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2 Travel amp Cruise Weekly Keep Dreaming 018 Travel amp Cruise Weekly Keep Dreaming 018 3

EDITORIALPublisher ndash Jenny PiperContributors ndash Jasmine Hanna Adam Bishop Myles Stedman Bruce Piper

ADVERTISING AND MARKETINGSean Harriganadvertisingcruiseweeklycomau

PRODUCTIONAnna Piper annapipertraveldailycomau

DESIGNSarah Beyer sarahbeyertraveldailycomau

Suite 1 Level 2 64 Talavera Rd Macquarie Park NSW 2113 AustraliaTel 1300 799 220 (+61 2 8007 6760)

Travel amp Cruise Weekly is part of the Business Publishing Group family of publicationswwwtravelandcruiseweeklycomau

Contents4 Destination spotlight

Discover where in the world you should visit next

6 For foodiesA Singapore Sling not to miss

7 In the newsCatch up on the latest travel and cruise news

8 Cycling AdventuresJasmine Hanna unpacks some of Australia and New Zealandrsquos iconic cycling adventures

12 Take fourWe wander the streets of a new city in fascination the street art of these four cities makes them stand out

14 Keep your cruising dream aliveRead all about our experience of Pride of America and why it might be your next cruise

16 PuzzlesNeed a way to fill in some of those extra hours in isolation Sit down with a cuppa and enjoy the puzzle pages

21 Cocktail hourTake a sip and plan your next trip

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Front cover image Nelson New Zealand copyDean McKenzie

12From the Publisher

Jenny Piper

Last month we took a few mini breaks from Sydney in the Hunter Valley This isnrsquot a place I have spent much time in as much as I love wine I find the whole wine tasting a little intimidating and donrsquot know where to start We stayed at a great resort where we could have breakfast and dinner so we didnrsquot have to venture out if we didnrsquot want to Having said that we decided one day to take the electric bikes and explore the lsquowine trailrsquo thinking we would stop and do some wine tasting and grab a bite for lunch I have learned when travelling that things often donrsquot go to plan Our little cycle turned into a 33km trip when the road back to the resort was flooded and we had to negotiate the freeway to get back But part of the adventure was ending up off the tourist route in a little mining town where we had a delicious fresh sandwich and coffee from the local Vietnamese bakery

Thatrsquos the beauty of regional Australia little gems off the beaten track So let me encourage you all to head out of town and explore our own backyard get away from the tourist places and find those treasures

On another note the resort was fabulous when we told them about our lack of wine tasting on our outing and organised tastings at two wineries we wouldnrsquot have known to visit

I hope you enjoy this weekrsquos read We would love to hear from you about what you enjoy about this little mag and if there is anything you would like to know more about Shoot us an email at infotravelandcruiseweeklycomau


Photo creditcopyDestination NSW

The Stockton Sand Dunes in the Worimi Conservation Lands at Port Stephens offer both adventure and culture in a single destination The stunning sandscape is ever changing and is recognised as the largest moving coastal dunes in the Southern Hemisphere The shifting sands cover and uncover ancient Aboriginal cultural sights including middens With sand dunes towering up to 30m above sea level the sand is an adventure playground for 4WD experiences and quad biking Why not combine the two with the available Aboriginal-guided cultural tours

Stockton Sand Dunes NSW


Not to miss

Sip a Singapore Sling in SingaporeLetrsquos lay down the ground rules here early

folks a true Singapore Sling needs to contain the following gin cherry brandy Cointreau grenadine pineapple juice fresh lime juice a dash of Angostura bitters and garnished with a wedge of pineapple There I said it I have drawn the proverbial line in the sand

There are admittedly many funky new variations of the old classic which was pioneered at the Raffles Hotel Singapore in 1915 but this next flurry of advice is designed for those seeking to sample the best version of the real McCoy not some bizarre hipster variant served up inside a bouquet of bitter kale leaves

So if you want to drink the best Singapore Sling it stands to reason that Singapore is where you will find the best version of this glorious libation One of the best places to go is where it all began at the Raffles Hotel There you can pull up a seat at the Long Bar and try the cocktail made from the very best

ingredients including a range of premium gins and custom-made grenadine syrup A warning though trying the real thing is not the cheapest option with each glass likely to cost you around A$30-35

