Dear Diary,
On this page are the Web Photo Albums from various holidays we have taken since 2006. If you are considering a trip around Australia then don't forget to check the webalbums from our Round Australia Trip in 2006. Photos of trips prior to that (only from when we owned a digital camera!) are also found on the Trips and Photos 02-05 web page. Some people prefer to use the Map on the Home page or the alphabetical listing to locate the photos and information they want to see for various parts of Australia. Included below are trips leaving from Australia to other popular destinations us aussies like to visit eg New Zealand, Fiji, Vanuatu, Canada and Alaska. [Have you been to these places and forgotten to take your camera? All photos can be purchased at print quality.]
New Zealand Trip - Part 12 - Auckland to Cape Reinga, North Island
We continued north along the east coast from Auckland stopping to do the walks at Mangawhai and Whangarei before camping at Whananaki DoC (camp 26). We learned a lot about Maori Culture and the Treaty of Waitangi while at the Bay of Islands. Continuing north we visited a winery and a chocolate factory before stopping at Rarawa Beach DoC (camp 27). Our attempt to get to the northernmost point of New Zealand, on Cape Reinga, was thwarted by the floods that washed out a bridge on the only road north so we turned around somewhere between Te Kao and Te Paki. We drove along 90 Mile Beach, visited Waipu Caves and Piroa Falls then stayed the night at Bream Bay DoC (camp 28). Next we explored Waitakere Regional Park, just west of Auckland. We loved Bethels Beach with its surf, rocky bays and many sea caves to explore. Have a look at our 12th lot of photos from the trip: Auckland to Cape Reinga. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 11 - Rotorua to Auckland, North Island
After speaking to some backpackers at the DoC campsite we had directions to some of the best free-entry natural-state geothermal areas around Rotorua. The Waiotapu Loop Road with its mud pools and steaming lakes, swimming at the junction of two spring-fed creeks (one hot and one cold) and the beautiful Kerosene Creek were highlights. Leaving Rotorua, we chanced upon the exciting Tutea Kayak Competition which goes over falls and down rapids. We then walked around Mt Maunganui and explored the Karangahake Gorge and historic rail loop. Campsite 24 was at the Kauaeranga Valley DoC in the Coromandels. Unfortunately it poured rain all through the Coromandel Peninsula (flooded) but the Cathedral Bay walk was still spectacular. We camped at Rays Rest (campsite 25) and enjoyed the view over the Firth of Thames and a lovely sunrise before heading to Auckland. Have a look at our 11th lot of photos from the trip: Rotorua to Auckland. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 10 - Hawkes Bay to Rotorua, North Island
We left the thermal area around Lake Taupo and headed south-east passed waterfalls and pretty countryside across to Hawkes Bay and stayed beside Lake Tutira (campsite 21). We tasted some of the Hawkes Bay/Gisborne wines then travelled north-west along the picturesque Waioeka Journey to the Bay of Plenty and stayed at Matata Beach (campsite 22). Travelling south-west (yes a bit of zig-zagging to make sure we saw everything!) took us back into the thermal region around Rotorua. Hells Gate and Whakarewarewa Village, especially the blue springs, bubbling mud and Pohutu Geyser, were highlights. We stayed the night at Lake Okareka just outside Rotorua (campsite 23). Have a look at our 10th lot of photos from the trip: Hawkes Bay to Rotorua. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 9 - Wanganui to Lake Taupo, North Island
Continuing along the west coast of the North Island we wound around beautiful Taranaki Bight, passed the impressive Mount Taranaki (Mount Egmont) leaving the coast near Mokau (campsite 19) to travel inland again up scenic Awakino Gorge. Next stop was Waitomo. The caves and glowworms were a highlight of the trip and the Blackwater Rafting was an amazing experience! We stayed at Ruakuri Reserve (campsite 20) then headed east to picturesque Lake Taupo and the thermal regions of Tokaanu and Wairakei. Have a look at our 9th lot of photos from the trip: Wanganui to Lake Taupo. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 8 - Farewell Spit, South Island to Foxton Beach, North Island
