The Westfield Sydney Tower is Sydney's tallest structure, one of the tallest observation towers in the Southern Hemisphere and has been an integral part of the Sydney skyline for over 35 years.
I recently enjoyed dinner at the top of the 309m tall Tower, catching up with one of my oldest friends, sky high above one of the most iconic cities in the world. Oh, and the Vivid Sydney light show just happened to be in full swing...
34° 22′ 32″ S, 118° 15′ 22″ E
Sitting on top of the world, with my head firmly in the clouds...
Proudly standing tall at 1,099 metres above sea level, Bluff Knoll is the highest peak of WA's amazing south coast. Our hike proved a challenging, yet rewarding 6km return trip I'll never forget... Mainly because I can now add 'mountain climber' to my resume!
Even before moving to Perth four years ago, I wanted to visit the Denmark region of Western Australia. Denmark is situated in the Great Southern Region along the Rainbow Coast. Yep, the Rainbow Coast – where lush green forests fuse with pristine sandy beaches, the magnificent Southern Ocean plays around ancient colossal rocks, and unicorns graze the magical, shimmering coastline... Okay, okay so I made that last bit up – but there’s no doubting Denmark truly is a very magical place.
The amazing south coast of WA has so much to offer – but for me the Elephant Rocks and Valley of the Giants tree top walk were two iconic standouts I just couldn’t wait to visit. Needless to say, the wait was totally worth it…
I was told I would either love Bali, or hate it - there was no in-between… And guess what? I LOVED it. Even with all the insect bites. Whilst the vision for this little blog of mine is to embrace all things Aussie lifestyle based, you’re not a real Perthian unless you’ve been to Bali at least once in your life.
I recently travelled to Bali with my best mate from the UK to the gorgeous town of Seminyak and it was delicious! We had an entire luxury villa to ourselves, with a stunning pool, spa, huge living area, spacious bedrooms and even an outdoor shower and bathroom. We were there for five full days and during that time managed to squeeze in an abundance of adventure, shopping and cocktails-a-plenty.
It took so long to edit all the pictures from this trip, that I couldn’t leave it at just one blog… so, welcome to the final piece from my duo of blogs covering our Indonesian adventure; The Bali Edit, Pt II. Enjoy…
Whilst I recognise that the foundation of this little blog of mine was to embrace all things Aussie lifestyle based - according to The Urban List, and just about every Aussie I've ever met, you're not a real Perthian unless you've been to Bali at least once in your lifetime.
I was told by most of my Aussie friends that I would either love Bali, or hate it. And guess what? I loved it. It was so like some of the places I’ve travelled around Europe it was insane... I travelled with my best mate of twenty-three years, who was visiting me in Perth from the UK. We were there for five full days and we managed to cram-pack in a lot of adventure, massages and cocktail-giggles.
Me being me, I took about 6,723,914 photos, so its taken me a while to edit them all and I decided to edit a duo of blogs. This is the first... Welcome to my Balinese diary!