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Facts about jack island
Jaco Island is part of the country's only national park.It's a small island, just a short boat and it is definitely deserted but people still come and see it.

Can people live there?
no one lives on the island or is even allowed to stay they can only look at it overnight.

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This is Fifi’s biggest Family Fun Park and is the centre of captive breeding of Fiji’s most endangered species, plants and flowers.

It is located on Fiji’s largest Island, Viti Levi, near Sigatoka
It is also and environmental education facility for Fiji’s school children, and visitors..

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The yasawa island to visit or stay a wonderful night there

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How much dose it cost to visit or to stay at?
Sometimes it cost about 103-330-671 to stay at. But  if you want to stay at a 4 star one it will cost 330 but if you want a 5 stat one will it will be 671.

Dose The yasaws island have a food place to eat?
Yes is dose!
The place is called  our al fresco restaurant it’s a place with sea food to eat.But if you can’t eat sea food or you don’t like to eat it then it’s ok because they might have fruit and vegetables to eat.

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About

The sky tower is located in New Zealand as a very high tower. And that’s why this tower is called the sky tower because it goes in the sky. The sky tower is 27 years old built in 1994, it’s used for fancy restaurants.

Uses

The sky tower is used for a 360 degree view of the city, it also includes 3 restaurants, a sugar cafe and a fancy cafe. People are able to have a nice day at the top of the tower. People can have fun by doing bungee jumping as they feel like they are flying mid air.

Places to eat

You can eat in the sky tower cafe and restaurants that’s are there. The cost of the food up there is a bit expensive because of its fancy-nes. But you can go up the tower any time for free. They have 3 restaurants to eat at, a sky cafe and a little dining area for people to eat at.

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Uluru is a big rock in Alice Springs, people used to climb it but now you can’t because it was chipping away at the big rock, and can you believe that Uluru is a rock and big as a hill?

SIZE
Uluru is extremely big, it is 3.33 square kilometres big which is huge and is 348 metres above the ground, can you believe that!? It’s also named the biggest monolith in the world.

Activities
At Uluru or Ayers Rock you can do many things like what the sunrise and sunset since it looks best at Uluru, take a birds eye view of Uluru and many more activities that are amazing!

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About It
Tasman is the best national park you can visit there.The park that is known for its golden beaches and long track was established on the 30 April,1999.

What to do
You can go to walk around and look at the scenery, go swimming or you can go canoeing in the rivers and kayak in the bay,But if you you want a bigger bout you can go on the mini cruise.If going on the water is it your thing you can take a scenic flight.

Where to eat and stay
You can stay at some of the hotels and loges and if you want to eat you can always go to the cafe that sells pastry,desert,sandwiches and drinks including soft drinks.

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Indonesia is hot it is 32° raining right now: September 2 2.30pm. But if you want to go to Indonesia maybe go to the beach sunbed or something go have fun in the water because it is hot in Indonesia. Things to do
Since it’s so hot you can go to water parks you can go to the beach you can have the ice bath and lots of other activities for hot days. Introducing the continent
The continent has lots of islands and it’s a big continent.

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Waitomo Glowworm Cave is a tourist attraction in New Zealand made naturally. It started forming over 30 million years ago. In 1889 it opened and it was a tourist attraction and still is today.

The glowworm (Arachnocampa Luminosa) is unique to New Zealand, making the Waitomo Glowworm Caves an absolute must-do.

You can book in for a Waitomo Glowworm Caves tour. Tourists can go 150 feet underground to see hundreds of thousands of these shining insects lining the ceilings of the 30 million-year-old limestone caves.

They are made up of two levels. The upper level is dry and decorated with stunning, delicate cave formations and the lower level has stream passages, glowworms and the Cathedral, which is the tallest chamber in the cave. Over 2000 people visit the cave every day and over 730000 go every year.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Levuka is located on the small island of Ovalau. Levuka Is a world Heritage site this whole city is known as a popular monument in Fiji. It had the prestige of Fiji’s former capital until 1877. The town is probably one of the most important historical spots in the country for Fiji’s colonial history.

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Places to eat at.
Their are so many places to eat at turtle beach! You can eat at The Turtle, The deck(Turtle beach resort) and many or cafés and restaurants to eat at!

What can you do their
You can do lots of things at Turtle beach. You can do surfing, golf, them e parks and so many more things to do at turtle beach!

Native animals
Their are not really any other native animals apart from turtles. They named turtle beach because turtles lay their eggs in the sand!

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Features
New Zealand has spectacular glaciers,picturesque fiords,
Rugged mountains, vast plains,rolling hillsides,
Miles of coastline, sandy beaches,volcanic plateau,
Has breathtaking landscapes,and lofty mountains,
Blue lakes and has gorgeous train journeys.

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You can see penguin and dolphins and other animals to you could see big black coral and other colours to and you see a waterfalls and you could go on it to play on it and it will be fun going down the waterfall and you can go down will your family it will be fun

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Introduction:
Lake Wakatipu is a lake located on the South Island of New Zealand. It is often known as ‘The Crown Jewel of Queenstown’. It’s also actually a volcano!

Things to do:
Lake Wakatipu offers a wide range of activities and things to enjoy. And it’s not the the lake, there are also many other things around it like; Skyline Queenstown, The Remarkables, Lake Hayes, and other fun places that ensure you will never get bored!

Fish:
Due to its cleanliness, it is also home to many different varieties of fish including; Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Salmon, and other fish that you can spot all year round.

Temperatures:
Lake Wakatipu maintains a steady water temperature for most of the year, at around 11-13 degrees Celsius. Although that may not sound very warm, once you see the things on offer, you will know that it definitely worth it!

Fun Facts:
Mount Wakatipu’s water has been tested by scientists and they said that the water is 99.9% pure - no joke! It’s also the 3rd deepest lake in NZ and also the longest lake in New Zealand.

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Kokoda Track is an extremely beautiful landmark that has lots and lots of facts about it.

Location:

Kokoda Track is located in Papua New Guinea which is in Oceania or also known as Melanesia. To be even more specific, it is in the south-western pacific.

Animals:

There are some unbelievable animals that live in Kokoda Track like Scorpions, the Spotted Cuscus, Blue Bird of Paradise, Wild Bees, Wild Pigs, The Queen Alexandra's Birdwing Butterfly and much more!

Population:

Papua New Guinea has an enormous population of 9,142,952 people  but Kokoda Track has a small population of 4,500 people including the ill or sick!