Another great place to grab a Singapore Sling is the Smoke and Mirrors bar located at the top of the National Gallery overlooking the Marina Bay Here the cocktail has a slightly different take even the name (Robbery at the Museum) with fermented pineapple tepache replacing the juice and Maraschino liqueur subbing in for the cherry brandy

For a more homely vibe check out the Tess Bar amp Kitchen located only around the corner from the Raffles Hotel or for something a little bit different the Court Martial Bar also serves up a mean Singapore Sling complete with an austere military motif throughout Clink cheers

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Virgin 20 unveiled

Virgin Australia is set to emerge from voluntary administration with a firm focus on its core strengths ldquore-establishing itself as an iconic Australian airlinerdquo

Thatrsquos the key promise of plans revealed by CEO Paul Scurrah last week with the airline to reduce staff and simplify its fleet under its new Bain Capital ownership

The airline will cease operating its ultra low-cost Tigerair Australia offshoot and long-haul international flights are off the agenda at this stage - although Scurrah does envisage the eventual return of operations to Japan and the USA

ldquoDemand for domestic and short-haul international travel is likely to take at least three years to return to pre-COVID-19 levels with the real chance it could be longer which means as a business we must make changes to ensure the Virgin Australia Group is successful in this new worldrdquo Scurrah said

Cruise pause extended

The resumption of global cruising is a little further off after Cruise Lines International Association last week announced it was extending the voluntary pause of US operations by its members until 31 October

However some green

shoots of recovery are beginning to appear with authorities in Europe giving approval over the weekend for a limited restart

MSC Cruises Costa Cruises and Aida Cruises have all confirmed recommencements of cruising in the Mediterranean under strict protocols in most cases only carrying European guests

The planned resumptions come despite cases of COVID-19 being detected during the voyages of some early adopters including Hurtigruten SeaDream Paul Gauguin and Uncruise Adventures

The global cruise industry says itrsquos learning and adapting from these cases with the ultimate aim of making cruising safe for all


Cycling adventures

Exploring a destination on two wheels allows travellers to soak up the views on an active adventure whilst satisfying the need for a hit of adrenalin Jasmine

Hanna dives in to unpack some of Australia and New Zealandrsquos iconic cycling adventures

Alps 2 Ocean Cycle Trail AorakiMt Cook - Oamaru

The Alps 2 Ocean Trail stretches more than 300km from the mountains to sea and is New Zealandrsquos longest continuous cycle trail It ventures from AorakiMt Cook through the hydro-lakes of the Mackenzie Country and lush farmland of the Waitaki Valley The trail winds through diverse landscapes small towns and rural settlements with friendly pubs and cafeacutes as well as unique and local accommodation It can be stretched across six days or broken up into smaller segments There is plenty to do off the bike such as a soak in steaming hot tubs wine tasting in the Waitaki vineyards star gazing under the incredible night sky and exploring the towering clay cliffs

Hawkes Bay Trails Hawkes Bay

The extensive Hawkersquos Bay Trail network follows smooth cross-country paths and quiet back roads The tracks can provide one- to four-day adventures and are a memorable way to reach Hawkersquos Bayrsquos wineries and other sights enjoying breathtaking coastal and rural views along the way Themed trails include the Landscapes Ride that takes in relaxed seaside settlements dramatic views of Cape Kidnappers and the bucolic Tukituki Valley The Wineries Ride winds between the vineyards around Hastings and Flaxmere with ample opportunity for tastings while art deco Napier can be explored on the Water Ride that also showcases coastal wetland and riverside scenery There are also day-trip options including a picturesque riverside loop from Napier

Opposite page Cycle through dramatic landscapes on the Alps 2 Ocean Trail copyTourism NZMiles Holden

Top The Alps 2 Ocean ends at the coast near Waitaki copyTourism NZMiles Holden

Bottom Hawkersquos Bay offers stunning views from Cape Kidnappers copycopyTourism NZGary Lisbon


out to the charming Puketapu pub and the coastal ride from the East Clive Wetlands to the wineries around Te Awanga

