Travel Region: Egypt & Middle East

Top tips for packing & planning!

August 25, 2010

So your trip is paid for, after weeks or months of planning, and you’re thinking all that’s left is to cram your entire wardrobe and kitchen sink into your suitcase or back pack.
Make sure your passport has enough pages and validity (more then 6 months) to last your entire trip.
A little planning is good.  […]

Turkey views like nothing else on earth

July 15, 2010

I’m finally back home after a wonderful 10 day holiday in Turkey! Three days in Istanbul, checking out the most popular sights including the Aga Sophia/Blue Mosque and the Topkapi palace (where the Sultan used to live). There I was able to see the Staff of Moses and even the arm of John the Baptist.In […]

Experience the Glories of Turkey

June 16, 2010

Turkey is an astounding country, steeped in a rich and diverse history. At every turn, the archaeological sights, incredible landscapes, pristine Mediterranean coastlines, stunning architecture and warmth of the locals surpasses expectations.
With so much on offer, Turkey is becoming an increasingly popular travel destination amongst Aussie & Kiwi Travellers.This two-week coach tour presents a world […]

Get Carrie-d away in Exotic Abu Dhabi and Morocco

June 9, 2010

In celebration of the Sex and the City 2 (SATC2) movie release nationwide, Adventure World is offering fans the chance to follow in the fabulous foursome’s Manolo-clad footsteps and experience the unique and exciting cultures of Abu Dhabi and Morocco.  Escape to the alluringly apt movie setting of Abu Dhabi and take a journey on […]

Historical Nizwa

May 8, 2009

On our way to the historical town of Nizwa we did some dune bashing in the desert sand and went to visit a Bedouin family. Passing some incredible Wadi’s (water holes) with crystal clear water and palm trees - we got to taste some local dates straight from the tree.
The town of Nizwa had an […]

Muscat sights and turtles

May 1, 2009

We flew to the capital, Muscat, where we saw the official palace of the Sultan of Oman and the beautiful waterfront Corniche. There we shopped at the busy Muttrah Souk which was like being in something from Lawrence of Arabia. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat is the third largest mosque in the world […]

Mountains and fjords

April 24, 2009

From the rugged mountains and crystal clear water of Musandam to the 17th Century fort and nearby souk in Nizwa, Oman has something to offer everyone. After arriving in Musandam we went on a 4WD mountain safari to their highest mountain, Jebel Harim, with amazing views, fossils and small caves housing Bedouin families. The rugged […]

Discover Oman

November 19, 2008

From the rugged mountains and crystal clear water of Musandam to the 17th Century fort and nearby souk in Nizwa, Oman has something to offer everyone. After arriving in Musandam we went on a 4WD mountain safari to their highest mountain, Jebel Harim, with amazing views, fossils and small caves housing Bedouin families. The rugged […]