Weather:

Kokoda Track has some super interesting weather. The average during the day is a constant 29 - 30°C but it can actually dip to 1 - 2°C during the night.

Fun Facts:

The Kokoda Track actually got its name from a village named Kokoda which was near. The start of Kokoda Track that leads to Owers' Corner is roughly 96 km!

Kokoda Track is an incredibly beautiful place which you should visit when you have time to!

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The hula falls are in New Zealand and are and 26,500 years old

Fun facts

In the huka falls it goes for 100 meters and makes a 11 meter drop.

And 220,000 litres flow past per second!

Huka means sugar so the real name is sugar falls

Information

How was huka falls created, you ask? It was from the very start water flowed down until it kept getting eroded to form bigger.

Things to do

.jetsking

.go for a walk

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Location: Lake Tekapo is a small town located on the South Island of New Zealand.

Known for: Lake Tekapo is known for it’s clear nights and lack of light pollutions, making it a great viewing destination.

Population: In 2018 they had a population of 558.

Landmark: The top place that people recommended visiting in Lake Tekapo is Mackenzie Sheep Dog Statue. It provides a very interesting history of the Sheep Dog, and has a great view. It is a bronze memorial to working collie dogs, such as Friday.

Details: Lake Tekapo has an intense, milky, turquoise hue. This is due to a fine rock flour, ground by glacial movement and suspended in the waters. Everything is so quiet and peaceful that it is totally recommended visiting!

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Beautiful/pretty places to visit in Indonesia 🇮🇩<3
Indonesia is a lovely place for a small family holiday it has beautiful places to visit and also have fun. In Indonesia it has a pretty place to visit called Dieng Plateau It’s a place that has a lake and a land of grass that you can sit at or have a snack
there it has 5 stars to go to.

Restaurants in Indonesia with amazing foods to eat.
Bandar Djakarta. Restaurant, Seafood is a great place to eat at with your family, friends or cousins lots of peens there and found the food amazing to eat

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Introduction:
Mount Cook is New Zealand’s highest mountain. It’s located on the South Island. It is also called Aoraki by the Indigenous Maori people.

Temperature:
The temperature of Mount Cook varies greatly. In the winter months, temperatures may plunge down to -8 degrees Celsius, but in summer months temperatures will rise to about 20 degrees Celsius. The warmest months by far are January and February, while the coldest month is July. In July, temperatures are so low that the average is usually around 3 degrees!

Animals:
There are many animals that inhabit the area in and around Mount Cook. Some examples include; Wild Goats, Red Deer and Feral Cats. It also has a wide variety of bird life including; pigeons, alpine parrots, bush hawks and more.

Activities to do:
Mount Cook also boasts numerous fun recreational activities such as; Skiing, Mountain Climbing, Hunting and countless others which keep visitors healthy and entertained.

Fun Facts:
Mount Cook is actually a volcano that last erupted 20,000 years ago! The first people to actually climb to the top were 3 New Zealanders. But Mount Cook has also claimed the lives of 80 people who died while trying to get to the summit. It is also more than 3 kilometres high, or nearly half the height of Mount Everest.

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WEATHER

On Shortland island the weather is mostly cloudy but sometimes it’s sunny. Normally there are no storms, rain or even thunder at Shortland island but it might happen because you never know. You can watch the sunset and at night it’s pretty cloudy but it would be nice eating ice cream and watching the sunrise and sunset.

THINGS TO DO

At Shortland islands you can go swimming in the water, watch the sunset, watch the sunrise, eat ice cream, go surfing, go snorkeling, relax on the sand, and lots more things. It has lots of sea creatures so you can see new sea animals.

ANIMALS AT SHORTLAND ISLAND

Some animals you can find at Shortland island are chameleons, lizards, birds, whales, dolphins, tropical fish, and way more. It will be amazing learning about new animals and their habits, that includes where and how they live. Also what they eat and you could see baby animals.

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Turtle Island is situated on the north west side of Fiji map . Above the main island called Viti Levi .Turtle Island is one of worlds leading sustainable tourism destinations On Turtle Island you can go diving horseback riding kayaking mountain biking and more . The Island is a very special place where the turtles make their home and fragile nests on our shores that’s why we have a conversation program to look after them .

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When the setting is the star of the movie, that's a locale worth visiting. Turtle Island, a private luxury resort island in Fiji's Yasawa chain of islands, is just such a place.

It is the location for one of the most recognised tropical island films, Blue Lagoon, released in 1980 and starring Brooke Shields, Christopher Atkins and the late great Leo McKern , and an imagined nirvana for the stressed and overwhelmed taken with the notion of a Robinson Crusoe life, away from care and woe.

Columbia Pictures looked at more than 1000 sites before choosing the pristine beauty of Turtle Island as the archetypical tropical island paradise. The movie drew the world's attention to Turtle Island, one of Fiji's first luxury resorts, whose opening was hastened by the filming.

The island's owner, Richard Evanson snr, bought the 202-hectare island in 1972 and still lives there with his son, Richard Evanson jnr, who has taken over the reins. The film still screens with popcorn on Sunday nights at the resort.

Evanson snr used the income from the movie to improve Turtle, later saying he should have asked for 1 percent as Blue Lagoon was the ninth biggest box-office hit in 1980, grossing almost $US59 million in the United States and Canada.

This is despite the fact that the film was a critical "dog of the year", Brooke Shields won worst actress in the first Golden Raspberry Awards, and the audience was conned - body doubles were used for her nude shots (understandable, mind you, as she was only 14 and closely supervised by her mother).

After the film's release, stars flocked there to experience the real-life nirvana.

The resort has 14 waterfront bures, 14 private beaches rotated between guest couples (some of which - Devil's, Shell, Paddy's and Honeymoon - featured in the movie) and private dine-out options from lagoon pontoons to cliff-point extravaganzas.

Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, and Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey honeymooned there, as did The Bachelorette's Trista and Ryan Sutter. John Travolta celebrated his 50th birthday there, with Oprah Winfrey a guest.

John Cleese hoarded crab legs on his lap at communal dinners, resisting calls to goosestep around the table - he wanted peace. Eddie Van Halen enjoyed the family atmosphere, as did Pierce Brosnan, Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, while Richard Starkey was recognised as Ringo Starr only on his departure when he gave an impromptu dock concert on the lali drums.

