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You can stay by Australia’s most stunning infinity pool for $70 a night (opens the original)
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Some swimming pools are purposefully designed for greatness and some are just naturally great. The infinity pool overlooking Lake Argyle in the East Kimberley is the latter. A desirable place to cool off in a region where daily temperatures regularly hit the high 30s, the clear, cool water is the initial drawcard, but once you’ve dived in and come up for air, the spectacular view of red Kimberley rock framing the massive Lake Argyle is breathtaking. The water is lovely, but it’s the view that ta
New airport has a lot of old problems (but the food is fabulous) (opens the original)
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Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), Lima, Peru The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now. Whatever the flaws of the airport itself, they can’t compete with the journey to get there. It’s roughly 22 kilometres from my hotel in Miraflores to the airport, and based on local advice I calculate at least an hour’s travel. But this spirals to 80 minutes thanks to both the intense traffic in Lima and the lack of a direct route. My ride-share driver darts in
What I wish I’d known the first time I drove alone in the outback (opens the original)
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The first time I drove in the Kimberley, I had no idea what I was doing. I confidently assumed I could drive in this region the same way I would drive anywhere else: carefully, but with no need to make any significant changes to the way I approached the road. My first clue that might not be the case was over dinner at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on the Dampier Peninsula, 200 kilometres north of Broome. I’d driven up earlier that day, but the next morning I needed to return for an early tour and would
Justine Costigan | WAtoday (opens the original)
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The lack of recognition for some parts of the site’s history, and for some of its stars, irritated me. But things are starting to change. I ask if there’s a good place to get a pie around here. The answer is far more detailed than I expected. You don’t need a big budget to experience some of the best Peruvian food. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Trang An landscape is a relatively new tourist attraction and has learnt from the mistakes of other regions. Machu Picchu offers a triple treat of nat
On a tour of the MCG I was puzzled. Then I was annoyed (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is a Melbourne icon, and not just for people who love sport. Even if you’ve never watched a live football or cricket match, seeing spectators streaming out of the grounds on a winter Saturday afternoon is like observing a sacred ritual: a symbol of one of the things that bring so many people together in this great city. Today it hits another milestone, becoming t
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