[no_toc] Tasmania’s east coast is undoubtedly the most popular scenic coastal drive in the country and is a contrast to the rugged west coast. From the stunning white beaches and orange lichen rocks of the Bay of Fires, historic towns and sites, wineries and national parks like Freycinet with its Continue Reading
Beaches
Exploring the Bay of Fires
Named by Lonely Planet as being the hottest travel destination in the world, the Bay of Fires is a series of sugar white beaches and orange-hued granite rocks from the lichen, that stretches for over 50 kilometres and starts in Binalong Bay in the south and finishes at Eddystone Point Continue Reading
Diving Malapascua Island Philippines
[no_toc] Malapascua Island is a small Island off the northern tip of Cebu in the Philippines and is renowned for the only place in the world where you can scuba dive with Thresher Sharks. The Thresher Shark is a type of mackerel shark and can grow up to 5-6 meters Continue Reading