The Oprah Winfrey Show has featured Turtle Island as one of the world's outstanding honeymoon destinations, and in 2003 the island was named NBC's most romantic couples destination, pipping Fregate Island in the Seychelles, Lake Louise Resort in Banff, Canada, and a Mediterranean Silver Seas cruise.

From the sporting world, former Wallabies rugby captain George Gregan was married on Shell Beach, AFL star Nathan Buckley and his wife Tania honeymooned there, and former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh holidayed there with his family. Rupert Murdoch has also sought South Seas bliss on Turtle Island.

Guests at the resort can read more island anecdotes in the book Turtle Tales: An Exotic Island Paradise: - Richard Evanson's Fijian Dream Fulfilled by a return guest, Amelia Robson. The book is in every bure.

And they keep coming back! Blue Lagoon's blond star, Christopher Atkins, was reduced to tears when a recent visit to Honeymoon Beach on Turtle Island stirred memories.

The film was based on the 1908 romance novel by Irish writer Henry De Vere Stacpoole and it aroused such interest in tropical utopias that several Blue Lagoon movies eventuated. There was a silent film in 1923, a remake in 1949, starring Jean Simmons, the 1980 effort and a 1983 Indonesian film, Pengantin Pantai Biru, banned as pornographic in East Kalimantan. A 1991 remake, Return to the Blue Lagoon, holds a rare 0 per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with the consensus that "despite its lush tropical scenery and attractive leads, Return to the Blue Lagoon is as ridiculous as its predecessor, and lacks the prurience and unintentional laughs that might make it a guilty pleasure".

Finally, Blue Lagoon: The Awakening - a contemporary remake of Blue Lagoon - was made for television in 2012.

Only the 1949 and 1980 films were actually filmed on Turtle Island, whose beauty is enhanced by its still-pristine qualities. The waters surrounding Fiji's reefs, described by French undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau as "the clearest in the world", still don't disappoint.

Turtle Island's unspoiled beauty meant it was also chosen as the location for a 2011 Sports Illustrated photo shoot.

More recently, Fiji's most popular group of islands has played its part in the Survivor television series, with season 34, Survivor: Game Changers - Mamanuca, filmed there, the third Survivor season filmed in Fiji. Seasons 35 and 36 are also being filmed in Fiji. Season 35 is now in production. Look out for Turtle Island. According to Turtle Airways seaplane pilot Mintesh Prasad, who flew the winning contestants from a Survivor challenge, he had to hang out of the window to breathe as they reeked so pungently.

The Survivor series first arrived in Fiji in 2007 for the 14th season of the show. It was filmed at Vunivutu in Vanua Levu, Fiji's second largest island. It returned to Fiji in 2016 for its 33rd season but Survivor: Millennials vs Gen X had to be evacuated temporarily due to Cyclone Zena.

It isn't only stars, however, who are drawn to the idea of a tropical island paradise. The Turtle Island "family", as they call themselves, wants everyone to feel at home, as the island operates on a highly inclusive basis.

In fact, it soon becomes clear to visitors that Turtle Island is not a place that promotes seclusion, unless you absolutely insist. Guests are encouraged to join in, become part of the family, get to know staff and other guests, to take part in kava ceremonies, communal meals and understand the island's workings.

Despite the island's star quality, guests, whoever they are, receive the same enthusiastic, warm-hearted treatment.

OTHER MOVIES SET IN FIJI

CAST AWAY

This 2000 epic survival drama was filmed on Monuriki, one of the Mamanuca Islands off Viti Levu, Fiji's largest island. Monuriki became a tourist attraction after the film's release. Tom Hanks, who played the marooned Chuck Noland, was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar. His companion, Wilson the volleyball, won Best Inanimate Object at the Critics' Choice awards and Hanks and movie love interest Helen Hunt won Best Kiss at the 2001 MTV movie awards.

HIS MAJESTY O'KEEFE

​​A 1954 adventure film starring Burt Lancaster and filmed in Suva and Pacific Harbour, just outside Suva, this is the story of a shipwrecked sailor who ripped off native Fijians in the 1870s by trading worthless stone disks for copra and coconut oil.

SAVAGE ISLANDS

A 1983 swashbuckling pirate adventure film starring Tommy Lee Jones and filmed in Pacific Harbour.

SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON

This was remade in 1995-1996 as a TV series with scenes shot on Nanuya Lai Lai or Little Turtle Island, across from Turtle Island.

CONTACT

A 1997 film starring Jodi Foster had its tropical beach "heaven" scene shot in the Yasawa Islands, Fiji.

ANACONDAS: THE HUNT FOR THE BLOOD ORCHID

This scary 2004 adventure horror movie was filmed in Pacific Harbour and starred Johnny Messner.

TRIP NOTES

MORE
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FLY

Multiple airlines including Qantas/Fiji Airways, Jetstar and Virgin fly from Sydney,

Melbourne and Brisbane to Nadi, and Turtle Airways connects you to the island.

STAY

Turtle Island costs from $US2499 a night, per couple, all-inclusive. See turtlefiji.com/
Alison Stewart was a guest of Turtle Island

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Why this tropical island paradise is one of the world's most recognised

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When the setting is the star of the movie, that's a locale worth visiting. Turtle Island, a private luxury resort island in Fiji's Yasawa chain of islands, is just such a place.

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New Zealand

You can go fishing and you can go shopping and you can go to parks to play at and you can go for walks and you can go to farms to see pigs and cows and sheep’s and other animals to and you can go see beautiful flowers.

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New Zealand is in the southwestern pacific,
It has 2 landmasses north and south and more than 700 smaller islands, covering a total area of 268,021 square km.
Population 4,917million.
Languages spoken Maori and English .

Man made features Huka falls & huka falls jet-the Tongariro crossing-Tane Mahuta- Mount cook Aoraki-Moeraki boulders
The Beehive-Auckland Tower

Points of interest

Milford sound-South Island
Bay of island-North Island
Queenstown-South Island
Lake Taupo-North Island
Rotorua-North Island

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The Sydney opera house is a place where people do performing arts and is 65 m high. It started construction on the second of March 1959 and finished in 14 years which is on the 20th of October 1973. There were 10000 people working on the Sydney opera house and 16 died. The Sydney opera house opened in 1975 and the first person to perform at the Sydney opera house was Paul Robeson.

