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Its hard to believe that this week sees
the start of spring. For most of us in the
industry September held out so much hope
- cruising was potentially going to resume
and we all thought the coronavirus thing
would be over and life would start getting
back to normal. Unfortunately that’s not the
reality and we are all having to grapple with
the concept of what is the new normal, what
does travel in the future look like, but most
importantly, when can we start to travel
again? We all have itchy feet and can’t wait
to get the green light to make firm plans for
that next trip.
In the meantime, lets get out and about
in our own cities and regions, discover new
places or visit old favourites that we may
not have been to for a while. This weekend
I spent the morning at the Royal Botanic
From the Gardens, Sydney. Spring is a fabulous time
in Sydney, the gardens were blooming and
the floral display at ‘The Calyx’ was well
Contents 6 Publisher worth a visit. Why not spend a night in a
city hotel and explore the hidden gems we
have around us. Support our local economy
Jenny Piper – book a night or two somewhere through
4 Destination spotlight your travel agent, there are some great
Discover where in the world you should visit
deals around.
next
With the weather warming up get some
6 For foodies ideas on great places to take a dip in this
Hunting down bush tucker week’s feature plus loads more. Start
7 In the news planning that summer holiday now. And for
Catch up on the latest travel and cruise news more inspiration follow us on Instagram
(@travelcruiseweekly) and Facebook.
8 Walk on water
As Adam Bishop discovers, sometimes a
swim is that much better when you have to
work for it
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Brewery tours not to miss 14
14 Keep your cruising dream alive
Find out which expedition cruise line has the
best fine dining with this cruise comparison
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Photo by Paolo Conversano
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Canberra, ACT
Despite being our nation’s capital, Canberra has more to offer than just
parliamentary buildings. Why not visit the National Arboretum, a mosaic of
living forests and gardens for all to enjoy? Or take in the breathtaking view
from above with a sunrise hot air balloon.
Photo
©Mattcredit
Evans
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In the News
©Tourism NT/Matt Cherubino
For Foodies
©Tourism NT/Henry Brydon
©Tourism Australia
Cruises still
other Carnival Corporation pandemic, and the associated
brands are out until government responses, had
on pause December this year at this created the most challenging
Hunting down bush tucker A range of cruise lines
stage and Royal Caribbean
Group’s local entities are
trading environment ever
experienced during almost 40
extended their pauses cancelled until November. years in business.
Australia has a rich history of Indigenous Foraging below ground, witchetty grubs Oceania Cruises announced Thousands of Flight Centre
of Australian operations
cuisine, far beyond what most tourists are have been a staple of Indigenous cuisine in that its Insignia also had its staff have been retrenched,
last week, beginning with
aware. Indigenous Australians traditionally South Australia’s central desert for years. sailings suspended from 10 while the company has
Cunard on Wednesday which
lived off a “bush tucker” diet, feeding on They are found by digging around the roots of November through to 26 April. already processed full or
announced the previously
available ingredients such as indigenous the witchetty bush and when eaten raw, are partial refunds totalling more
planned local Queen Elizabeth
Travel agency
fauna, flora, and wild meats like kangaroo, said to taste like almonds. They can also be than $600 million in Australia
2020/21 season is off due to
and even grubs and insects. cooked on hot ashes or barbecued, and their along with announcing the
the COVID-19 pandemic.
Australians famously eat their own national
emblem, the kangaroo, with the high protein,
skin becomes crisp like a roast chicken, whilst
the inside meat becomes white and chewy.
