Australia

Goodbye Australia !

byebyeaustralia

21 janv. 2015

After 10 days of travel, we leave Australia, Paris Here I am !

In 1985, the Australian government restored the land to the Anangu and since 1987, this place is a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Park is managed jointly by the Anangu and the federal government. This place is sacred to the Anangu, the ancestral Aboriginal people. According to their beliefs, mountains, vegetation, wildlife, and the men were created at the same time during the period of the creation, Tjukurpa. Every place has its legends and Anangu are the guardians. It is therefore not recommended for tourists to climb Uluru, this being considered an offense. Discover Uluru and Kata Tjuta practicality....

Sydney

ahahaha

18 janv. 2015

Of course the most populous city in Australia deserves its place in my ranking thanks to Manly Beach a charming place to hang it good when it's nice and warm but also to the magnificent Opera House. His Harbour bridge it is possible to climb or walk through is also an impressive monument to Sydney. To get to Manly just take the ferry to the port and for visiting the Opera house (inside is truly amazing) then a walk along the sea from the port will take you there, you come across can be aboriginal musician who sells boomerangs or may also be tempted by a pair of Uggs one of the many shops along...

Lone pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane

dentsdeR

17 janv. 2015

Located 45 minutes from Brisbane bus, the shrine has over 130 koalas and Australian animals of all kinds : kangaroos course but also platypus wombats, dingoes or possums. This visit was special because you get to see many koalas closely but also to wear one must for me as a big fan of animals and in personal koalas.Il also has a nursery where there you can see koalas adorable babies! This sanctuary will allow you not only to observe Australian wildlife, but also to learn more through the various conferences held throughout the day, they will give you the opportunity to ask questions of those who...

Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef

bonjours

16 janv. 2015

This is a really beautiful place that deserves that one stops there! Cairns city itself is not really necessary because there is not much to do there but the surroundings are worth. You will have several opportunities to explore the Great Barrier Reef, I personally opted for kayaking and snorkeling thereby explore the seabed in a more original way with 150 people on a boat! Corals and marine life diversity are very impressive and if you are not a fan of diving or snorkelling must at least go discover these dream beaches with their turquoise water. Do not forget to take a ride in the rainforests...

Melbourne

avecdents

15 janv. 2015

My town of arrival was a real heart for helping me! All art galleries, theaters, museums, restaurants make it a lively city full of history where it is very nice to walk. Despite the size of Melbourne it is very easy to walk on it to avoid paying a fortune in transport . You will discover the oldest Chinatown in the world, street art through the narrow streets (sometimes falls on real works of art) beautiful Yarra River, Federation Square the square in front of the mythical Flinders Station, St Kilda and Luna Park, but also the beaches of sight with fine sand and Queen victoria market 130 years...