Fun fact: over 10.9 million people go to the Sydney opera house a year. Probably not anymore…

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Fiji is one of the few nations to have three off official languages

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Location: Kolovai is a village on the island of Tongatapu located on the north west of Tonga.

Known for: Kolovai is known for hunting, peak colonies, art galleries and “Friendly Island.”

Population: In 2006 they had a population of 4,098.

Landmark: The Kolovai even has flying foxes which makes it more interesting to visit! There’s over 100 flying foxes you can watch.

details: It is quiet and peaceful to visit. You can do biking, water sports, shooting ranges and water skiing.

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Location:New Zealand

Queenstown is special for the New Zealand’s adventure capital. Queenstown attract over three million visitors a year
Plus if you were hunger their are many places to eat at when you are at Queenstown

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Location:

Mount Wilhelm is in Papua New Guinea which is in Oceania or also known as Melanesia. (To be exact, it is in the south-western pacific).

Population:

Papua New Guinea has a population of 9,142,952 but

Mount Wilhelm has a population of about 376,473.

Animals:

There are some unbelievable animals that live in Mount Wilhelm like the Bandicoot, the Barn Owl, the Barn Swallow, the Cassowary, the Catfish, the Crane and the Cuscus.

Traditional Foods:

In Mount Wilhelm there are some delicious foods like Kaukau (Sweet Potato), Kumu, Taro (Root Vegetable), Saksak (Sago Pearl Dumpling), Kokoda fish, Dia, Chicken Pot and much more!

Weather:

Papua New Guinea has some interesting weather. The max is 30 - 32°C but the minimum is 23 to 24°C. The coldest month is August, the wettest month is March and the driest month is July.

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Fiji is a Beautiful place what is a Neighbour to Australia, there are lots of things to do in Fiji.

You can go to caves in Fiji such as the Sawa-i-Lau Caves.
In the Sawa-i-Lau Caves you can go to a blue lagoon.

Natadola beach is a beautiful beach and it has a coral reef. There is lots of bushes at the beach.

Vuadomo waterfall is a fabulous waterfall you can go into the water to get sprayed with water

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The sky tower

The sky tower is 27 years old. The sky tower took two years and nine months to be fully builded.

Fun facts

Auckland's Sky Tower is renowned for being an adventure hub and luxurious dining establishment.

It is also famous for being the Southern Hemisphere's tallest free-standing fixture, as well as being the defining landmark of New Zealand's biggest city.

The sky tower has 34 floors inside of it.

Things to do

The things to do in the sky tower are watch a movie in a 700 seat theatre,have dinner lunch or breakfast and skydive.

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Cooper Pedy is a town in northern South Australia, 846km north of Adelaide, it is a mining town. Cooper Pedy was founded in 1915 and is about 106 years old.

Cooper pedy can get to over 50 degrees celsius that’s why local people live underground. You can mine rare precious opals. There is a drive in Cinema, kangaroo orphanage, you can do more things.

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The Gold Coast is one of Australia's premier holiday destinations. Famous for its beaches, surf, theme parks, shopping, nightlife and hinterland, it has been attracting Australian families for many decades.

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The Gold Coast is a amazing place in Queensland with good weather. The Gold Coast has cool theme parks. Movie world has cool shows fast rollercoasters is and stuff from the movies.Wet & wild has a amazing waterpark with cool water slides. Dreamworld has over 40 rides and has a fabulous waterpark

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Port Arthur is a village town and historic site in Tasmania, Australia. Established in 1830, it was settled as a penal colony, a very large prison for convicts and is an important part of Australia’s history.
More than 1100 prisoners were sent there, men ,women and children, who hard a very hard life. The prisoners built a hospital,Church,Railway, Flour Mill and the prison its itself.
Port Arthur was seen as the best prison in Australia.
The prison closed in 1877, but to this day many tourists travel there to visit this historic site.

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Aside the rocky cliffs, along the Tasman Sea, sits a sprawling complex of stone walls and remnants of 30 historic 18th and 19th-century buildings, spattered amidst a pastoral green space which belies its dark past. Preserved as a testament to days gone by when Australia was far from an Instagram-worthy travel destination, Port Arthur UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must see for both its historical value and spectacular location. Being banished to Port Arthur in 1837 required a conviction of the court for any number of crimes of the day, including petty crime, juvenile delinquency, political unrest, violence and even fabricated offences thereby sentencing one to a life of hardship as penance and as benefit to the British Empire's expanding workforce.

Port Arthur was not on anyone's travel itinerary. Originally a granary and dockyard, Port Arthur held many secrets as inmates suffered various forms of torture and submission. Although education and religious instruction were a focal point, most prisoners were subjected to long hours of isolation combined with harsh and punishing treatment. In fact, even at their mandatory religious services they were seated in separated pews, so as not to encourage additional human contact. What went on here in daily prison life is detailed in the onsite Complex Museum, as well as in the interesting Interpretive Center to help you understand the significance of this Tasmanian site to Australia's past.

Imagine a place similar to the famed Alcatraz; a foreboding and harsh monster of an incarceration facility for hardened criminals doomed to die in lonely and painful circumstances. Like Alcatraz, Port Arthur had these hardened souls, the maximum security types, the unrepentant ones, the incorrigible, but also, unlike modern day prisons, were the mentally impaired, the political resistors and even the poorly educated unfortunate outcasts enlisted for the benefit of their physical strength in order to provide skilled and unskilled labor for government expansion and monetary gain. Capitalizing on free labor was the main objective and a convict could expect to be at Port Arthur for the term of his natural life. Women were also housed here, separately, but their incarceration came with different rules, routines, harassment and shames. The masters of both their fates lived in luxury of sorts, eating, drinking and otherwise insensitive to the effect and impact which they had on others not so privileged there. Image thanks to: Tourism Tasmania & Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority

What you may not expect for a place with such history, is the serenity of the outdoors here and the sense of quiet reflection. Many visitors enjoy staying in the area for more than a day to explore the coastline cliff walks, lawns, gardens and seaside views. These days, Port Arthur is a popular place, located just an hour's drive from Hobart. If weather permits, then take the ferry across and be awed by the rising towers of rock embracing the coastline.

Extensive hiking trails, lookout areas, convict-built stone walls and natural wonders such as the Remarkable Cave, are also attractions. A short boat ride to the Isle of the Dead as the original convict cemetery is included with most guided tours. Port Puer, the historic location of the old boy's prison, can be seen from Carnarvon Bay on tour boats passing the dockyards as well.