Cunard’s news was followed hit by COVID closure of hundreds of stores
across the country.
in quick succession by by
lean meat appearing on menus at many fine Green ants are found in abundance in open Flight Centre Travel Group While borders remain
Carnival Cruise Line, P&O
dining restaurants and even supermarket woodland in the Northern Territory and far has revealed a loss of $849 closed any industry-wide
Cruises Australia & Princess
shelves. Although harder to find, the emu north Queensland. Aboriginal Australians ate million for the year to 30 June, recovery is being hampered,
Cruises, followed the next day
has also been consumed in Australia for the white larvae found in the leafy nests, but with state and international but during the downtime
by Celebrity Cruises & Royal
thousands of years. It is similar in taste the ants are also commonly used for their border closures and ongoing the company is working on
Caribbean International.
and texture to lean beef and touted as a lime taste. Unlike the witchetty grub, this is uncertainty about restrictions growing its online presence as
Cunard will cease
healthier option, as it is low in fat and high in a snack best not consumed live, as they can seeing its business plummet. well as enhancing its home-
operations right through the
nutritional value. inflict painful bites. MD Graham Turner said the based travel agent offerings.
northern winter, while the
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Walk on water
Figure Eight Pools,
NSW
Planning is essential when visiting
the Royal National Park’s famous Figure
Australia has no shortage of places to take a dip, Eight Pools in NSW, primarily because
high tides and dangerous surf conditions
but sometimes a swim is that much better when can often make the area simply too
you have to work for it. Here’s three different treacherous to visit. That said, when
spots that are worth making the effort for. the conditions suit, this beautiful and
unique binoculars-shaped swimming
hole is well worth the hike. Situated
south of Burning Palms Beach on the
picturesque rocky outcrops of the Royal
National Park, the crystal-clear waters of
these oddly shaped pools, which were
formed by the merging of two sink holes,
makes for the perfect place to take a dip
in the Sydney sun.
The hike to get to hidden gem can
be undertaken in a few different ways
depending on your fitness level, with
the shortest 3km walk accessible from
the Garawarra Farm car park. For those
with more of an adventurous spirit and
physical aptitude, the full 6km walk one-
way from Otford Train Station is also
Opposite page: The Figure Eight Pools are stunning but can
available, taking an estimated four hours be dangerous. Make sure to check tidal conditions before
to complete the round trip. heading off.
A word of warning though, there are Top: The Royal National Park extends along the coast just
no facilities at the remote Figure Eight below Sydney.
Pools so it is advised for travellers to Bottom: The walk through Royal National Park to Figure 8
take food and water with them on the Pools can be undertaken a few different ways, depending on
trip and go to the bathroom before your fitness levels
setting off on the journey.
Check out nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
for details about when is the right time
to visit.
Gunlom Falls in
Kakadu, NT
Famous for providing the setting to
a scene from Australia’s iconic film
Crocodile Dundee, the Gunlom Falls
infinity pool in the Kakadu National Park
is arguably the most spectacular way
to take in the breathtaking views of the
Northern Territory’s tropical wonderland.
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Fern Pool,
Karijini National
Park, WA
This hidden sanctuary is located
in Australia’s picturesque north
west and is the perfect swimming
hole when hiking through one
of the country’s hottest local
climates, allowing for a refreshing
swim or cool down under the
adjoining Fortescue Falls.
Surrounded by a grove of trees,
ferns and other native flora that
provide a cooling respite from the
harsh surrounds of the Hamersley
Ranges, the Fern Pool marine oasis
is located just above Fortescue
Falls in Dales Gorge, in the eastern
wing of the Karijini National Park.
Top: The natural infinity The first main pool is accessible
pool offers views of via one steep flight of stairs and a
Kakadu National Park. 300 metre walking track, however,
Left: There are a number the area has multiple pools to
of small watering holes to choose from that can be reached
choose from, in addition
to the magnificent infinity by various hiking trails, including a
pool. four kilometre track to the Circular
Right: The popular falls
Pool for a second swim, or on the
have well-maintained lofty Gorge Rim Walk to grab an
walking tracks to access eagle eye view of the surrounding
them, which are moderate
to difficult ©Tourism
area.
