Luxurious houseboat, River Dream Boatel, recently named one of the Best Floating Accommodations in the World by the UK Telegraph has announced a new concept in houseboating. Designed for singles and couples, the concept encapsulates an all inclusive fully escorted luxury gourmet escape in the intimacy of a small group for singles and couples.
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With so much action exploding through Brisbane, Rydges Southbank have just dropped 4 packages for locals and visitors to take their summer experience to the next level.
Continue reading 8 reasons to book your stay at Rydges Southbank today
South Australian family winery Taylors Wines created a one of a kind experience for wine lovers allowing them to chill with the perfect glass of vino amongst the setting of one of the most illustrious cities in the world. Far from its Clare Valley home, together with Masterchefs, Will Stewart and Steve Flood, presented the world’s first floating cellar door.
Continue reading Taylors Wine, Will & Steve present the world’s first floating cellar door!
Adventure seekers, history buffs and sailing enthusiasts will have the chance to take the voyage of a lifetime as part of the crew on the magnificent replica of James Cook’s 18th century vessel HMB Endeavour. The Australian National Maritime Museum has announced Endeavour’s 2019 voyage program and is now calling for applications to sail.
On 28 January 2019 Endeavour will depart from Sydney for Hobart, to take part in the “Parade of Sail” at the Australian Wooden Boat Festival. The Festival is a four-day celebration of maritime culture and the biggest event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, bringing together over 500 boats in Hobart’s iconic historic waterfront precinct.
Continue reading Australian Maritime Museum: Set sail on the Endeavour Voyage 2019
It’s described as a mind-blowing immersive festival experience, held over four days and culminating in one epic New Year’s Eve celebration.
More than 150 of Sydney’s socialites gathered to the opening of new Mediterranean establishment, Tayim.
After 14 years at the helm, Ben Ferris, Founder and Director of Sydney Film School today announces his departure from the institution to pursue freelance directing opportunities in Europe. Sydney Film School will continue to operate under the management of The International Screen Academy who have purchased the business from Ferris.
