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This month finds us platypus watching in Australia and exploring caves in Oman. We travel with toddlers in tow and do some deep see fishing while in the area. We pampered ourselves on a cruise.. and then finish up on a small island in the Indian Ocean.

 

   
  Kenya
  Emma O/   04/05/07
 
 

Kenya is situated on the Eastern side of Africa – East Africa. Kenya straddles the equator across the country; glacial ice to arid desert, mountains, rich savannahs, large lakes and dense forests. With all year round weather, beautiful white sand beaches, diverse cultures and the most friendly and warm people, visit this country and be amazed at the colourful sunrise and lovely sunset that is as warm as its people.

The variation in altitude and terrain creates contrasts in climate throughout Kenya; from the hot and humid climate in the coast, to the cool in the central highlands, and dry and very hot in the Northeast. For most areas visited frequently by the tourists the weather is neither too hot nor cold with long sun

 
   
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  Highlights of Australia's East Coast
  Lynsey W/   04/05/07
 
 

Sydney

I was only in Sydney for a day but managed to pack lots in. To start with I watched the Sydney marathon, which ended at the Opera House, a really nice way to see this world famous landmark. I walked around the harbour, taking in the atmosphere and visited the Sydney Aquarium where you can view sharks and rays swimming alongside and above you. I also visited the Chinese Gardens, a real oasis of calm, with water features, beautiful plants and the odd iguana sunning itself on a rock. Max Brenner"s in Sydney is also not to be missed if you like hot chocolate.

Sydney Aquarium

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  Malaysia
  Andrew B/   04/05/07
 
 

Malaysia lives up to its reputation as one of South East Asia’s most virulent Tiger economies.  The downturn of the late 90’s is yesterday’s news, these days Malaysia is thriving as it continues to develop a diverse commercial base from technology to palm oil, the impetus behind which is certainly aided by Malaysia rich cultural mix.  The entrepreneurial Chinese community, who make up nearly half the Malaysian population, provide an industrious background to the country’s continued development.  Blend in the Malays’ laidback style and a visibly colourful Indian contingent and it makes of a truly magical Asian mix.

The downside:
To own a car in Malaysia is a status symbol and in a context of economic boom, it’s not surprising to see ba

 
   
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  Colours of Malaysia
  Susan G/   04/05/07
 
 

Whether it’s shopping in Kuala Lumpur, lying on an undiscovered beach on the East Coast or trekking through one of the oldest rainforests in the world “Taman Negra”, there is something for everyone in Malaysia

Itinerary:

Beach: Kuantan-Cherating, Jungle: Taman Negara, City: Kuala Lumpur

Kuantan-Cherating
We started our Trip on the East Coast, flying with Malaysian Airlines to Kuala Lumpur and catching a connecting flight across to Kuantan; the domestic flight takes approx 45 minutes.

We checked into the Impiana Resort hotel in Cherating, The hotel is situated along 1.2km of golden sand beach, one of the finest beaches on the east coast, where the turtles come once a year and lay their eggs at a sanctuary

 
   
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