The northern end of Golden Bay is fringed by the long, narrow Farewell Spit. We walked out along the protected side, crossed the spit and then back down the wild western beach to Fossil Point. We hiked up Cape Farewell, the most northerly point of the South Island, to enjoy the amazing coastal views. We saw strange rock formations at Devil's Boots and Old Man Rock then the clearest water bubbling from the ground at beautiful Pupu Springs before visiting the lovely beaches along Abel Tasman Drive. We stayed again at Hawkes Lookout before descending once more to explore Riwaka and Motueka then skirt around scenic Tasman Bay to Nelson. We had views of the various Sounds on our drive to Picton then we caught the car ferry up Queen Charlotte Sound and across Cook Strait to Wellington. After some shopping in Wellington we headed north along the western coast to Foxton Beach. Have a look at our 8th lot of photos from the trip: Farewell Spit to Foxton Beach. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 7 - Punakaiki to Golden Bay, South Island
Continuing north up the beautiful West Coast of the South Island we stopped at Punakaiki to visit the spectacular Pancake Rocks before continuing on to Cape Foulwind to see the seal colony. On the way we stopped to explore Punakaiki Cave, took short walks on beautiful TeMiko Beach, along the Charleston Loop Track and through the cave at Fox River Bridge. We spent the night at Irimahuwhero Lookout enjoying the brilliant views and amazing sunset. After Cape Foulwind, we headed inland again through Buller Gorge, stopping at the Kawatiri Historic Rail Tunnel on our way north to Motueka. We drove up Takaka Hill to Hawkes Lookout to camp the night. Have a look at our 7th lot of photos from the trip: Punakaiki to Golden Bay. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 6 - Haast to Greymouth, South Island
We came out on the West Coast near the small town of Haast then travelled north along Highway 6. The windswept beaches had an amazing amount of driftwood on them. We camped near Lake Matheson and spent the next day walking to Fox Glacier and Franz Josef Glacier. We hoped to helicopter onto the ice but the weather was against us (one for next trip!). Although it was overcast and drizzly rain off and on, we enjoyed the walk and the scenery was still pretty amazing: ice caves, waterfalls... Continuing north along the spectacularly scenic coast road we stopped at Hokitika and Greymouth and walked the Point Elizabeth Coastal Track. Have a look at our 6th lot of photos from the trip: Haast to Greymouth. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 5 - Queenstown to Haast Pass, South Island
We had to back track from Milford Sound back to TeAnau before we drove north to Queenstown. The scenery is magnificant so you don't mind at all. The road skirted along the edge of beautiful Lake Wakatipu starting at Kingston and following the Mt Remarkables range. Very pretty drive! Highlights at Queenstown were the Gondola ride up to Ben Lomond Scenic Reserve and the jetboat ride up the Kawarau River. We visited Glenorchy and Mt Aspiring National Park admiring the wonderful scenery and doing quite a few walks. Staying the night on the shores of Lake Hawea was one of our favourite camps. Lake Wanaka was simply lovely and our favorite walk that day was to the blue pools on our way to Haast Pass through the 'Gates of Haast'. Have a look at our 5th lot of photos from the trip: Queenstown to Haast Pass. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 4 - Invercargill to Milford Sound, South Island
We travelled around the south west coast of the South Island before heading inland again towards Fiordland National Park. We loved the cruise on Lake Manapouri that took us to the underground Hydro Power Station and Doubtful Sound and then continued on to beautiful Lake TeAnau for another colourful sunset over the lake. The drive to Milford Sound was very scenic with the Mirror Lakes and Homer Tunnel being some of the highlights. We took the lunch cruise on Milford Sound (really a fiord) which was very worthwhile as it took us all the way out to the Tasman sea and quite close to some of the waterfalls and seals. We did a few walks that skirted along creeks and falls with crystal clear turquoise blue water and spectacular scenery. Have a look at our 4th lot of photos from the trip: Invercargill to Milford Sound. You can also access all the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 3 - Dunedin to Bluff, South Island
