By Catriona Rowntree
If you’ve ever driven north of Sydney and crossed the Hawkesbury River, at Brooklyn, you would have witnessed the beauty of this area... Sparkling waters, lots of bush and a sprinkling of islands. Maybe you’ve thought you would like to go there one day. I took the exit off the F3 into the hamlet of Brooklyn for fish and ...
It’s no secret that the Cook Islands are high on my list of favourite holiday spots. It’s just so easy to slip into the island way of life, settle into the resort pool or on a beach and not stray more than a couple of hundred metres from your hotel room. Well, I decided to change my ...
I spent some time checking out some great locations perfect for a romantic weekend at any time of the year. THE LOVE TEE PEE In just a 1.5 hour drive from Sydney to the Blue Mountains, you will find a most unusual place to spend with your loved one. The Love Tee Pee is set amongst an outcrop of ...
It was love at first sight when I first visited the Cook Islands. Made up of 15 islands scattered over two million square kilometres of Pacific Ocean they are in the centre of the Polynesian triangle, flanked by Tonga and Samoa to the west and Tahiti and the islands of French Polynesia to the east.
That Hilton Hotel is such a show off! Take for example their beach style. My experience of a beach holiday involved lugging everything from a hotel room and finding a spot on the beach for the day. Well, if you stay at Hilton Surfers Paradise as I did, those days are over.
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