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Turtle Cove: tropical paradise holiday on private beach
Tucked away in Far North Queensland, equal distance from Cairns and Port Douglas lies Turtle Cove, the famed LGBTIQA+ tropical resort with its own private clothing-optional beach. Plus coming up on 16 October, Turtle Cove celebrates its very own Pride Festival (details at bottom of the article). Let’s face it, getting away for a holiday …
Rainbow Group Holiday August 2022 P&O Pacific Encounter
In August 2022, passengers embark from Brisbane on an inaugural Rainbow Group Holiday, hosted by OUTexploring. The 7-night cruise offers the tropical getaway of a lifetime, island hopping from one Pacific archipelago to the next. Prepare for absolute fabulousness with specially curated entertainment and activities as part of a large LGBTI contingent aboard the P&O …
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious: the Mary Poppins Festival
Mary Poppins is pure camp. The prim nanny tidies a nursery with a snap of her fingers and only has to open her umbrella to fly above London’s rooftops. The only thing camper than Poppins herself is Maryborough’s supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Mary Poppins Festival, celebrating the town’s status as the birthplace of Mary Poppins author, P L …
Rainbow Beach with the famous Coloured Sands
Rainbow Beach, home of the famous coloured sands, is the perfect beach destination. With a stunning coastline, it also offers easy access to K’gari Fraser Island. The warm water allows year-round swimming and there’s an array of adventure experiences. And all only 2 ½ hours’ drive from Brisbane. Located in the Gympie region, Rainbow Beach …
Reviewer complains of too many gays on gay party island
A straight traveller has posted a baffling review on website TripAdvisor, complaining that there were too many gay couples at the hotel he was staying out on the island of Gran Canaria. Gran Canaria is one of the most populated islands in the Canary Islands, and is a thriving European LGBTI tourist destination. TripAdvisor user …
The Darling Of The Murray River | Travel Adventure
I’ll never forget my first glimpse of the P.S. Murray Princess on the Murray River. Moored at her homeport of Mannam where I peered down towards her from the cliff tops. There she was looking absolutely regal with her two tall ornamental smokestacks, coupled with the ornately decorated superstructure reflecting a glorious time gone by. …