Queen Charlotte Track Marlborough

This classic mountain biking adventure leads riders through the Marlborough Sounds one of New Zealandrsquos

most beautiful waterways The journey starts with a scenic boat cruise from Picton to historic Ship Cove in the outer reaches of the Sounds from where the trail skirts around bay after bay linked by saddles and ridges topped with impressive viewpoints Offering a mix of intermediate and advanced riding the track can be completed over two to three days by fit riders or broken into shorter leisurely sections with the assistance of regular water taxis Therersquos also the option to ferry

luggage between overnight stops including nature campsites and seafront lodges with resort lunches kayaking and hiking all on the cards

Great Ocean Road Victoria

The Great Ocean Road is billed as one of the worldrsquos most scenic coastal drives and is just as stunning on two wheels The 243km stretch of road hugs the south-eastern coast of Australia between

the Victorian cities of Torquay and Allansford and weaves through attractions and natural wonders along the way There are plenty of things to do and places to stop along the way including the towering 12 Apostles native wildlife iconic surf breaks pristine waterfalls and quaint seaside towns

Munda Biddi Trail Western Australia

Western Australia bills itself as a great place for a road trip and the same goes for cycling Die-hard cyclists with a few weeks up their sleeve can tackle the 1000km Munda Biddi Trail The track stretches from just outside of Perth all the way to Albany through an undeveloped natural corridor There is also the option to break up the trail into bite-sized pieces visiting stunning coastal towns along the way

Hunter Valley NSWCycling is a great way to explore the Hunter

Valley wineries with a dedicated cycleway which runs from the New England Highway through to Broke Road past many of the regionrsquos popular wineries There are a number of hire options ranging from mountain bikes and tandems to electric bikes There is also the added benefit of the option for wine purchases to be delivered to Pokolbin accommodation or the bike hire venue

Clockwise from top Bike through Marlborough Sounds copyTourism NZ

The 12 Apostles are a must on a cycling trip along the Great Ocean Road copyTourism Australia

Dive into Marlborough Sounds after a day of riding to cool off copyTourism NZ

Clockwise from top The Hunter Valley is a brilliant spot for a leisurely cycle copyDestination NSW

Combine cycling with wine tasting in the Hunter Valley and get any bottles you purchase delivered to your accommodation copyDestination NSW

Tackle the Munda Biddi Trail in one go or in small sections copyTourism WA


New York CityThe Big Apple has a well-earned reputation for artistic endeavour with many of its streets a shrine to its gritty origins as a home to countless struggling artists Popular graffiti installations in New York include the affectionately named Bronx Wall of Fame a long stretch of artistic energy where the likes of Long Islandrsquos Phetus and the late Iz the Wiz have painted its walls Another great spot is The Bushwick Collective a funky neighbourhood block dreamed up by local Joe Ficalora

BristolThose Brits sure are a creative bunch and it is on full display throughout the streets of Bristol Amongst the array of historical architecture in this old-world city travellers can tour the streets and absorb the highly dynamic modern street art that adorns many of its streets Some sections are even famed for their everchanging status with new murals and graffiti art painted weekly To take full advantage of the bohemian vibe try taking one of the many art walking tours on offer

Take fourWe wander the streets of a new city in fascination but it must be said that some do it better than others Some even make the streets themselves the attraction

BerlinGermanyrsquos modern-day reputation for being a global artistic hub is typified throughout the streets of bustling Berlin with UNESCO even dubbing the European metropolis the ldquoCity of Designrdquo In between ducking in and out of its hundreds of sought-after museums take a stroll through the streets to view some of its most iconic artworks These include the giant Cosmonaut artwork by Victor Ash a massive black print scribed on the side of an apartment building The East Side Gallery is another must-see comprised of hundreds of interesting art works etched into the longest surviving segment of the Berlin Wall

MelbourneConsidered by many to be the cultural mecca of our great southern land Melbourne is home to a plethora of vivid murals sprawled throughout its many quirky back allies and narrow laneways One of the best places to head to is Hosier Lane opposite Federation Square Every nook and cranny of this street is a canvas boasting brightly coloured artwork across the walls windows pavements and even smaller objects like bollards and lamp posts

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Keep your cruising dream aliveJust because we canrsquot cruise now doesnrsquot mean we canrsquot dream about where wersquore going to cruise next time Wersquoll be showcasing different ships each week to help you plan your next cruise

