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A detailed, behind the scenes look at some of our favourites.
The Ovens Natural Park looks out over Lunenberg Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. And, below the water, the ocean's most feared predators are making the waters of Nova Scotia their go-to destination every summer.
A plan B day for us that should definitely be a plan A for you. Stunning coastal drive meets dramatic cliffside water views, with some hiking mixed in.
Its arid climate sparks dramatic desert landscapes on the interior of the island, with the majestic volcanic cone of Hooiberg at the forefront, seen from almost everywhere on the island.
Brisbane, while on the river, doesn’t have any ocean beaches as it is protected from the Coral Sea by Moreton Island and North Stradbroke Island. Therefore, if you want a true ocean beach day, you need to take a ferry to one of these two islands. It’s not a difficult journey, but it does require a bit of planning and time.
With the Brisbane River running on the South side of the downtown core, Brisbane has cleverly taken that geographic uniqueness and implemented a ferry system that makes travelling that much more fun for locals and tourists alike.
A riverfront district opposite the CBD that offers parklands for exploring, man-made beaches for swimming, areas for lounging, and museums for learning about the history of Brisbane.