Continuing south along highway 1, our first stop was the amazing Moeraki Boulders before continuing onto Dunedin. There we visited the Cadbury Chocolate Factory and many of the historical buildings then drove out on Otago Peninsula to Larnach Castle and the Royal Albatross Colony. It was very overcast but the southern coastal drive through the Catlins was still very impressive. We walked to lighthouses, through old railway tunnels, along cliff edges and beaches as well as to Blowholes and Caves. The walk out to the cliffs and wild coastline of the most southerly, Slope Point, was exhilarating. Eating the oysters at Bluff Point was also a highlight. Have a look at our 3rd lot of photos from the trip: Dunedin to Bluff. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 2 - Lake Tekapo to Lake Pukaki to Oamaru, South Island
We continued south along the Inland Scenic Route past My Hutt to Lake Tekapo and spent some time in the township and driving around this picturesque turqoise blue lake. It was too early to stop for the night so we continued to Lake Pukaki which was just as pretty and stayed right on the lake's edge. Next morning we stopped at the Salmon Farm before following the series of 8 dams eastwards down the Waitaki River to the coast. Here we discovered historic Oamaru and its penguin colonies before heading south through Kakanui and stopping the night at Lagoon Beach. Have a look at our 2nd lot of photos from the trip: Lake Tekapo to Oamaru. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
New Zealand Trip - Part 1 - Christchurch to Kaikora to Akaroa, South Island
This is the first Web Album from our 4 week (31 days) New Zealand Trip! We flew into Christchurch, picked up our campervan and headed north to Kaikora first as we didn't want to miss that scenic part of the coast. We then backtracked to Christchurch and the beautiful Banks Peninsula (Akaroa) before starting out on our clockwise tour around the South Island. Have a look at our 1st lot of photos from the trip: Christchurch, Kaikora and Akaroa. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the New Zealand map if that helps you to put it all in perspective as it shows the route we took and the campsites we stayed at each night.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 14 - Yoho National Park, BC to Banff Nat Pk, Alberta
This is the last Web Album from our 6 week Alaska & Canada Trip! We continued down the Icefields Parkway past Bow Lake then west along the Trans Canada Highway into Yoho National Park, British Columbia, via Kicking Horse Pass. Natural Bridge and Emerald Lake were highlights. We then returned to Alberta and Banff National Park to see the stunning Lake Louise and Minnewanka Lake and do the Stewart Canyon walk. Day 42 we were back in Airdrie (near Calgary) and getting ready for the plane trip home to Australia next day. Have a look at our 14th lot of photos from the trip: Yoho to Banff Nat Pks. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 13 - Icefields Parkway, Rocky Mountains - Alberta
We continued our trip through the Rocky Mountains of Canada from Jasper National Park to Banff National Park. It was all beautiful and spectacular scenery as we travelled down the Icefields Parkway with highlights being walks at the Athabasca Falls and Athabasca Glacier, the Malign Canyon and the Mistaya Canyon and the Sunwapta Falls. And then of course there was the bear and elk spotting from the safety of our vehicle! Have a look at our 13th lot of photos from the trip: Icefields Parkway. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 12 - Edmonton to Jasper, Rocky Mountains - Alberta
Leaving Calgary we travelled north to Edmonton and stayed with friends in Drayton Valley, east almost to the Saskatchewan border then west again to the Rocky Mountains stopping at Jasper. One of the highlights was our canoe trip down the North Saskatchewan River. Have a look at our 12th lot of photos from the trip: Edmonton to Jasper. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 11 - Calgary to Banff National Park - Alberta
We were picked up from Calgary airport by friends and we stayed with them in the satellite town of Airdrie. From there we did some sightseeing in and around Banff and Calgary with the highlights being the cable car ride up Sulphur Mountain in Banff, the Johnstone Canyon Walk in Banff National Park and crazily enough, a trip to the Bass Pro Shop in Airdrie. Have a look at our 11th lot of photos from the trip: Calgary to Banff. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 10 - Port McNeill to Campbell River - Vancouver Island