A highlight not to miss is the Lavender Farm; a truly delightful retreat in your day, rich with the aroma of relaxing lavender where in the adjoining cafe you may take a delicious break, enjoying lavender-graced hot and cold drinks, cakes and menu items designed to lure the senses. There is also a lovely gift shop where you can purchase lavender-themed souvenirs such as decorative items, soaps and lotions, candy and other all-things-lavender. Later, if you are an avid fan of ghost stories and don't have very small children or companions afraid of the dark, there is the entertaining, lantern-led, evening Ghost Tour. It's another aspect of the gloomy past here, a unique perspective of the British Empire's most storied penal settlement. You most certainly will be drawn into another world where walls can speak of suffering and punishments which didn't always fit the crime.

These are just a few of the many things to see and do in Port Arthur where lasting impressions evoke a well-preserved glimpse of a long ago era that essentially shaped the Australia of today. Image thanks to: Supplied Courtesy of Port Arthur Historic Site

When you go, here are a few tips to help maximize your visit:

There are many tour operators who will package your trip to Port Arthur, either for a guided day trip or a few day's stay over, which includes transportation and lodging if you choose. On your own, you can reach Port Arthur by car, van or motorbike. There are also regularly scheduled ferry services from Hobart with narration on board as you traverse the sea en-route to Port Arthur, which is 1.5 hour's drive on the Arthur Highway from the capital. This means a trip to this historic site can be done as a day trip (with plenty of things to see and do around the area), or you can make a weekend out of it!

Site entry tickets are valid for 2 consecutive days and include an Introductory Guided Walking Tour, Harbour Cruise, access to the Museum, Convict Study Center and Interpretation Gallery and the site of the Dockyard. Image thanks to: Supplied Courtesy of Port Arthur Historic Site.

December to February are warm and blooming with life. Flowers and greenery are at their best during this time in Port Arthur. Due to its location by the sea, it is always breezy with fresh sea air, pleasant and beautiful for sightseeing. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as the area spans over 100 acres, criss-crossed by many trails with sometimes uneven terrain. Rainy days may be from May to November, so pack accordingly. Layers are also a good idea when traveling over by ferry or for evening walks. As much of the site is without cover, it's a good idea to be ready for any sprinkle or chill. There are many different buildings to visit at the site. Image thanks to: Tourism Tasmania & Andrew Ross.

The location is popular for relaxed overnight stays and peacefully quiet lodging places which cater to guest comfort, reflecting renowned Australian hospitality. Facilities are family-oriented, and there are handicap accessible facilities and most are pet friendly if you ask ahead. Restaurants here also reflect the taste of Australia, serving wines from nearby mainland vineyards, farm-raised meats, fresh produce, delicious seafood and dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. You may choose from relaxed and casual or fine dining options here in Port Arthur. There are also many choice spots for picnicking a packed lunch. Image thanks to: Tourism Tasmania & Poon Wai Nang.

Hiking trails abound and are popular with many who come to experience the nature here along the coast. Pirate's Bay Lookout is a favourite spot for photography buffs. If you have children or just adore animals, take a trip to the nearby Unzoo to see Tasmanian Devils--the famed Australian characters of cartoons and local tales--in their own habitat.

Back in Hobart, attend a wine tasting event, visit the teaming Twilight Market, shop for handicrafts, listen to live music and enjoy the vibe of city life as the locals do. Day or night, there are a variety of places to enjoy whatever your taste may be.

Port Arthur is more than just a historic and eerily enchanting place to visit though--located on the coast of the Tasman Peninsula as it is, nature walks along the rugged cliffside are a must-do. Explorers will love the aptly named Remarkable Cave, with its spectacular scenery; just take note that a certain degree of fitness is required to climb the many stairs that were built to reach it.

Fortescue Bay, with its white-sand beach and heavily forested hills, is a popular jumping off point for bushwalks, kayaking adventures, and diving--and if you want to stick around, Banksia campground offers 24 shaded campsites. For jaw-dropping views, hike around Cape Raoul--a comfortable 5-hour walk--to really take in the beauty of the Tasman Peninsula, as well as Bruny Island. Less popular, but equally beautiful, Waterfall Bay offers another pleasant, easy-grade walk with views of Tasman Island and a vast expanse of ocean.

Within Tasman National Park, visitors can check out Tasmans Arch, a natural bridge built by Mother Nature into the seaside cliffs, and Devil's Kitchen--a deep trench carved by the Tasman Sea herself, from a coastal overlook. Speaking of amazing views, the view from Pirates Bay is one of Tassie's best, offering a view of not only the bay, but the township and rocky coastline that lay just beyond it. Pirates Bay Drive is a popular alternative, or scenic route if you will (just a few minutes longer than the direct route), to Eaglehawk Neck.

This small town, affectionately nicknamed "The Neck" by locals, is a narrow 400-metre-long land connection between the Tasman Peninsula and the Forestier Peninsula. This thin strip of land was once guarded by the "Dog Line", which is pretty much what it implies: a group of dogs chained together, preventing convicts from escaping Port Arthur's notorious prison site. A sculpture now commemorates this once vicious barricade.

Visitors will also discover a fair share of oyster shacks, where they can sample the local tasty delights along with a nice Tassie wine. To delve further into local produce, visit a farm gate, where fresh produce abounds far and wide. Chocoholics can get their fix here too: Port Arthur is home to local chocolate shops--The Federation Chocolate Factory being the first on most lists-- that are renowned for their high-quality, melt-in-your-mouth products.

These are just a few of the many things to see and experience on a trip to Port Arthur. Your visit will be sure to leave a lasting impression as it evokes a well-preserved glimpse of a long ago era that began to shape the destiny of today's Australia in profound ways. Image thanks to: Paul Hoelen.

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Port Arthur - Must See Attractions & Things To Do

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Aside the rocky cliffs, along the Tasman Sea, sits a sprawling complex of stone walls and remnants of 30 historic 18th and 19th-century buildings, spattered amidst a pastoral green space which belies its dark past.

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At hamilton island you can do a lots of fun stuff like swimming and hang out with family or friends, hamilton island is at Queenland. Their also lots cool fish!

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The Sydney harbour bridge is a bridge made out of steel that started construction on July 28 1923 and finished on January 19 1932 but sadly 16 workers have died working on the bridge. The Sydney harbour bridge is 49 m tall and 1149 m long which means it is the second longest bridge in Australia and is the world's largest steel arch bridge.

