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Read more about the article Kayaking Noosa Everglades: an adventure in the immaculate wilderness

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Kayaking Noosa Everglades: an adventure in the immaculate wilderness

Find out important tips to organise your Noosa Everglades kayaking trip, a perfect way to experience the unspoilt nature of the beautiful river.

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17 August 2015

Australia / Oceania/South Pacific / Victoria

George Bass Coastal Walk: an easy walk along spectacular cliffs near Melbourne

The George Bass Coastal Walk is a great day trip from Melbourne: a cliff top with walk spectacular coastline views and secluded beaches.

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12 August 2015

Read more about the article Boondall Wetlands: walk around Brisbane’s largest wetlands

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Australia / Oceania/South Pacific / Queensland

Boondall Wetlands: walk around Brisbane’s largest wetlands

The Boondall Wetlands is a relaxing easy walk just outside Brisbane through a forest and the mangrove reputed for its large variety of birdlife.

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9 August 2015

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I'm an adventure lover, and I like to share my travel experiences and tips to help others plan their big and small trips. I live in Brisbane (Australia), but you won't often find me in the city. I spend most of my weekends in national parks or underwater.
Every weekend is an adventure: you don't always have to go far to travel!
Before calling Brisbane home, I lived in Sydney, Istanbul, England, and France.

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