We stayed with a friend at Port McNeill for a few days to make sure we saw all North East Vancouver Island had to offer. There are many small islands worth visiting by ferry. A highlight was the day spent kayaking around the tiny islands of Alert Bay spotting seals and sealions and just taking in the wonderful scenery. We saw no bears but we knew they were around! We then travelled back down the east coast and spent our last night in Campbell River before heading back to the mainland. Have a look at our tenth lot of photos from the trip: Vancouver Island 2. You can also access the web albums for this trip via the Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 9 - Nanaimo to Telegraph Cove, Vancouver Island
We took the 1.5 hour ferryride from Horseshoe Bay in Vancouver to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island and picked up our rental car. We had visited the southern end of Vancouver Island in previous holidays so this holiday we concentrated on the northern two thirds of the island. From Nanaimo, we travelled northwest via Little Qualicum Falls to the Pacific Rim on the west coast and stopped at Ucluelet and Tefino. We then headed north to Telegraph Cove and Port McNeill. Highlights were the beautiful forests, rivers and beach walks in the central west as well as whale and seal spotting around the tiny islands in the north east. Have a look at our ninth lot of photos from the trip: Vancouver Island 1. You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps you to put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 8 - Cruise from Juneau to Ketchikan
We had all day in Juneau with the highlights being the Mendenhall Glacier and the Mt Robert Tramway. Next day we docked at Ketchikan after lunch and did a walking tour around this pretty town. Our last day was at sea travelling down passed Vancouver Island towards Vancouver which was the end of our journey. Can't believe that it was only 7 nights as we seemed to pack a lot into that time. It was a fantastic trip and we definitely will go cruising again! Have a look at our eighth lot of photos from the trip: Juneau to Ketchikan. You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 7 - Cruise from Skagway to Sitka
We cruised further south through various fjords in the Gulf of Alaska to the Northern tip of the Inside Passage and spent a day at Skagway and then a day at Sitka. One of the highlights was the White Pass Summit Scenic Railway from Skagway which goes up to the USA/Canada border. Another was the Historical Park and Totem Walk at Sitka, the previous capital of Alaska and the site where Alaska was sold by Russia to USA in 1867. Have a look at our seventh lot of photos from the trip: Skagway to Sitka. You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 6 - Anchorage to Seward to Hubbard Glacier
We left Anchorage on the Coastal Classic Train at 6:45am destined for Seward across the Kenai Mountains through Moose Pass. Impressive scenery. After checking onto the cruise ship we spent the day in Seward. The Sea Life Centre is a must-see and there is also a walk to a glacier which is worth doing. We boarded the ship and cruised out of Resurrection Bay with our first night at see before heading up Yakutat Bay towards Hubbard Glacier. The Glacier was amazing. Have a look at our sixth lot of photos from the trip: Anchorage to Hubbard Glacier. You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 5 - Anchorage to Kenai
We had 4 days to travel on the Kenai Peninsula before our cruise was due to leave from Seward. The highlights were the River Rafting trip down the Kenai River near Cooper's Landing, the sunset near midnight over Watson Lake, the Russian town of Ninilchik, views to Mt Redoubt which was still giving off smoke from its latest eruption, Homer Spit & Visitor Centre and the glaciers, especially Portage Glacier Cruise and Byron Glacier walk, and camping near Williwaw Creek in the Chugach National Forest. Have a look at our fifth lot of photos from the trip: Anchorage to Kenai . You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 4 - Valdez to Anchorage
We spent a few days at Valdez including the 4th July weekend before heading back up the Richardson Highway to where it meets the Glenn Highway then west to Anchorage which completed that loop. Highlights were: the town of Valdez on Prince William Sound surrounded by the Chugach Mountains, watching a bear catch salmon as well as a sea lion, the Matanuska Glacier and Alyeska Ski Resort. Have a look at our fourth lot of photos from the trip: Valdez to Anchorage . You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 3 - Fairbanks to Valdez
