Open a few tabs while planning a New Zealand trip and the word “best” quickly loses its shape. The best place to stay might mean the shortest walk from a restaurant, a room with a view or somewhere convenient after a late arrival. A recommendation becomes useful only when its criteria match the trip you …
Oceania
Travel blogs and features from the Oceania region including Australia and New Zealand
An exciting and interesting region of Australia – explore the best of this off the beaten path destination. South Australia has wine, festivals, food & more!
The Hunter Valley is a significant wine region in New South Wales, about three hours from Sydney. It’s essentially the birthplace of wines, particularly Semillon and Shiraz, and has many world-renowned brands and family-run boutiques. It’s easy to assume that if you’ve been to one wine region, you’ve been to them all, but there’s something …
Travel tips for visiting The Philippines including my recommendations on where to stay, what to do, and how to get around
New Zealand is renowned for its unique nature, amazing scenery, friendly residents, tasty food, the best wines, and lots of entertainment options. The list can be endless, as everyone can find their personal benefits when visiting this country. It reveals new secrets every time you come there, which is why passionate travellers are always inspired …
A new guide from MyPostcard.com shows which countries require the most in tips, and what to tip for what services wherever you are around the world
Bucket list item unlocked! Australia, for some reason, conjures up images of untamed wildlife, raw natural beauty and a terrifying fear of death by nature. I’m not sure where all of that comes from, but somehow there’s this image of Australia’s natural wildlife as this scary entity. Blame Bill Bryson and his book. In reality, while …
Photos from the Adelaide Fringe show PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS which exactly what it sounds like. Puppets and penises.
Photos from the Adele music concert at the Adelaide Oval – Adele’s first tour in Australia with nearly 70,000 people attending
Adelaide, Australia’s official “Festival City” goes crazy during Mad March when the Adelaide Festival, Fringe and WOMADelaide turn the city bright & cheery