WhyAre you looking for a destination-influenced cruise holiday aboard a ship happy to come to the party with the nightlife Then Pride of America is for you Now 15 years old the ship has since been surpassed in onboard extravagancies but has certainly not been left behind in charm Pride is sure to keep you full lubricated and entertained while you hop from island to island exploring the Aloha State

DiningTwo dining rooms a well-appointed buffet and a variety of cafes are Pride of Americarsquos free options For the paying customer Cagneyrsquos Steakhouse delivers on all assumptions with a range of fine meats cooked to perfection Jeffersonrsquos Bistro serves up delicate French fare and La Cucina offers a sumptuous range of delicious Italian

ActivitiesPride of Americarsquos greatest hits of activities mostly come served at the destinations the ship visits but for those who prefer to stay on board head for a dip at the Oasis or South Beach Pools or for a more relaxing day book in at the Mandara Spa for a pampering session

Norwegian Cruise Line - Pride of America

AccommodationPride of America offers five different kinds of staterooms Suite Balcony Oceanview Inside and Studio The point of difference in this accommodation hierarchy is it is the solo travellers with access to exclusive spaces with those cruising in a Studio stateroom able to enjoy the shiprsquos Studio Lounge

Public spacesA range of exciting and ambient public spaces are found throughout Pride of America with a heavy emphasis on nightlife The Mardi Gras Cabaret Lounge amp Nightclub Pinkrsquos Champagne Bar and Waikiki Bar all set their own distinct vibes meaning no wonder what kind of after-dark fun yoursquore hoping to find itrsquos there waiting for you on board

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SudokuThe aim of Sudoku is to complete the entire grid using the numbers 1-9 Each number can only be used once in each row column and box

DIABOLICAL

wwwsudokuofthedaycom ndash visit them and get a new Sudoku every day

Pub quiz1 Which country was the first to claim territory in Antarctica doing so in lsquoAdelie Landrsquo in

1840 2 Virgin Atlantic is 51 owned by Virgin Group and 49 owned by which other airline 3 Residents of which US state are colloquially known as Sooners 4 Greenland is within the kingdom of which country 5 What is the name of the interstate railway station where The Ghan begins its journey 6 What is the official language of the Belgian region of Flanders 7 What is Australiarsquos largest inland city 8 What is the worldrsquos second-largest continent by area 9 Stingray Harbour was thought to be the first name given to which body of water10 The red white and blue funnels of Carnival Cruise Line ships are shaped like what11 What country is this collection of pictures spelling out

Pub quiz1 Which country is the only to feature a bible on its flag 2 Which state has a higher population - New Jersey or New South Wales 3 The first Europeans to sight Australia were Dutch explorers ndash they first named the land

what 4 Now scheduled to open in October this year Berlin Brandenburg Airport the cityrsquos

third aerodrome was originally scheduled to open in October of which year 5 Is Iceland a Nordic country a Scandinavian country or both 6 The House of Thani rules which country 7 The state of Western Australia is the second-largest administrative division in the

world ndash what is the largest 8 What is the most populous town in the Noosa Shire 9 Australiarsquos capital Canberra is not the countryrsquos most populous city How many other

national capitals are not their countryrsquos largest settlement a) 17b) 34c) 51d) 68

10 Italy has a border with two microstates as well as Austria France Switzerland and which other country

UnscrambleHow many words can you make out of these nine letters Every word needs to include the centre letter have four letters or more and not be a proper noun or a plural You can only use each letter once

Good ndash 18 wordsVery good ndash 27 wordsExcellent ndash 35 words

NOTE Wersquove used Chambers Dictionary to decide what words are acceptable

Whose flag is this

This flag for a long time had a different symbol in the centre but this was removed in 1966 when the countryrsquos monarchy was overthrown replacing it with the three stars you see today The stars supposedly represent the national motto ldquounity work progressrdquo but could also stand for the three main ethnic groups of the countryDo you know whose flag this is

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Where in the world

In a city with this many canals itrsquos not surprising that there are a lot of bridgesThis bridge is one of four spanning the cityrsquos main waterway and is the oldest of the group It has actually had to be rebuilt several times and the first bridge in the spot was a pontoon bridgeDo you know where in the world this is and what the bridge is called

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Argentina word searchSee if you can find these words They are hidden horizontally vertically and diagonally forwards and backwards