We headed south again from Fairbanks but this time along the Richardson Highway. We were heading for Valdez . It is a shame more people don't see this part of Alaska as it was by far the most scenic. Highlights were: the many glaciers especially the Worthington Glacier; Isabel Pass, the Summit and Tangle Lakes area; spotting a moose and also a grizzly and 3 cubs by the side of the road; beautiful rivers & canyons and the amazing Thompson Pass through the Chugach Mountains. Have a look at our third lot of photos from the trip: the Richardson Highway . You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 2 - Fairbanks & Arctic Circle
We continued north from Denali to Fairbanks. Here we went on the Sternwheeler Riverboat, visited Chena Village & Chena Hot Springs. We then flew in the Bush Mail Plane into the Arctic Circle and landed in Anaktuvuk Pass. It was summer in Alaska. Have a look at our second lot of photos from the trip: Fairbanks & Arctic Circle . You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Alaska & Canada Trip - Part 1 - Anchorage to Denali
Our big trip this year is overseas to Alaska & Canada for 6 weeks. It is Alaska's 50th anniversary as a state of the USA and both Pete and I turn 50 this year so what more reason do you need? We a very different trip with some of it in a motorhome, some on a cruise ship, some in motels and hire car and some with friends who live in Canada. We started with hiring a Motorhome (RV) for 2 weeks and travelled around Alaska with very little in the way of planning and nothing booked ahead of time. Have a look at our first lot of photos from the trip: Anchorage to Denali . You can also access the web albums for this trip via this Alaska Canada map if that helps put it all in perspective.
Mt Mee State Forest - Qld - April 2009
We had a lot of rain this Easter so our trip to Mt Mee was a little different from what we expected. It is such a short trip from Brisbane though, we will definitely return again when it is drier and warmer. Rocky Holes looks like a great place for a swim plus there are a number of good walks and lookouts. There are nearby attractions we enjoyed visiting including Dayboro (pub lunches, craft shops, antiques etc), wineries (meals, tasings). Have a look at our latest photos of Mt Mee State Forest .
Coolum, Mooloolaba and Noosa North Shore - Qld - March 2009
Two very different weekends on the Sunshine Coast - Mooloolaba was sunny and fine, Coolum was overcast and rainy. We went for beach walks and sampled the many restaurants and cafes along the beachfront at Mooloolaba. Our visit to Coolum was after a series of storms and close encounters with a cyclone which had left the beach severely eroded. The overcast weekend didn't stop us enjoying the beach and our drive along Noosa North Shore. Have a look at our latest photos of the Mooloolaba, Coolum and Noosa North Shore .
Boyd River - NSW - January 2009
Our first camping trip in 2009 and we are back in the Clarence River Region west of Grafton. (see below). A diferent river this time though - the Boyd River which snakes along beside the Old Glen Innes Grafton Highway. We have holidayed here a few times but there are so many great campsites that it is easy to keep coming back. We spent our days swimming, canoeing, exploring the area (Dalmorton, Guy Fawkes National Park and the 'convict' tunnel) and generally relaxing. Have a look at our latest photos of the Boyd River .
Clarence River Valley - NSW - September 2008
We visited this area in 2005 (see Clarence River Album) and in 2006 (see Gibralter Ranges Album) and liked it so much that we decided to spend 9 days camping beside the many rivers that converge in this region - Clarence, Mann, Severn, Guy Fawkes, Boyd, Nymboida. We canoed, fished (unsuccessfully), read books and basically relaxed. A new 'find' this trip was The Gorge, its waterfalls and stunning scenery. Have a look at our latest photos of the Clarence River Valley .
Tanna Island - Vanuatu (Part 2) - July 2008
The last part of our time in Vanuatu was spent on Tanna Island. We visited the amazing Yasur Volcano,climbed down trhough rainforest to waterfalls, swam off black sand beaches, dived into the Blue Cave and had some of our best snorkelling in crystal clear turquoise coloured water. We gave fishing a go on our boat trip up to the Blue Cave and visited some villages and the largest banyan tree I have ever seen. Have a look at the last lot of photos from our Vanuatu trip (part 2) .
