Cruise today on Jervis Bay!
Dolphin Wild Cruises offers an array of exceptional whale watching cruises, never before available to visitors of Jervis Bay. Our brand new purpose built vessel Wild Essence of Jervis Bay has been designed with unique underwater viewing windows, which allow passengers to view whales, dolphins and other sea life beneath the surface of their own natural environment.
Together with a high standard of comfort, style and service Dolphin Wild Cruises is the perfect choice for your next whale adventure on Jervis Bay.
Don't see only half ! See all of it Above - Below - Beyond, with Dolphin Wild Cruises.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Visit Rottnest Island.
The one place I highly reccomend to visit while you are in Perth is Rottnest Island.
I took my daughter over there years ago and plan to visit with my husband while here in Western Australia.
There are a few choices of ferries to travel over to the Island on from Perth.
It was named by Dutch explorers in the late 17th century for the local animals that they mistook for rats, the island is a must see destination.
The so-called “rats” were actually quokkas — small wallaby-like marsupials that live on the island. You’ll see them all over the place, they're well used to humans, but tempting as it is — please don’t feed them!
A day trip will give you a good taste of the island. 35 minutes by ferry from Fremantle and you land in Thomson’s Bay, the main Settlement.
However if you can spare the time it is well worth having a few days there.
We would like to take our bikes , tent & snorkeling gear to have a fun filled break on the island !
When you get there, check at the visitor’s centre for information about where to go and what to do, guided tours, bus times and so on.
There’s a heap to see and do:
•Take to the water
Go snorkeling •Get active
cycle around the Island•Eat and drink
•Explore the past
•Get close to nature.
I took my daughter over there years ago and plan to visit with my husband while here in Western Australia.
There are a few choices of ferries to travel over to the Island on from Perth.
It was named by Dutch explorers in the late 17th century for the local animals that they mistook for rats, the island is a must see destination.
The so-called “rats” were actually quokkas — small wallaby-like marsupials that live on the island. You’ll see them all over the place, they're well used to humans, but tempting as it is — please don’t feed them!
A day trip will give you a good taste of the island. 35 minutes by ferry from Fremantle and you land in Thomson’s Bay, the main Settlement.
However if you can spare the time it is well worth having a few days there.
We would like to take our bikes , tent & snorkeling gear to have a fun filled break on the island !
When you get there, check at the visitor’s centre for information about where to go and what to do, guided tours, bus times and so on.
There’s a heap to see and do:
•Take to the water
Go snorkeling •Get active
cycle around the Island•Eat and drink
•Explore the past
•Get close to nature.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Romance On Sydney Harbour
Enjoy a cocktail as the last rays of sunshine cascade over Sydney Harbour on our cocktail cruise, or cruise aboard Sydney's most prestigious cruise ship MV Sydney 2000 for a dinner cruise with a complete range of dining and entertainment .
Highlights
• Canapès on arrival
• 2 course meal
• Contemporary Australian cuisine
• Sparkling & still wines included
• Main Harbour sights
Cruise the harbour aboard Sydney’s most prestigious cruise ship MV Sydney 2000 with a special seasonal flavour through spring twilight, summer evenings, winter city lights or autumn sunsets.
Departs No 6 Jetty Circular Quay
Daily 5.00pm
Disembark 6.30pm
Highlights
• Canapès on arrival
• 2 course meal
• Contemporary Australian cuisine
• Sparkling & still wines included
• Main Harbour sights
Cruise the harbour aboard Sydney’s most prestigious cruise ship MV Sydney 2000 with a special seasonal flavour through spring twilight, summer evenings, winter city lights or autumn sunsets.
Departs No 6 Jetty Circular Quay
Daily 5.00pm
Disembark 6.30pm
Cruise Holiday Tips for Smooth Sailing
We will mainly be promoting day cruises however there is not a lot more luxurious than taking a cruise holiday ! Traveling to exotic locations on a luxury ship,or even offshore Islands in Australia! catching sun rays, and breathing the salty breezes can renew and replenish anyone, no matter how shopworn from the cares of work. However, a cruise holiday requires planning in order to be the best it can be. Check out these tips to have a cruise experience you will remember.