SOUTHAMERICASPANISHANDES

BUENOSAIRESPATAGONIACORDOBA

IGUAZUFALLSPESOEMPANADAS

LAPLATAINCALABOCA

Where in the worldThese unusual rock formations are called hoodoos and this place is full of them They have formed over millions of years when parts of the rocks that were softer eroded by frost weathering and the passage of a river Do you know where this picture was taken

Pub quiz1 Are plants or weaponry a more popular feature on national flags 2 Which countryrsquos Antarctic territory is largest at over five million square kilometres 3 What is the worldrsquos second-largest continent by population 4 New South Wales is building its first new ocean pool at which Mid North Coast beach 5 The Bechuanaland Protectorate became the Republic of what on 30 September 1966 6 Canadian singer Celine Dion represented which country at the Eurovision Song

Contest in 1988 7 Which major airline operates Scoot and SilkAir as subsidiaries 8 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is the oldest carrier in existence and Qantas Airways is the

third-oldest Which is the second 9 Which airline introduced the Boeing 747 to the skies on January 22 1970 10 Which countryrsquos national anthem is March of the Volunteers 11 What city is this collection of pictures spelling out

S D S F L D H T L K X I H A W

W A M O N A V O V L G I S P B

I H D C U X B C E U Y A I X U

P J O A S T J O A V B H N K E

Y H H P N K H Z C O K P A W N

F N F G U A U A D A E U P V O

L M I L E F P R M S Y F S K S

P W Y W A S O M O E J D H I A

B U O L F C S G E B R K F W I

G Z L J V F W O A T Z I Z K R

P S A I N O G A T A P R C U E

O Q N H Z I X D S V L M Z A S

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V G E G C A C N I Z J O O P R

J D S L A D W L A P L A T A L

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Whose flag is this

This is definitely one of the cooler country flags that wersquove seen The trident in the centre was used as part of the countryrsquos seal when it was under colonial rule and the flag designer decided to keep it as part of the new flag as it was so distinctive Do you know whose flag it is

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All answers are on page 22

Make it at home In these stressful times wersquore often looking for a drink so why not make one of our unique cocktail recipes at home

Asian Fusion CocktailThis weekrsquos recipe comes from APT Their Queensland sales team came up with the recipe to celebrate cruising along the Mekong or Irrawaddy rivers The cocktailrsquos flavours will take you straight to Asia

Ingredients1 nip vodka (or more to your liking)1 nip Lemongrass Cordial 1 cup (approximately) soda water Dash of water3 or 4 mint leaves1 stick lemongrass bruisedLemon or lime slices (optional)

MethodIn a cocktail shaker add Vodka lemongrass cordial amp lemongrass top up with soda water and a dash of waterAdd ice if desired Stir it ndash donrsquot shake itPour into a cocktail glass and add mint plus lemon or lime slices (optional)

Pub quiz1 Which animal features on more flags ndash the dragon or eagle 2 True or false if Antarctica were a country it would rank third in the world in land size 3 The New York City area is serviced by six airports Name them all 4 As of 2019 which is the only European country in the worldrsquos top 10 oil producers 5 Uganda shares Lake Victoria with which two countries 6 Why was British explorer James Cook killed by locals in Hawairsquo i in 1779 7 There are seven countries which have made territorial claims in Antarctica Name

them all 8 The Sol de Mayo or Sun of May is the national emblem of which two countries

appearing on both flags 9 AirAsiarsquos long-haul subsidiary AirAsia Xrsquos first flight was from Kuala Lumpur to which

Australian destination10 Which two seas are accessible from Germany

Whose flag is this

This countryrsquos flag reflects its history as part of the Islamic Empire during the early Middle Ages - these flags usually favour plain colours like this one Initially the flag of this country was just the red without the green star in the centre but this was introduced later in the 20th century when the country was under the rule of another colonial power The nation is now independent but it still continues to use the flag with the green star Whose flag is it


TRICKY


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Whose flag is this Burundi

Pub quiz 1 Dominican Republic 2 New Jersey by approximately 700000 people 3 New Holland 4 2011 5 Both 6 Qatar 7 Russiarsquos Sakha Republic 8 Tewantin 9 b) 34 10 Slovenia

