Not sure yet. Missus wants to stay at four seasons, I told her to get ******.
Just booking the flights soon, then looking at hotels.
The Doe's honeymooned at Langkawi and it was excellent.
We stayed at the Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa Langkawi. Great place just to relax and do very little. It was just called the Pelangi Beach Resort then. That's coming up to 22 years ago. We also did the stopover in Singapore for a couple of days.
Not sure yet. Missus wants to stay at four seasons, I told her to get ******.
Just booking the flights soon, then looking at hotels.
I think in HK we stayed at the Royal Plaza or Grand Plaza or soemthing?? About $100 per night and it was perfect, right about Mong Kok station, a heap of eateries, and adjoining to a big shopping centre. So every morning we hit a different place for brekky then straight onto the underground to where ever we were going. Then it was about a five minute walk to some street markets.
Can anyone give me some advice on Tassie?
I have 3 full days to spend but basically flying in and out. Close to airport so basically Hobart or Launceston.
Which is the best to spend a few days driving around? Things like wineries, walking tracks, food being priorities.
There with partner so nice accommodation tips would be great too.
I'd book somewhere near Cradle Mountain for 2 days (about 1.5 hours from Launceston). If you can get in stay at Cradle Mountain Highlanders which is great self contained accom on the edge of the national park. Cradle Mountain is great this time of year with easy grade walks or you can tackle the mountain itself if you're keen (it's a superb walk and rock scramble but I physically paid for it for a week or so, especially after rolling an ankle on the way down.) Do wineries round Launcestion on the last day.
Can anyone give me some advice on Tassie?
I have 3 full days to spend but basically flying in and out. Close to airport so basically Hobart or Launceston.
Which is the best to spend a few days driving around? Things like wineries, walking tracks, food being priorities.
There with partner so nice accommodation tips would be great too.
my 2c...
in hobart I stay at the Henry Jones,its on the waterfront, in an old warehouse/factory with heaps of cool artworks. the food at the Long bar downstairs in this hotel has really nice small plates of food which is great when youre here for work, but you'd probably find a better place to eat, and save this for a nightcap. If i ever have time id go out to Stefano Lubiana for some of Australia's best wines, and probably check out MONA (everyone raves about it) and maybe Port Arthur, which is supposed to be quite good, despite the obvious creepiness it must have about it.
they are some high end stone cottages built in the dunes on the edge of the beach. theres a little town nearby, but its the kind of place youd just hang in the cottage i suppose. its halfway between hobart and Launceston, so a nice little road trip, and its right by Freycinet so theres some cool little hikes and things to do, plus a few wineries. it was a while ago, but i really though this place was perfect.
Can anyone give me some advice on Tassie?
I have 3 full days to spend but basically flying in and out. Close to airport so basically Hobart or Launceston.
Which is the best to spend a few days driving around? Things like wineries, walking tracks, food being priorities.
There with partner so nice accommodation tips would be great too.