfing spots and amazing buskers. As well as independent restaurants, cocktail bars and lots of activities to do. Getting there I travelled to Byron from Sydney via the greyhound ... View the Post
Sydney
Sydney Sydney is often considered Australia’s most well-known city, and many people assume it’s the capital as opposed to Canberra. It is most famous for its spectacular harbour front opera house and bridge, which are prominent features in the city skyline. But that isn’t all Sydney has to offer, Bondi and Manly beach make it easy to escape city life easily. Whilst the national parks offer adventure and wildlife. Getting there Sydney is a very well-connected city accessible by almost ... View the Post
Melbourne
Melbourne Melbourne is what I would describe as hipster city. There is a laid back cafe culture here that reminds me of European cities such as Paris or Rome. The city has 230 laneways which are lined with bars, street art and amazing restaurants so it’s a definite must stop for foodies and those that like a cocktail. It’s not uncommon for buskers to be found throughout the laneways performing for passers-by and the city certainly boasts the best of both worlds with beaches within easy ... View the Post
Phuket
Phuket Phuket is Thailand’s largest island, and it offers something for everyone. The white sand beaches are an obvious draw, along with the luxury spa hotels and upmarket resorts. But there is also Patong beach which offers a party all night vibe with go go girls and bars lining the street. Phuket also boasts a rich culture with wildlife sanctuaries and national parks situated in the North. Getting there Phuket has an airport which is serviced by both Asian airlines and ... View the Post
Koh Lanta
Koh Lanta Koh Lanta is a charming, calm island in the south of Thailand. It’s somewhat quieter and more relaxing than it’s close neighbours Koh Phi Phi and Phuket. People come her to lounge on beaches and enjoy the view. Though the backpacker party scene is definitely growing with more hostels and beach parties popping up every year. Getting there Ko Lanta’s closest airport is Krabi airport, which provides easy access to the island by bus, which you are able to book at the airport. We ... View the Post
Ao Nang Krabi
Ao Nang Krabi Ao Nang is a resort town part of the Krabi Province. It’s perhaps a considered a little trashy with its bars, strip clubs and lady boys, but if you forget all of that there is an abundance of beautiful coastline and access to amazing diving. Ao Nang also acts as a port to many of the other smaller islands surrounding it too, making it a popular base place for lots of travellers. Getting there Krabi has an airport and it’s a short journey to Ao Nang from the ... View the Post
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