Efate Island - Vanuatu (Part 1) - July 2008
We spent 10 days in Vanuatu with the first part of the holiday spent in and around Port Vila, Efate Island. We also visited the nearby islands of Iririki, Hideaway and Ifira Islands. We snorkelled every day amongst the colourful coral, fish and other ocean life; visited waterfalls and cascades set amongst luscious rainforest; had a taste of the culture as well as the food and bought some momentos at the markets. Have a look at the first lot of photos of our Vanuatu trip (part 1) .
Tangalooma, Moreton Island - Queensland - May 2008
For a great weekend away try Tangalooma Resort on the western side of Moreton Island. We walked along the beach watching sunsets, drove a boat up to 'the wrecks' to snorkel amongst the coral and fish, went kayaking, fed the dolphins and generally had a relaxing time. Have a look at the photos of our time at Tangalooma Resort .
Stradbroke Island - Queensland - April 2008
At Easter school holidays we visited Stradbroke Island. We stayed at Amity Point which is at the northern end of North Stradbroke Island. We did a lot of swimming, beach walking, 4WDing, fishing, snorkeling, reading, dolphin feeding. Have a look at the photos of Stradbroke Island .
Conondale National Park and Kenilworth State Forest - Queensland - January 2008
Australia Day long weekend was a good excuse to go camping in the Kenilworth State Forest. We stayed at Booloumba Creek campground, swam in Booloumba Creek and did some bush walking in the Conondale National Park. Nearby Kenilworth offers cheese and yoghurt tasting at the Cheese Factory and there are some wineries worth a visit in the area. Have a look at the photos of our stay in the Kenilworth Conondale & Upper Mary River Valley region.
Glasshouse Mountains & Beerburrum State Forest - Queensland - January 2008
A short trip from Brisbane, this is ideal for a long weekend away. Camp at Coochin Creek in Beerburrum State Forest and canoe or fish in Coochin Creek. You can spend a day sightseeing in the Glasshouse Mountains National Park and climb one of the peaks. We chose to climb Mt Ngungun. Have a look at the photos of our trip around the Glasshouse Mountains and Beerburrum State Forest .
Kilkivan - Tiaro - Queensland - January 2008
We spent a week around the Kilkivan and Tiaro areas, trying out a couple of the free camps selected from the Camps Australia book: Kinkombi Falls and Petrie Park on the Mary River. The aim of the trip was to do a few bush walks, cook on a campfire and do a bit of canoeing. Have a look at the photos of our trip from Kilkivan and Tiaro areas.
Fraser Island - Gayndah, Queensland - 2007
We have been busy selling and moving house since returning from the Round Australia Trip in 2006 so we haven't had any major holidays just a few weekend away. We had to go on the annual Fraser Island Holiday though and we also combined that with a trip to a couple of places around Gayndah. Swimming, canoeing, fishing, reading and 4WDing were the focus this holiday. Have a look at the photos of our trip from Fraser Island to Gayndah.
Round Australia Trip 2006 plus Other Holidays from 2006
I have moved the photos from the trips in 2006 to another web page. Feel free to have a look at the 2006 Aussie Roadtrip plus our trip to Fiji.
Trips from 2002 - 2005
I have moved the photos from the trips previous to 2006 to another web page. Feel free to have a look at the 2002 - 2005 web albums also.
My Favourite Sunsets
Each holiday trip we go on I end up with a number of photos of sunsets. Have a look at just a few of my favourite Sunset Photos taken from a variety of our web albums.
What about me?
We think our home state, Queensland, is the best state in Australia to visit so most of the trips are in and around Queensland. Of course, we are not at all biased! After you look at the photos from some of our trips shown above you will probably get the holiday bug yourself. If you want to make hotel/motel type holiday bookings to any destination in Australia, I suggest you visit this website for Discount Hotel Reservation. If less than 21 days before your intended stay, then an even better website for great last-minute deals is Rates to Go .
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