Afternoon Hop Hop Off Bus around Sydney

We arrived around 7a in the morning, we were able to check into our Hotel around 9a, grab breakfast and then jumped on both the Red- and Blue-line Buses of the Hop On and Off service to get a feel ofもっと詳しく
We arrived around 7a in the morning, we were able to check into our Hotel around 9a, grab breakfast and then jumped on both the Red- and Blue-line Buses of the Hop On and Off service to get a feel ofもっと詳しく
Took the Hop On Hop Off ferry in the Sydney Harbor.
After watching lots of sailing events and New Years celebrations in the Sydney Harbor over the years, it was a wonderful experience to see what itもっと詳しく
J9 started the day early with a workout at our hotel gym which is open 24 hours a day. When she returned, we went to breakfast where we spent some time researching information on creating blogs.もっと詳しく
J9's making me feel like a slug as she made it to the gym again today. After a casual breakfast, Mark reviewed Sydney highlights and it seems we missed walking the Sydney Bridge and visiting the zoo.もっと詳しく
It's hard to say goodbye to our Hotel with its Executive Lounge breakfast buffet, afternoon buffet with happy hours and friendly staff. Below is our hotel coffee maker; what's not to like about 9もっと詳しく
Today's agenda for a day at sea --- normal ship stuff: wake up, work out, breakfast, nap, lunch, laundry, check out a few on-board activities, dinner and then watch a live show at 8pm and another atもっと詳しく
Not much to report on sea days. Today we passed this tiny island called Willis Island. It has a population of 4.
Yes, you read that right: 4. It's a meteorological station and the team rotates every 6もっと詳しく
After 2 days at sea we arrive at Cairns at 11am, the home of the Great Barrier Reef. We're ~1,500 miles north of Sydney, & ~1,000 miles north of Brisbane. Therefore the Australian winter weather thatもっと詳しく
As we cruise to Darwin, thought I would show the multiple entertainment rooms throughout the ship.
With over 5 performance rooms, after 5pm there is always a show to see.
NOTE: Turn up the volume for the croc video! The SNAP of its jaws is just creepy!
Yes, Darwin, Australia was named after Charles Darwin. Instead of evaluating evolution we decided to go on theもっと詳しく