Travelling & going on expeditions subject bags to rigorous testing, not to mention, the hazard of having your items damaged by the infamous airport baggage-handlers. Checking in your laptop is definitely NOT an option but carrying it need not be burdensome. Before I continue my journey to showcase the mostRead More →
Coral Bay is 155km south of Exmouth & one glance at the azure sea would tell you that this pristine marine park has more to offer than what meets the eye. Famed for its caravan parks & a handful of resorts in this little suburb by the sea, Coral BayRead More →
Choosing an appropriate backpack is not easy considering the kind of traveller that you are & the frequency that you would be using a backpack while you travel. Listed here are the common considerations before you take the plunge & spend on a backpack that you end up stuffing intoRead More →
I am here in Perth, Western Australia, courtesy of Tourism Australia & the main event I was covering was called PUPS – Perth Underwater Photo Shootout, which was held at Rottnest Island on the 12 March 2011. This is the biggest underwater photo shootout in Western Australia with 35 diversRead More →
Arriving at Learmonth Airport in Exmouth, Western Australia, I drove a hired car to approximately 155km South to a tiny town called Coral Bay. As part of the Ningaloo Marine Park, the first thing I got to do was to experience riding an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) fondly known asRead More →
The evil stepsisters with pink and lime-green tresses tugged at ‘Cinderella’ under scrutiny by the fat, wicked stepmother. As she aspired to audition for the role of the perfect mate for Jason, she was trapped by her sisters who then locked her up in the old, quaint cupboard. This captivatingRead More →
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Art.com. All opinions are 100% mine. Wouldn’t it be great to see your photos turned into works of art mounted on canvas or framed into a stylish block to complement your home? Maybe surprise a loved one with aRead More →
Moving along pass the historical trail of Johor Lama, we were to follow the food trail when we reached this 50 acre fruit farm. What greeted us were rows of Rastafarian-looking cacti plants cultivated for the rich white or red flesh. Henry Goh was the friendly guide of Desaru FruitRead More →
Cherating, January 2008 – The exclusivity is felt the moment you arrive at Club Med as the resort sits on 200 acres of land which has predominantly preserved much of the jungle fringing Cherating beach. The immaculately clean & landscaped foyer with fish swimming among the ginger & palm foliageRead More →
On a reef just 30 minutes by speedboat from the town of Tawau, Sabah, lies a little island called Roach Reefs. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, this beautiful man-made isle was constructed when an avid angler decided to build a rest and relax place midway home from the sea. TwoRead More →