Australia But rest assured, you won’t be
alone during this dip, with the Top: Fern Pool
region home to a plethora of is a picturesque
swimming pool
active wildlife so keep an eye out
The elevated area is home to a series of Another great incentive to make the trip in WA.
for the colony of flying foxes that
rock pools and grandiose waterfalls, and to Gunlom Falls is the local marine life, so Middle: Cool
might be nearby grazing on the
provides a vantage point far above the rolling it is recommended you take a snorkel along off under the
fruits of the surrounding rock fig adjoining
hills and ridges that stretch on for as far as with you if you want to catch a glimpse of the
trees. Fortescue Falls.
the eye can see. To get there, you will need vibrant rainbow fish.
To get to your starting point,
to embark on a 15-minute climb up the steep The area is not considered a “high croc” Bottom: There
the best bet is to take a two-hour are multiple
rocky slopes, with a number of small watering zone, but hey, this is the Top End, so it’s
flight from Perth to Newman, and pools which
holes peppered along the way to take a dip always good to be crocodile safe and keep can be reached
then hop in the car for a 2.5 hour
in to reward your challenging ascent. At the your eyes peeled for signposts. through various
drive on the open road to the hiking tracks.
summit, besides the amazing watering hole The walking track to access the pools
Karijini National Park.
with the best view in the house, is a bunch of takes approximately 30 minutes one-way All Image this
Entry costs to the National Park page ©Tourism
big shady red gums trees which are perfect to to complete and is considered moderate to
are $13 for a car, $7 for seniors, or WA
laze under, enjoy a cheeky slumber, or if with difficult in grading, owing to its rugged terrain
$7 for a motorbike.
the family, set up the ideal picnic. and gradient.
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Take four Little Creatures,
Explore the world of beer with our favourite Aussie
brewery tours. Bottoms up! WA
Fitting in perfectly with the ever-
improving trendy foodie culture of
Fremantle in WA, Little Creatures
James Boags brewery is the perfect place to grab
a beer and enjoy the view of Success
Brewery, TAS Boat Harbour. The specialty here
are the hoppy brews, especially the
Tasmania has a rich and storied popular new XPA variant. Another
history of dreaming up brewskies, great incentive to visit Little Creatures
boasting some of the oldest is the gourmet restaurant attached,
breweries in the country. One to along with a helpful board of
check out when visiting the state suggestions which pairs an array of
is the James Boags brewery in
©Tourism Australia
yummy food options with just the
Launceston. Founded in 1881, the right beer.
brewery offers 90-minute tours that
show visitors the various stages
of brewing, but better still, the
©Tourism Australia
opportunity to taste three of its
iconic brews. When the swilling is
complete, please the palate even
more with a plate of tasty Tasmanian
Carlton Brewery,
cheeses. Bookings are essential.
VIC
Coopers Brewery, Tired of all the craft stuff? Well then
SA check out mainstream beer behemoth
Carlton Breweries in Abbotsford
South Australia is famous for its Victoria. It is here the Aussie mainstay
wines, but don’t think for a second of beer is produced, with a mouth-
there is nothing to booze on for watering 1.5 million litres brewing a
beer-lovers. Adelaide is home to the day. The facility takes visitors through
Coopers Brewery, a booming brand the brand’s 150-year history, a guided
of beer around the country – and for tour of the factory, as well as offering
good reason. The tours commence a tasting paddle to sample which
in the Coopers Museum where you variety suits your taste. To really get
can learn all about the company’s acquainted with the produce, the
©Carlton Brewhouse
experimental history, before setting happy hour special on site offers
off to watch the famous hop and $7 tap beers between 4-7pm on
yeast concoction come together. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Goodies along the way include a Guzzle responsibly.
©Marcus Wong
tasting and an informative chat with
local larrikin and Warehouse Manager
Frank Perrotta.
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Keep your The Grill
Silversea Cruises
cruising Silversea’s steakhouse restaurant
looks a little different from what
dream alive
you would typically expect, with The
Grill’s cuisine focused on cooking
your own food directly at your table,
on a volcanic rock which has been
heated in the oven to a temperature
of 400°C. Meat, fish or vegetables
are all available for guests to grill
Dining is a key part of your cruising experience, so to help you choose to their preferred taste. The Grill is
which ship you should sail on next, we’re bringing you a series of available on both Silversea’s classic
comparisons of onboard dining. and expedition fleets for dinner.
