Category: Australia & NZ travel
We all have nostalgic travel stories that we tell time and time again to new friends, old friends, and strangers we meet on the road. My go-to story is …
Finding your way in landscapes new and strange, finding your way home from a sea voyage, finding out the the earth’s place in an evolving universe, finding your way …
Kerry Dexter
May 27, 2019
food & drink, Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, Canada travel, City or urban travel, Europe travel, Kerry projects, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, travel books
Food: it’s an essential part of travel. Maybe you seek out special meals, look for a farmer’s market, or happen on a quick snack at a roadside stand. Whatever …
When most tourists visit Tonga, they blow through Tongatapu and make their way to Tonga’s picturesque outer islands. The capital, Nuku’alofa, itself is quiet to the point where in …
Travel. It’s one of the things that unites us. So does connection to homeland. So does music. These are all things which play into the music and the ideas …
Beqa Lagoon in Fiji is one of the world’s most famous dive sites for one reason — the shark dive. On this dive, you descend to the ocean floor …
Kerry Dexter
June 25, 2018
travel stories, Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, cruise travel, Europe travel, History, Kerry projects, Parks and preserves, Perceptive Travel, Travel, US travel
Rivers, lakes, oceans, beaches: waterways were among people’s earliest highways and means of travel. People lived near water for sustenance, for travel, for trade, and for joy, too. Sea …
Many travelers mistakenly think that Sydney is the capital of the Land Down Under — and who can blame them? Sydney is Australia’s largest city and sees the most …
Have you ever heard of a freakshake? Freakshakes are essentially milkshakes on steroids. They’re colorful, sweet, and coated in edible bling. They’re crafted for those with a penchant for …
If you Google the phrase, “world’s happiest animal,” you’ll be rewarded with the smiling image of a quokka. I’m not sure that there has ever been an official contest …
Western Australia is one of the last truly wild places on the planet. You can drive into the heart of Australia’s red center without passing another car for hours. …
It was less than four miles between Sydney’s Inner West suburbs of Rozelle and Newtown, but by the time the taxi driver stopped his car at the busy intersection …