Page 17Where in the world Rialto Bridge Venice Italy

Pub quiz 1 France 2 Delta 3 Oklahoma 4 Denmark 5 Adelaide Parklands Terminal 6 Dutch 7 Canberra 8 Africa 9 Botany Bay 10 A whalersquos tail 11 India (in + d [note] + ah)

Sudoku

Page 18Pub quiz 1 Weaponry 2 Australia 3 Africa 4 Oxley Beach 5 Botswana 6 Switzerland 7 Singapore Airlines 8 Avianca 9 Pan American 10 China 11 Apia (a [note] + pea + ah)

Unscramble cent centre cert cite civet client clint cretin elect elite enter enteric entice enticer entire erect event evert

evict inert inlet inter invert lectern lectin lent lentic lint lite litre nitre recent recite relent relict rent rete reticle rite rivet teen tercel tern tier tierce tiercel tile tiler tine tire tree trice trine veinlet vent venter VENTRICLE

Whose flag is this Barbados

Page 19Where in the world Bryce Canyon National Park Utah USA

Page 20Pub quiz 1 Eagle 2 False ndash it would ranks second 3 John F Kennedy International LaGuardia Long Island MacArthur Newark Liberty International New York Stewart International Westchester County 4 Russia 5 Kenya and Tanzania 6 He was attempting to kidnap their monarch 7 Argentina Australia Chile France Norway New Zealand United Kingdom 8 Argentina and Uruguay 9 Gold Coast 10 The Baltic Sea and North Sea

Whose flag is this Morocco

Sudoku

Puzzle answers

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Feeling inspiredContact your local travel agent to start planning your next dream holiday

Iceland


EDITORIALPublisher ndash Jenny PiperContributors ndash Jasmine Hanna Adam Bishop Myles Stedman Bruce Piper

ADVERTISING AND MARKETINGSean Harriganadvertisingcruiseweeklycomau

PRODUCTIONAnna Piper annapipertraveldailycomau

DESIGNSarah Beyer sarahbeyertraveldailycomau

Suite 1 Level 2 64 Talavera Rd Macquarie Park NSW 2113 AustraliaTel 1300 799 220 (+61 2 8007 6760)

Travel amp Cruise Weekly is part of the Business Publishing Group family of publicationswwwtravelandcruiseweeklycomau

Contents4 Destination spotlight

Discover where in the world you should visit next

6 For foodiesA Singapore Sling not to miss

7 In the newsCatch up on the latest travel and cruise news

8 Cycling AdventuresJasmine Hanna unpacks some of Australia and New Zealandrsquos iconic cycling adventures

12 Take fourWe wander the streets of a new city in fascination the street art of these four cities makes them stand out

14 Keep your cruising dream aliveRead all about our experience of Pride of America and why it might be your next cruise

16 PuzzlesNeed a way to fill in some of those extra hours in isolation Sit down with a cuppa and enjoy the puzzle pages

21 Cocktail hourTake a sip and plan your next trip

8

14

Front cover image Nelson New Zealand copyDean McKenzie

12From the Publisher

Jenny Piper

Last month we took a few mini breaks from Sydney in the Hunter Valley This isnrsquot a place I have spent much time in as much as I love wine I find the whole wine tasting a little intimidating and donrsquot know where to start We stayed at a great resort where we could have breakfast and dinner so we didnrsquot have to venture out if we didnrsquot want to Having said that we decided one day to take the electric bikes and explore the lsquowine trailrsquo thinking we would stop and do some wine tasting and grab a bite for lunch I have learned when travelling that things often donrsquot go to plan Our little cycle turned into a 33km trip when the road back to the resort was flooded and we had to negotiate the freeway to get back But part of the adventure was ending up off the tourist route in a little mining town where we had a delicious fresh sandwich and coffee from the local Vietnamese bakery

Thatrsquos the beauty of regional Australia little gems off the beaten track So let me encourage you all to head out of town and explore our own backyard get away from the tourist places and find those treasures

On another note the resort was fabulous when we told them about our lack of wine tasting on our outing and organised tastings at two wineries we wouldnrsquot have known to visit

I hope you enjoy this weekrsquos read We would love to hear from you about what you enjoy about this little mag and if there is anything you would like to know more about Shoot us an email at infotravelandcruiseweeklycomau






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