There is nothing quite like a really good steak, so this week, we take a
look at the steakhouse options onboard luxury cruise ships.
The Grill by
Thomas Keller Prime 7
Seabourn Regent Seven Seas
Enjoy dishes such as Caesar salad
and ice cream sundaes presented
Cruises
table-side at The Grill by Thomas Travellers looking for your classic
Keller. The restaurant features American steakhouse experience
steakhouse favourites like Lobster coupled with a luxurious setting
Thermidor and creamed spinach should make sure to sample Prime
and other classic American dishes 7 onboard all of Regent Seven Seas
inspired by restaurants in the 50s Cruises’ ships. The restaurant offers
and 60s. The Grill by Thomas Keller contemporary interpretations of
is a unique culinary concept for American favourites including Jumbo
Chef Keller, exclusive to Seabourn Lump Crab Cakes, Classic Steak
and the menu also features a Tartare and Clam Chowder. All the
cocktail program and wine list which beef served at Prime 7 is also USDA
combines US and old-world labels. Prime and dry-aged at least 28 days
Reservations for The Grill by Thomas to ensure the ultimate flavour and
Keller are required, and the cruise juiciness. The restaurant is only open
line suggests booking online prior for dinner and there is no additional
to sailing, as the restaurant is very cost, though reservations are
popular. required.
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Pub quiz Where in the world? Sudoku TRICKY
The aim of Sudoku is to complete the entire
1. Excluding daylight savings, how many times zones are there in New South Wales? grid using the numbers 1-9. Each number
2. Upon its completion, Crown Sydney will join Crown resorts in which two other can only be used once in each row, column
Australian cities? and box.
3. Online travel agent TripADeal appears on the jerseys of which two NRL teams?
4. Holland America Line traditionally adorns its flagship with what name, which is also
the city where the cruise line was founded?
5. Travel technology company Hotelbeds’ headquarters is on what island?
6. Is the Pullman Hotels & Resorts brand defined as luxury, premium or midscale?
7. Which airline is thought to have had the first inflight magazine? This bridge shares a name with another
8. Norwegian Cruise Line is designing its new terminal at PortMiami to look like what sea in a different country.
creature? In fact the name is a bit of a misnomer,
9. Cook Islanders are nationals of their own country, but also citizens of which other as the bridge was designed to resemble a
country? different one (located in the same city).
The bridge joins two parts of a college
10. After New York City, which US city is home to the second-most skyscrapers, with 118?
and supposedly was closed off at one
point so that students would be forced to
take the stairs and would lose weight.
Do you know what the bridge is called
and where in the world it is located? www.sudokuoftheday.com – visit them and get a new Sudoku every day!
Unscramble Where in the world?
How many words can you make out of
these nine letters? Every word needs to
include the centre letter, have four letters
or more and not be a proper noun or a
Pub quiz
plural. You can only use each letter once. 1. Mont Meharry is the highest point in which Australian state?
2. Seychelles is located in the Indian Ocean, but in which sea?
M I P 3. Table Bay is located in which country?
4. Which airline is also locally known as Nikko?
5. Is Lithuania a Balkan or Baltic country?
T U H 6. The Moscow Metro is the busiest metro system in Europe. Which is second busiest?
7. What is the most populous city in the Americas?
8. Of New York City’s five boroughs, which two are islands?
R D E This street is very famous. As of 2015, the
9. Which Australian theme park was the former location of the Big Brother house?
10. AirAsia is the major sponsor of which English soccer team, which is also part-owned
location was receiving around two million by the airline’s founder Tony Fernandes?
Good – 22 words visitors a year and up to 17,000 per day on 11. What city is this collection of pictures spelling out?
