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Category Archives: Asia Pacific
Australia’s Amazing Animals
Australia has some amazing animals not found anywhere else in the world. At the Featherdale Wildlife Park outside Sydney, I was able to get up close and personal with some of them. Koalas are not really bears, they’re marsupials. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Australia
Tagged Australia, blue penguin, kangaroo, koala, kookaburra, wallaby, wombat
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The Great Cane Toad Race
“Would you like to buy an entry in the race tonight, mate?” A man plopped down into the booth next to me. He was crowding me, inside my personal bubble, and I could smell the beer on his breath. His … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Australia
Tagged Australia, cane toad, Cape Tribulation, cassowary, Far North Queensland, Ironbar Saloon, Port Douglas, Queensland
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Four Days in Sydney
Sydney is best known for one thing: the Opera House. This iconic building gets most of the attention for the city. Its image is on postcards, calendars, shirts, caps, shot glasses, and key chains (of course, all of these souvenirs … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Australia
Tagged Australia, Blue Mountains, Bondi Beach, Botany Bay, Chinatown, Circular Quai, Dalring Harbour, Dixon Street, Featherdale Wildlife Park, Harbour Bridge, kangaroo, koaloa, Leura, Liverpool Street, Manly, Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, Opera House, Queen Victoria Building, Royal Botanical Garden, Strand Arcade, Sydeny Center, Sydney, Taronga Zoo, The Rocks, Zoo
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Interesting and Unknown Facts About Australia
My next few posts will cover my recent trip to Australia. The infographic is sponsored by Cape Portfolios Luxury Villas.
Underwater in Fiji
The reef in front of the Octopus Resort on Waya Island in Fiji starts five yards from the shore. It has the most amazing snorkeling I have ever seen. The reef is full of healthy and vibrant hard corals. There … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Fiji
Tagged Fiji, Likuliku Beach, Octopus Resort, scuba diving, snorkeling, Waya Island, Yasawa Islands
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