3 of my favourite Japan Travel Guides for Solo Female Travel
There is much to explore in Japan and it is easy to dip into a wellbeing experience. Here are three guidebooks I’ve personally found invaluable:
The Eastern Suburbs of Sydney – Travel Guide
THERE IS BEAUTY TO BE FOUND…wherever you might reside around the globe…
However familiarity can breed complacency; it is good to take stock (or in this instance, photos) – look around your environment – get out and enjoy what is on offer. The Eastern Suburbs of Sydney have been in full bloom – I’ve spent time reflecting just how gorgeous Sydney is in Spring…enjoy the tour…
The Beaches
World renowned; Sculpture by the Sea (now in it’s 18th year) ran for nearly three weeks – we took several trips along the 2km stunning coastal walk; backdrop for the 100 plus sculptures. This event seems to mark the countdown to Christmas on our family’s calendar…As does a dip in the ocean, still brisk from Winter currents – it’s exhilarating and a hint of what is to come – picnics; Father Christmas photos; and weekends away; and a more relaxed vibe….
The Harbour
Recognisable from any angle; Sydney Harbour glistens in all weather (we have experienced some spectacular storms recently). The season of parties on the Harbour; dawn walks down to the bay; and adventures (the Harbour Bridge Walk) is just beginning.
Historic Paddington
My home. It is no secret that Autumn is my favourite season; however Spring in Paddington is hard to beat. Jacaranda trees heaving with lavender blossom dominate the cityscape – diners spill onto pavement tables; the suburb comes alive after Winter hibernation.
Double Bay – new beginnings
Great excitement in Double Bay last week as Sydney’s only 5 Star hotel outside the CBD opened. Intercontinental Double Bay welcomed it’s first guests – I cannot wait to see the beautiful makeover for myself (approximately $25 million was spent to transform what was the old Ritz Carlton). First reports indicate it was money well invested…
Christmas is coming…
I love that I can still coerce The Boys to have a Father Christmas photo – no doubt they will get their revenge; probably in the form of refusal to visit me in my old peoples home (haven’t found Santa yet this year…on the look out)…
Have a look at this gorgeous post on Travel Photo Discovery for a sneak peak at what others are up to around the globe…
What has been happening in your part of the World?
What signifies the beginning of the Festive Season for you?
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