Very good – 33 words a busy weekend during summer.
Since you probably know where in the
Excellent – 43 words
world this is, the tricky part of this puzzle
is telling us what is the name of the street,
+ +
NOTE: We’ve used Chambers Dictionary to decide what
words are acceptable. as well as what city it is located in.
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Unscramble Where in the world? Tropical holiday search
How many words can you make out of
these nine letters? Every word needs B R V T T Y I J N E F P D S L See if you can find
to include the centre letter, have four these words. They are
letters or more and not be a proper
O Y E X D N I E L I S R N A E hidden horizontally,
noun or a plural. You can only use each R H T L I S E L J W Q O A N W vertically and
letter once. diagonally, forwards
A B D K A R N I I N R E L D O and backwards.
H D R B
O
O
B M
I Z
S
C
F
X
Z
C M V
M S E
K
Q
T
C
C
R
S
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W T
W H
R M N O G I M L T A H V G H C
A G N This is a just one colourful station in this
A U S D N A L S I K O O C D A
city’s metro system, which is sometimes S X T G D I O K C O M M A H E
Y A E
known as the longest art gallery in the
world. U X L A N C O C K T A I L S B
The rail system includes artwork done by
Z X O G U P L A N E V Y V W E
more than 100 artists.
Good – 18 words This particular artwork was done N K E C L N A Q B U N Q Q K U
Very good – 27 words by Enno Hallek and Ake Pallarp and
commemorates the nearby Olympic T A H F R W A E T T C R Y G J
Excellent – 36 words
Stadium, which (get ready for your big J J P P H H C V N O N L X N M
NOTE: We’ve used Chambers Dictionary to decide hint) hosted the 1912 games.
what words are acceptable. Do you know where in the world this is? F T S U T V N T H I R F E C M
BEACHTOWEL COOKISLANDS ISLAND SNORKELLING
BIKINI FIJI PLANE SUNSCREEN
BORABORA HAMMOCK RELAX SWIMMING
Pub quiz COCKTAILS HAT SAND VANUATU
1. How many countries are larger than the state of Queensland?
2. After London and New York City, which city has the third-highest proportion of
foreign-born residents?
Where in the
3. Which national park makes up almost half of the Australian Capital Territory’s land
area? world?
4. Luxury cruise line Silversea Cruises is headquartered where? This city is the second-most
5. Regional Express Airlines’ entire fleet consists of airplanes made by what populous in the country,
manufacturer? and visited by Norwegian
6. The Sydney Fish Market sits on the foreshore of which bay? Cruise Line on seven different
itineraries between 2021 and
7. Which airline was founded in 1959 as Polynesian Airlines? 2023. Highlights of the locale
8. What tree is depicted on the flag of Norfolk Island? The include cable cars to the top of
9. MGM Grand merged with what fellow hotel-casino operator in 2000? a mountain and a former gaol
turned museum which held a
10. On-demand transportation company Gett was formed in which country?
famous prisoner. Do you know
where in the world this is?
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1. On which NCL ship can you experience the must-see Broadway hit Kinky Boots?
Make it at home
2. On the Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Bliss race tracks, you can reach speeds of up to In these stressful times, we’re often looking
for a drink, so why not make one of our
20km/h. True or false?
3. Which NCL ship underwent the company’s most extensive bow-to-stern renovation in
2020 and will be sailing down under to Australia & New Zealand from December 2021? unique cocktail recipes at home!
4. There are no fixed dining times or dress codes onboard an NCL cruise. True or false?
5. Which NCL accommodation option gives you access to a 24-hour certified butler?
Lotus
6. Grammy-award winning artist Kelly Clarkson is the godmother of which NCL ship?
7. Thrill seekers can “walk the plank” on Norwegian Breakaway and Norwegian Getaway,
Blossom
stepping out on to a six-inch wide plank, hanging 18 decks over the water’s edge. How
long is the plank?
