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My meanderings took me to water holes I had never heard of.

My meanderings took me to water holes I had never heard of.

My meanderings took me to water holes I had never heard of.

06 May 2021 The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in collaboration with the Royal Thai Consulate in Sydney, took part in a beach and underwater clean-up last week at Chowder Bay. The event was held at Clifton Gardens Reserve, on the foreshore of Chowder Bay, with Thai massages and a delicious Thai lunch provided by multi-award-winning restaurant Spice I Am for volunteers. This was followed by a Thai cooking demonstration by chef Sujet Saen...

Sponsored by Tourism Authority of Thailand 29 Apr 2021 The travel industry’s recovery from the impacts of COVID-19 represents a golden opportunity for a reset and a refocus towards a more responsible and sustainable future. One destination that is grabbing that opportunity with both hands is Thailand. It recognises that the tourists of today and tomorrow are keen to make a positive impact on the environments, societies and economies they se...

The tech2 team of Jack Macartney, Charlie Wyatt and Lewis Brake added another title to their already impressive 2020-2021 list of championship victories when it took out the Australian 18 Footers Leagues Club Championship series, which concluded on Sydney Harbour today. tech2 had won the NSW Championship earlier in the season, then last Sunday retained the Australian Championship after a wonderful battle with the Smeg team of Michael Coxon, Ricky Bridge and Trent Barnabas. In the Club Champions...

Photo: Daniel Tran/Destination NSW With trails also leading to Balmoral Beach, clothing-optional Cobblers Beach and the family-friendly park and swimming area at Chowder Bay, you could take the day to explore. Its extraordinary that these splendidly located historic sites are so little visited except by local residents. Walk past the current HMAS Penguin naval base and restored 19th-century officers cottages on Middle Head and, beyond, youll find yourself almost alone amid batteries and forts. ...

As your boat draws into the bay, its the green that hits you first: the emerald-green waters, and the verdant green of the bush fringing the beach. Its only after you have absorbed that, that you notice what really sets this beach apart from most others in Sydney: there is no-one on it. Store Beach, on Manlys North Head, is accessible only by boat, which makes it a great place to play castaway. Visiting celebrities love it, according to Scott Bear, part of the concierge team at the Park-Hyatt S...