So where do you start when planning a cruise holiday? First, what is your budget like? Do you need to hold down expenses? Then here are a few tips for economizing on your cruise holiday.
When scheduling your cruise holiday, you should be aware that there are off season and on season dates, and that you want to schedule your trip in the off season to get the best deal. What you may not know, however, is that cruise lines actually change prices a number of times throughout the year. Ask and find out when their absolute lowest season prices are. In addition, keep your plans somewhat flexible so that you can change ships at the last minute. Sometimes a ship is not filled to capacity, so the cruise line will sell the last few tickets at a real bargain. It is always to their advantage to sail filled to capacity because people on holiday spend money on souvenirs, drinks, etc. Use this knowledge to get a really great deal.
Where you cruise to on your holiday can make a big difference in your cost as well. If you pick a popular spot, you can travel cheaper than if you choose a less popular spot. Another consideration is whether you really care about those ports of call. If you just want to stay on the ocean liner and enjoy the luxuries, book a cruise that doesn't stop anywhere. These "cruises to nowhere" are just as luxurious as the others but cost less.
To be safe on a cruise holiday, don't take a lot of expensive equipment or jewelry with you. Make sure your passport, health insurance, and other papers are up to date. Be sure to ask about laws you may inadvertently be breaking when you get off the shore you are accustomed to. Laws in ports and even in the water can vary, and you sure don't want a big hassle with a foreign law enforcement agency.
To travel lighter, find out about equipment that will be available on the ship. For instance, if the cruise line provides irons or hair dryers, you won't need to pack yours. Also pack your own sample size shampoo, toothpaste, and other toiletries because these items will cost more in the gift shop. You should have access to laundry facilities on your cruise holiday, so you don't have to take a huge amount of clothing. Pick a wrinkle proof lightweight outfit for every two or three days and pick separates in colors that coordinate so you can get different looks. Be sure to pack a formal and or semi-formal outfit if you will be taking part in these sort of activities on your cruise holiday.
So where do you start when planning a cruise holiday? First, what is your budget like? Do you need to hold down expenses? Then here are a few tips for economizing on your cruise holiday.
When scheduling your cruise holiday, you should be aware that there are off season and on season dates, and that you want to schedule your trip in the off season to get the best deal. What you may not know, however, is that cruise lines actually change prices a number of times throughout the year. Ask and find out when their absolute lowest season prices are. In addition, keep your plans somewhat flexible so that you can change ships at the last minute. Sometimes a ship is not filled to capacity, so the cruise line will sell the last few tickets at a real bargain. It is always to their advantage to sail filled to capacity because people on holiday spend money on souvenirs, drinks, etc. Use this knowledge to get a really great deal.
Where you cruise to on your holiday can make a big difference in your cost as well. If you pick a popular spot, you can travel cheaper than if you choose a less popular spot. Another consideration is whether you really care about those ports of call. If you just want to stay on the ocean liner and enjoy the luxuries, book a cruise that doesn't stop anywhere. These "cruises to nowhere" are just as luxurious as the others but cost less.
To be safe on a cruise holiday, don't take a lot of expensive equipment or jewelry with you. Make sure your passport, health insurance, and other papers are up to date. Be sure to ask about laws you may inadvertently be breaking when you get off the shore you are accustomed to. Laws in ports and even in the water can vary, and you sure don't want a big hassle with a foreign law enforcement agency.
To travel lighter, find out about equipment that will be available on the ship. For instance, if the cruise line provides irons or hair dryers, you won't need to pack yours. Also pack your own sample size shampoo, toothpaste, and other toiletries because these items will cost more in the gift shop. You should have access to laundry facilities on your cruise holiday, so you don't have to take a huge amount of clothing. Pick a wrinkle proof lightweight outfit for every two or three days and pick separates in colors that coordinate so you can get different looks. Be sure to pack a formal and or semi-formal outfit if you will be taking part in these sort of activities on your cruise holiday.
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