Fun fact: 1400 workers were working on the bridge which took 8 years to make.

It takes 1,332 steps to reach the top of the Summit, which is equivalent to 2016 kilojoules.

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THINGS TO DO AT SURFERS PARADISE

At surfers paradise you can surf in the deep and blue waters. It’s the perfect place to surf because the water is perfect. You can watch the sunset during night time and it is a wonderful place to have a picnic.

PLACES TO EAT AT SURFERS PARADISE

You can eat at Pyramids restaurant and cafe, Shark fin chinese restaurant, and 3 sons cafe. You can also bring food like tuna, noodles, rice and other things that are easy to make. You can eat homemade food or store bought food.

PLACES TO STAY AT SURFERS PARADISE

At Surfers Paradise you can buy hotels and resorts to stay in. You can also camp. If you want to make food like rice and other things you should stay at hotels and resorts but if you don’t then you can camp and watch the animals in nature.

BEST PART OF SURFERS PARADISE

The best part of Surfers Paradise is to watch the native animals run by. It is the perfect place to surf and swim because it has lots of life guards. You can learn a lot about animals. Also when you surf you might also see dolphins and it will be amazing.

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How can you travel to Whitehaven beach?
There are many ways to travel to Whitehaven beach. You can travel by yacht,seaplane,helicopter and many more way to travel like by car.

Where can you eat at Whitehaven beach?
Their are many places to eat at like Beach club restaurant, Bobs bakery, Bommie and much more retracts at Whitehaven beach.

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The Ningaloo Coast is a world heritage site located on the north west coastal region of Western Australia. It is a glorious and huge place known for their whale sharks, turtles, potato cod and other different fish species. Did you know swimming with whale sharks cost $395?

The best time is late March to late July each year. In 2017 there were almost 500 individual whale sharks [which] came to Ningaloo.

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The oldest house in Sydney is called cadmans Cottage. The population of Sydney has passed 5 million (as of 2019). Sydney is the 12th most expensive city in the world.

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Byron Bay is coastal town in New South Wales known for its beaches, surfing and scuba diving sites.

Things to do
Byron Bay has many fun activities that are waiting for you like Cape Byron Lighthouse, Wategos Beach, Main Beach and of course, lots of other interesting things that are definitely worth exploring.

Restaurants
Byron Bay’s main attraction might be its beaches, but it also boasts restaurants of the highest quality, and lots of different cuisines. If you would like some amazing Mexican food then I would definitely recommend the 5 star rated Don Pedros, or if you’re looking for some Italian, then you would enjoy eating from La Bottega.

Fun Facts
Some interesting facts that are worth learning about Byron Bay include things like how it marks the easternmost point of Australia! Also while it only has a permanent population of 10,000, it attracts more than 2 million visitors each year! Because of all of these reasons and many more, no wonder why many people say it’s a place worth visiting!

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Adelaide has a area of 3.260km
Was founded in 1836 and has a elevation of 727m
It’s population of 1.306million

Tourist attraction
Has D'arenberg winery-art gallery-festival calendar
Adelaide zoo has sporting and picnic grounds

Weather
Adelaides climate is similar to that of Victoria warm in the summer and cold in the winter
Adelaide is called to state of churches because it has so many

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The Taj Mahal is a beautiful yet old mausoleum structure that has great history behind it.

Location:

The Taj Mahal is located in the northern side of India. It is in the Agra District in Uttar Pradesh and is on the right bank of the Yamuna River.

Population:

The Taj Mahal had an unbelievable 7 to 8 million people coming yearly. The number of people who come from overseas is 0.8 million! Tourists or visitors usually come in October, November and February.

Weather:

The weather at The Taj Mahal is great in January, February, March, September, October, November and December but in April, May and June, it is spectacular! (It is way warmer in those months).

What you can do:

The Taj Mahal is full of interesting things to do like going on the Sunset Cruise, you can visit Agra Fort, you can look at Yamuna River, you can admire the Baby Taj and you can explore the Rose Garden in Mehtab Bagh.

History:

The Taj Mahal has so much history behind it like the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan who built it in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. He got 20,000 workers to help him build this structure. He started building it in 1632 AD and completed it in 1648 AD!

To sum it all up, The Taj Mahal is an unforgettable, beautiful building which you should visit one day!

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The Sydney opera house is 185 metres long and 120 metres wide.

More than 10.9 million people visit the Opera House every year

Since 1998 tourists have been able to climb to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a spectacular view of the Harbour City, but those scared of heights might be drawn away from the bridge to the Sydney Opera House's new attraction.

Things to do:

Watch shows like comedy, indie rock gigs, orchestras, ballet, art and culture lectures, theater, dance and international concerts.

Fun facts:

The original cost estimate to build Sydney Opera House was $7 million.

Sydney Opera House sits on Bennelong Point.

The Sydney opera house is the best opera house in the world.

The Sydney opera house was built in 2 March 1959.

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Hello, this is Parker and Orin here. Today we will be talking about the similarities and differences between Canberra and Byron Bay.
Similarities
● They’re both in New South Wales.
● They both have many cafes.
● Their best times to visit are September to November.
● They both have beaches.
Difference
● Byron Bay is a town and Canberra is a city?
● Bryon Bay has about 9000 people and Canberra has 400000.
● The temperatures at Byron Bay are usually like 20 degrees and Canberra is lower.
● It costs $1915 to live in Byron Bay and $918 in Canberra.
Now let’s talk about Canberra. Going to Canberra is fun and if you go to Canberra between September and November there will be the best weather. There are lots of places to go to including the Australian war memorial. Fun fact the last time Canberra had a snowfall was in 1968 and 10.7% of Canberrans are over 65 years old. Here are some animals that live in Canberra Wombats, Brush-tailed rock-wallaby, Eastern bettong, Australian water dragon, Tasmanian devil, Tiger quoll, Lace monitor, Common eastern froglet, Bibron's toadlet and Macquarie perch and much more.

Time to talk about Byron Bay. Byron Bay is best to visit in September to November. The activities include kayaking, surfing and more. You can go to The Pass, a beach or Minyon Falls, a HUGE waterfall, as well as many more places. These are some restaurants in Byron Bay, e.g. Byron Fresh Cafe. Fun fact, before Captain James Cook found it, Byron Bay had the Arakwal Australian Aboriginal living for 20,000 or more years. There are also animals like koalas and possums.

