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Posts Tagged ‘beach’

Slow down and Sun Tan

December 15th, 2009 Esmeralda & Kah-kin

To escape the “hectic” life in Antigua, we went to Guatemala´s most laid-back location: Monterrico. This small beach town is located at the pacific coast quite close to Antigua and El Salvador. People usually come here in the weekends and stay at one of the many hotels at the beach. It seemed like a good  Read More »

Smoke On The Water, Fire In The Sky!

December 15th, 2009 Pamela

Stepping off the bus at ‘Byron Bay’ was like stepping into a ‘blue marijuana hazed flashback to the seventies’. If we could use music to describe it, it would be “Smoke on the Water, Fire in the Sky.” It is the one place where people come, and forget to leave. The place where you can  Read More »

Bryon Bay

December 13th, 2009 Robbo on Tour

Well what can i say about Bryon Bay? It is a brilliant place, it’s so laid back and i think suits my personality down to the ground! I had some of the best times of my whole journey so far in Byron. Here i met up with Gareth, Macca and Rob from uni, and just  Read More »

Little Tibet…

December 12th, 2009 Stoddard

Dharamsala-I’m writing this at Kovalam beach in Kerala, so excuse me if it seems a bit off. I remember having to read the “Brothers Karamozov” over spring break one year; the book seemed awkward in such a setting. Dharamsala and Kerala are at such opposite ends of the Indian experience, I don’t quite feel right  Read More »

Tsunami

December 11th, 2009 SuzieQ

In mid-August 1998, the inhabitants of Aitape on the north coast of Papua New Guinea felt a mild tremor underneath their feet. Thinking nothing more of it, they carried on with what they were doing. 20 minutes later, the same people were scrambling for cover as a 10-metre high wall of water headed towards them.  Read More »

Perth to Darwin

December 11th, 2009 CaraJoan

Hi Everyone, Hope you are all well at home, well I made it to sunny Oz in one peace thankfully! Landed in Perth, and had 6 nights there. The hostel was really nice, but have to get used to this hostel business, its like being back at uni, everyone writing their name on their food,  Read More »

In Search of Nemo and The Perfect Wave

December 8th, 2009 The Three Ozketeers

It has been a fantastic four days in Sydney, thanks in large part to Brad and Lisa’s hospitality. It is a real pity that more of their friends have not taken advantage of their offer to come visit (hint hint). It has been wonderful being taken care of with dinners and tourism hints and tips.  Read More »

Jeffreys Bay (aka J-Bay)

December 8th, 2009 World Is My Oyster

The second Tovah and I arrived at our amazing hostel, Ubuntu Backpackers, we decided to make our stay in J-Bay 2 days instead of 1. The hostel is a beautiful house overlooking the ocean. It is owned and run by Jamie and Elizna (a really cool, young couple who have backpacked before and thus know  Read More »

Jeffreys Bay (aka J-Bay)

November 4th, 2006 World Is My Oyster

The second Tovah and I arrived at our amazing hostel, Ubuntu Backpackers, we decided to make our stay in J-Bay 2 days instead of 1. The hostel is a beautiful house overlooking the ocean. It is owned and run by Jamie and Elizna (a really cool, young couple who have backpacked before and thus know  Read More »

‘Do it together and do it wet’

June 16th, 2007 Gem&Alison

Gemma: Ha ha! This will teach you all to complain about our lack of blogging – we suggest you settle down with a cup of tea before you start reading, you could be a while… Our desire for a good saturday night out was definitely fulfilled by the funky bars of Auckland’s more upmarket area – Ponsonby Road.  We  Read More »