[Xe]

What's your favourite travel destination and why?​

Many of our members have mentioned they love to travel. I'd love to hear more about your adventures!

 

[Donk]

Away from the coast, also away from large towns. This will make sense. To an area where it is not overlly populated. Looking for wildlife, where we can observe without bothering them. So flowing water is a bonus, as much as trees and assorted growth. Not overly interested in tourist areas, due to money driven activities. Our finances are more destined to servos and supermarkets. There is a large amount of travellers doing similar activities, from walking, bird spotting, like us photography. Cheers.

 

[Xe]

Away from the coast, also away from large towns. This will make sense. To an area where it is not overlly populated. Looking for wildlife, where we can observe without bothering them. So flowing water is a bonus, as much as trees and assorted growth. Not overly interested in tourist areas, due to money driven activities. Our finances are more destined to servos and supermarkets. There is a large amount of travellers doing similar activities, from walking, bird spotting, like us photography. Cheers.

Hi @Donk! Have you been anywhere like that? What are some of your favourite locations?

 

[Donk]

Hi @Donk! Have you been anywhere like that? What are some of your favourite locations?

Too many to list individually. West coast of WA, has many spots. Getting there across the Nullarbor, a lot of side roads to explore. Where it might take some a few days to reach the next spot, we could take several months. Walcha in NSW is a lovely spot. With lot of areas around to visit as well. Paronella park in North Queensland needs a mention too. Best advice would be, do not rush to get to that spot, check the side roads. Some have amazing scenery, you miss from the highway. Often it is not the spot, more the people you meet there that creates the memory.

 

[Caswok]

My favourite trip in Australia so far, is the Bungle Bungles. Stayed in Broome and took a 5 day tour to the Bungle Bungles. Just amazing landscape, history (geographical) and lifestyle.
Top of my bucket list “to do’s“ is a Kimberley Coast cruise which has been planned 3 times this year. Yet to get there due to COVID. March ‘22.
OS: stayed in Burgundy France for 3 mths, 2016. Wonderful to “live” for a period of time to really get a sense of the area.
Doing Alaska cruise + Yukon June ‘22.

 

[Caswok]

A challenge: where am I?

 

[Xe]

A challenge: where am I?

These pictures are absolutely amazing. I'll never be able to guess where you are though Maybe some of our other members can take a crack at it!