Other adventures. By Aaron Teoh
Here’s one almost a year late. A couple of days in Melbourne, from May 2022. Some ideas on how to spend 3 days in Melbourne, roughly how I did it (some slightly rearranged for better readability). (Hopefully) covering most of the top things to see in Melbourne on a first trip to the city. If …
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Need some inspiration to plan your adventure on the Great Ocean Road? Here are one to four day Great Ocean Road road trip itineraries to help you get started!
Last part of our road trip on the Great Ocean Road. Visiting the stunning coastal formations along the Great Ocean Road in Port Campbell National Park from Gibson Steps to Bay of Islands. Finally, ending with a couple of surprises on the way back to Melbourne.
First 2 days of our 4-day road trip on the Great Ocean Road. Queenscliff to Lavers Hill via Apollo Bay, with short hikes to the great forests and waterfalls of Great Otway National Park.
First trip post pandemic! Here’s one from May, 4 months late. I decided to take it a little easier and set off on a week-long road trip from Melbourne with good friends and my partner. While Melbourne has been one of the top destinations for Singaporeans, I hadn’t been to continental Australia yet, apart from …
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Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. Wasn’t expecting much from this little city but turned out to be a little lively and colorful, with plenty of possible day trips nearby. Here’s how I spent 3 days in Hobart after a week on the Overland Track.
One of the highlights of Hobart, and an art museum unlike any other. Some love it. Others hate it. Provocative, dizzying at times, but mostly in your face. Only one way to find out if MONA’s your thing.
Came to see Tasmanian Devils, but ended learning so much more. Part conservation, part education social enterprise.
A Bruny Island day tour itinerary from Hobart, Tasmania. Beautiful coastlines, forests, and delicious local produce.
A little city in Tasmania that I nearly passed up upon, and only by chance that I ended up discovering a little bit of this charming city. Many old buildings, few people, and one beautiful gorge.