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Hi guys it’s Chi and I went to Noosa while Taylen was at Port Douglas! Both places are in Queensland and they are perfect to visit in the hot seasons since they are tropical beaches.

There were so many people going to visit Noosa and it had a population of 56,587. It is so quiet and relaxing here in Port Douglas, there is a population of 12,000 people. 56,587 compared to 12,000 is a huge difference!

According to the population, Port Douglas and Noosa are quite similar and is totally recommended visiting!

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Today Faaiz and I are going to tell you the difference between The Kimberly and Yarra Valley

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Today Faaiz and I are going to tell you the difference between The Kimberly and Yarra Valley

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The best time to go to The Kimberley are in the summer seasons but the difference here is that the best season to go to the Yarra Valley is in Autumn.

The difference is that the Kimberly has lots of activities to do but in the Yarra Valley there are not much activities to do but lots of exploring.

In the Kimberly you can visit many places like purnululu national park,cable beach and cape Leveque but the Yarra valley has a lot more like Healesville Sanctuary,Cherryhill Orchard and a lot more.

The restaurants in The Kimberley are Crust Pizza Balaclava and Kimberley Gardens Function Centre and more. But the restaurants in yarra valley are OTree Restaurant & Receptions and and Coombe Yarra Valley.

The fact about Yarra valley is that the Yarra valley was made in 1838. But the fact about the Kimberley is that The Kimberley region is three times larger than England or around the same size as California – with a population of just 40,000! Half of the population is of Indigenous descent.

The great animals that lay in Yarra Valley are the Tasmanian Devil, the Platypus, the Echidna, the cute Koalas and much more but the animals of the Kimberly are and the Asian House Geckos, Blue Tongue Lizards and much, much more.

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Hello, this  is Vincent and Agam. Today we’re going to talk about the similarities and differences of Ningaloo Reef and The Grampians.

Firstly, for the Grampians  the best time to visit is in summer, and the best time to visit Ningaloo reef is in September and October. Some restaurants near Ningaloo Reef like the Blue Lip Fish and Chips sells fish and chips plus stuff like calamari and chicken wings. Restaurants in the Grampians include; Raccalto Pizzeria and Gelato Guys. The animals that can be found are like dingos,goats,manta rays and more. The reef is probably the only reef that is found on the west side of a continent. There are so many things to do that you might not be able to do all of them. Plus the reef is 32000 years old, it’s rival is Exmouth a small town and it’s size is 260km long. Some interesting facts about the Grampians are; It’s called the ‘Garden of Australia’ because of it’s nearly 1,000 native plant species! Also the local Aboriginals call it ‘Gariwerd’ and have been inhabiting the area for over 20,000 years!

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The Great Barrier Reef and Noosa Everglades are both in Queensland. They both are places to have a vacation at in the summer. They both are native places and are both surrounded by water. At Noosa Everglades and the Great Barrier Reef, there are lots of animals to explore. They both are wonderful places for friends and family to enjoy. They both are really awesome holiday destinations.

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Hello,I am Brendan,and this is Anirudh.Today we are going to be talking about the differences and similarities of these two places in Australia:Ningaloo Reef and Lord Howe Island NSW

Similarities: You can swim at both places.They both have swimming sites.

They both have a hefty ton of animals,due to the environment(a lot of water)

Both have great restaurants

Both are mostly warm

Both have lots of visitors.

Difference:It is cold in winter in Ningaloo Reef,but it is warm and humid in winter.

Ningaloo Reef has humpback whales but Lord Howe Islands does not.

Different things that you can do.

It is barely cold in Lord Howe Islands unlike Ningaloo Reef its -26 C*

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Daintree Rainforest and Phillip Islands.

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Daintree Rainforest and Phillip Islands.

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Daintree Rainforest and Phillip Islands are very different from each other and we are going to be explaining to you why they are different from each other.

Well you see Daintree Rainforest has such breathtaking animals in it like the Freshwater Turtles, Ulysses Butterflies, Boyd’s Forest Dragons, Musky Rat Kangaroos, Southern Cassowary and the Lesser Sooty Owl but on the other hand The Phillip islands have penguins, the Australian fur seals, koalas, whales and short-tailed shearwaters! They are very different from each other!

The best time to visit the Phillip islands is during November and March but the best time to visit the Daintree rainforest is during May to September. The best times to visit in the two different places are very different from each other.

Also Daintree Rainforest has such restaurants and cafés like the Croc Xpresso Café, The Daintree Ice - Cream Factory, Whet Restaurant and Julaymba Restaurant and Bar! But the Phillip islands has such restaurants also cafés like the Beach HQ restaurant, the cape kitchen, the rusty waters brewery
restaurant and many more restaurants at Phillip islands.

To sum it all up, DaintreeRainforest and Phillip islands are extremely different from each other!

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The Great Ocean Road is very particular in many ways. It leads to many different places and the road is very long. The Great Ocean Road is about 243 Kilometres long, it can lead you to places like The 12 Apostles, Apollo bay, Warrnambool and many more places. The road starts at Torquay and ends at Allansford near Warrnambool. Warrnambool is the biggest city along the road. The Great Ocean Road is a permanent memorial to those who died when fighting in World War 1.

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Great Ocean Road info -Vincent and Agam

Places to visit

One of the best places to go on the Great Ocean Road is Port Campbell National Park. Also don’t drive past the Twelve Apostles. It’s a magnificent touring attraction made over millions of years. The Great Ocean Road also has some wonderful small towns along it like Lorne, Torquay, Port Campbell and Apollo Bay. It also has some of the best beaches in Victoria like Fairhaven Beach, Lorne Beach and Sunnymead Beach. A comment from one person on Fairhaven Beach was “One of the best beaches in the world!”

Restaurants

If you are hungry then the Great Ocean Road has many amazing restaurants for you! You can eat some excellent Greek food from A La Greque, and enjoy some wonderful burgers at Morgan’s Bar and Grill. And there’s even more like Samesyn, Fish by Moonlite and Little Feast! A review on Morgan’s Bar and Grill said “More than just a tasty burger!”