Cocktail –
8. For how many consecutive years has NCL won ‘Europe’s Leading Cruise Line’ by the
World Travel Awards?
Awamori
9. How many Hawaiian islands do you visit on NCL’s immersive 7-day itinerary onboard
Pride of America?
and Lychee
SERVES 2
Whose flag is this? Sudoku DIABOLICAL
Japanese awamori, like whisky
or brandy, is a unique delicacy
The aim of Sudoku is to complete the entire in its own right, but it also works
grid using the numbers 1-9. Each number well in a variety of cocktails.
can only be used once in each row, column The legendary distilled rice
and box. alcohol comes from the island
of Okinawa, Japan features an
elegant aroma and smooth
taste that mixes especially well
with fruit juices. You can find
awamori in specialty bottle shops
and Japanese supermarkets in
Australia.
If you take the Austrian flag and just squish
Ingredients Method
the middle white section, you pretty much
end up with this country’s flag.
Despite the similarities, the two flags don’t
45ml awamori Muddle lime wedge in the mixing glass.
have anything to do with eachother. 30ml sake Pack glass with ice, then pour the ingredients into the
This flag was used as far back as 1279 - 60ml lychee juice glass, shake and strain into a martini glass.
it’s usage was discovered in a text that 30ml simple syrup Garnish with a slice of red apple and lychee on a stick.
described the ensign as a red banner cut 1/8 lime, cut into wedges
through with a white stripe. 1/8 red apple, sliced
Do you know whose flag it is?
www.sudokuoftheday.com – visit them and get a new Sudoku every day! 2 lychees
All answers are on page 22
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Feeling
inspired?
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Pub quiz: 1 Three – Broken Hill, Sydney and Pub quiz: 1 15, 2 Sydney, 3 Namadgi National
Lorde Howe Island (GMT +9.30, +10, +10.30), Park, 4 Monaco, 5 Saab, 6 Blackwattle Bay, 7
2 Melbourne and Perth, 3 Manly-Warringah Samoa Airways, 8 The Norfolk Island pine, 9
Sea Eagles and St. George Illawarra Dragons, Mirage Resorts, 10 Israel
4 Rotterdam, 5 Mallorca, 6 Premium, 7 Pan
American, 8 A mollusc, 9 New Zealand, 10 Unscramble: adage, agar, aged, agenda, Contact your local travel
Chicago anger, angry, danger, drag, edgy, gander,
garda, garden, gayer, gean, gear, grade, gran, agent to start planning
Unscramble: demur, drum, drupe, duet,
dump, dumper, dumpier, dupe, erupt, hued,
humid, hump, humped, burt, impure, impute,
grand, grande, gray, grey, gyre, hang, hangar,
hanged, hanger, HYDRANGEA, raga, rage,
raged, rang, ranged, rangy, yang, yardage
your next dream holiday
imputed, mute, muted, prude, pure, putrid,
rheum, rude, rued, rump, tedium, thru, thrum, Where in the world: Stockholm Tunnel Rail,
thud, thump, thumped, triumph, TRIUMPHED, Sweden
true, trued, trump, trumped, tumid, turd,
umpire, umpired, uptime
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Where in the world: Lombard St, San Where in the world: Cape Town, South Africa
Francisco, USA
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Page 17 Pub quiz: 1 Norwegian Encore, 2 False, the
electric race cars can reach up to 48km/h,
Pub quiz: 1 Western Australia, 2 Somali Sea, 3 Norwegian Spirit, 4 True, 5 The Haven by
3 South Africa, 4 Japan Airlines, 5 Baltic, 6 Norwegian®, 6 Norwegian Encore, 7 2.4m, 8 12
Paris Metro, 7 Sao Paulo, 8 Manhattan and years, 9 Four
Staten Island, 9 Dreamworld, 10 Queens Park
Rangers, 11 Denpasar (den + pass + arrr) Whose flag is this: Latvia
Where in the world: Bridge of Sighs, Oxford, Sudoku:
UK
Sudoku:
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