Fun facts

The Great Ocean Road is over 240kms long and starts from Torquay to Allansford. There are approximately 640 shipwrecks at the bottom of the waters near it. The Great Ocean Road is famously known for the 12 Apostles but never had 12 apostles,there were originally 9 and one fell due to erosion and the tides. It was known as the Sow and Piglets and finally the Great Ocean Road is nearly a century old

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At the Dandenong Ranges you can go on the puffing billy steam train and also visit the botanical gardens and you can also explore the Sherbrooke forest. Your family can go look at the beautiful flower fields. You can eat at SkyHigh Mount Dandenong restaurant and there are also more places to eat.  You can go for a walk and also go horse riding. You can visit Healesville sanctuary and look at all the Australian  animals, you can even pat some of them like Koalas.

You can see koala’s and also visit the art gallery and the Botanical Gardens. There is a park kids can play at and you can even go Ziplining. There is lots of accommodation that you can stay at and also you can go look at the waterfalls and

you can see the lookout at the mountains.

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In Bright you can go biking with family to the parks and to  7 peaks, mount buffalo, mount Buller, dinner plain falls creek and lake mountain You will find dirt roads, and also smooth surface.They are plenty of obstacles along the way while you are riding

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PLACES YOU CAN GO AT PHILLIP ISLAND

At Phillip Island you can go to the Chocolate Factory, Penguin Parade, Amaze N Things, beaches and go to the koala exhibits. Since you can’t do it all in one day you can also go and rent these houses and stay a couple of days or around 1 or even 2 weeks. It is a great view watching the sunset at the beach.

ACIVITYS YOU CAN DO THERE WHEN YOU ARE BORED

When you are bored at Phillip Island it is fun to go swimming there are big and fun waves to play in. You can also eat lots of chocolate at the Chocolate Factory and explore amazing and interesting things. You can also do things by staying upside down at Amaze N Things by exploring and enjoying the fun and weird parts and also lastly you can do the maze with family and friends.

ANIMAL AT PHILLIP ISLAND

At Phillip Island you can see amazing animals like koalas, penguins, kangaroos,   wallabies, wombats, dingoes, possums and Australia seals too. They are the most amazing animals at Phillips Island, sometimes you can see the penguins having a funny walk and you can see the koalas on the tree, sometimes they just sleep on it and sometimes they move around and climb the other trees too.

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At Lorne, you can surf, bathe, fish and more.

SURFING:

Surfing at Lorne is really fun. The waves there are slow and fast depending on the area you're surfing in. And if you don’t know how, don't worry about drowning because the water only gets deeper if you go far from a shore or you could play with the beautiful sand.

BATHING:

Bathing at Lorne is perfect. Most of the hotels provide luxury hot tubs. Also, the electric blankets are the best! The hotels have a great view from the balcony like you can see the crystal clear water on the beach, also the hotels are the perfect size for family and friends.

FISHING:

Fishing at Lorne is great! You get the right amount of fish and catching fish is so fun! You can enjoy fishing on your fishing kayak far off the shore. Sometimes you can even see the amazing coloured fishes.

SWIMMING:

Swimming is great at Lorne; the temperatures everyday are perfect for swimming unless it rains. If you love snorkelling then you’ll love swimming underwater here since there are lots of colourful fish.

INFORMATION:

Lorne was prior to British Settlement, it was part of the lands of Gady banud of the Cape Otway The famous ‘Twelve Apostles' also is in Lorne, and as you may know the Great Ocean.

Information from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Ocean_Road

I hope you learnt about Lorne and want to go to this wonderful place, I heard there’s even more!

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The Great Ocean Road is the home of paradise so you should surely go there and see the amazing view. It is basically a large road next to the sea.The Great Ocean Road is actually 80 years old!

What you can’t miss at the Great ocean road
The splendid places that you can’t miss there are The Apollo Bay, The Twelve Apostles, Bells Beach, Great Otway National Park, Lorne, Loch Arch Gorge and much more!

The animals you can see:
You can see some of the most unbelievable animals such as Koalas, Wallabies, Glow worms, Emus, Echidnas, Platypus, Penguins, Fur Seals, Whales and much more! These animals can all be found at the Great Ocean Road!

Places to eat at the great ocean road
There are different places to eat at the Great Ocean Road like The Wye General, Movida, Lorne, Captain Moonlake, Chris’s Beacon Point Restaurant, Gladioli, Port Fairy, Brae, Birregurra and much more!

Temperature (average)
The temperature is spectacular at the Great Ocean Road. In summer it can reach up to an unbelievable 22 - 28 Degrees Celsius! And in winter it can dip up to 13 Degrees Celsius! One of the best things about the Great Ocean Road is that it snows there!

Fun facts:
Over 2.8 million people came to the Great Ocean Road before COVID! And did you know that about 3,000 men actually built the Great Ocean Road?

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Mallacoota Is a great place to visit in Victoria. It is in a small town in East Gippsland.
Mallacoota is known for its legendary monster flathead in the depths, and it is believed that Mallacoota is a aboriginal word which means, “good water.”

Mallacoota is a great place but have you ever seen the incredible animals that Mallacoota has? Mallacoota has beautiful and amazing animals that you never noticed in other places. Here are some examples of the animals that Mallacoota has
There are koalas ,goannas, kangaroos, whales, seals, lil birds,dolphins and many more.

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Bade & Bora

Geelong is a great place for families and friends you can go to. You can do lots of fun activities in geelong for example: Fishing, Looking at the museums, going to the beach, Going to Water Parks, and many other places as well!

You can go to Adventure park.

What you can do at Adventure Park: You can go to water slides, the lazy river, cafeteria, and many other fun rides! There are also little VIP cabins to lounge in, but don’t worry you will have cabins for free.

Geelong Gallery.

Geelong is a place where you can look at art pictures and treasures

They have been collecting over the past years. Some still say that it's the best gallery in Geelong.

Eastern Beach Reserve

In Eastern Beach Reserve there are parks for the little children. Lots of people like to swim and go there as well! It's known as the beach. You can also do: fishing and going on a boat! Isn’t that just fun? (Only if you have permission or you have a boat)

It's so much fun there!

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Located about 350 kilometers North East of Melbourne, Falls Creek lies in the Victorian High Country, and is a picturesque and popular Winter time snow destination.

With about 90 different ski runs of all difficulty levels and 14 ski lifts, Falls Creek caters for skiers, snowboarders and tobogganers of all ages.

Jess and I hiked all the way to the top of this mountain! It had amazing views even when Jess slipped over and fell on her bottom :)