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About the Fleurieu Peninsula - Australia

By: Andrew Roderick | 2010-03-27 | Destinations
The Fleurieu Peninsula is one of the most picturesque and beautiful regions in South Australia. This is a place for all adventure and thrill seekers. Along with this there are many vineyards and beautiful beaches for the romantics and the ones looking for some peace and quiet. This region, situated south of Adelaide, was named after the French explorer and hydrographer, Charles Pierre Claret de Fleurieu. read more

Accommodations in South Australia

By: Danielle Hartley | 2010-03-30 | Hotels
Stunning natural beauty, wines of the Barossa Valley, Fleurieu Peninsula and the gateway to the Kangaroo Island, Limestone coast, and the Flinders ranges are an integral part of any travel itinerary to South Australia. If you want an enriching travel experience in South Australia then live and feel it the ways Australians do! read more

Beleura House - Sightseeing on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia

By: JJ Jones | 2010-05-03 | Destinations
Built in 1863 for James Butchard, Beleura House is an Italian style villa and stands in a commanding position looking over Port Philip Bay at Mornington. James Butchard was a businessman being a partner in Kaye, Butchart & Co a stock and agency company. He had pastoral holdings in Victoria and New South Wales. read more

Australia Wine Producing Regions

By: United Cellars | 2011-04-04 | Wine
This is the most important of all the Australia wine regions. Some of the regions where wine is grown include the Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, limestone coast, upper Murray and Fleurieu peninsula. read more

Best Caravan Parks In South Australia

By: John K. Taylor | 2012-03-02 | Travel & Leisure
If you have wanted to take your family on a caravanning holiday to South Australia but have no idea where to look for that ideal caravan park, this guide can help you! read more

Getting the best in Eyre Peninsula

By: Ben Bradshaw | 2011-08-04 | Real Estate
Located in a tranquil region of south Australia, Eyre Peninsula is triangular shaped and is on the western part of the country. It stretches for Nullarbor plains that are in the west, read more

Eyre Peninsula Australia is a perfect choice for a sort break with the family

By: Sidney Morgan | 2010-12-24 | Destinations
The Eyre Peninsula is a triangular shaped piece of land that is situated in Southern Australia so it is pretty easy to find when you look on a map. It is framed by areas such as Gawler Ranges situated to the north, Spencer Gulf on the east, and the Great Australian Bight situated to the west. The area has a few towns spread around but does not have too big a population however it is an area which has seen more tourists visiting it in recent times. read more

For a coastal holiday like no other try Eyre Peninsula

By: Sidney Morgan | 2011-07-16 | Destinations
When you think of a coastal holiday, you usually think of relaxing in the sun and swimming in the sea. When it's time to leave the beach, you stroll up to town and suddenly everything changes. You have to wait in line for your fish and chips and feel like you're risking your life every time you cross the street. On South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, you can relax at the beach if you want to, but your trip won't be ruined by crowds and hassles. read more

Antarctic Peninsula Changes

By: Michael Warr | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
A rapid increase in Antarctic Peninsula temperature affects ice and some wildlife. Whales, fur seals and tourists have increased in the last forty years. read more

Most Popular Fishing Spots Of South Australia

By: Aashi Khattar | 2010-10-18 | Fishing
You must have gone through many Australia Fishing Reports letting you know that each state and territory of Australia has its own premier fishing spots. These fishing spots are segregated according to the predominant fish species. read more

Balcombe Army Camp - Mount Martha - Historical Facts, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

By: JJ Jones | 2010-04-03 | Reference & Education
With the declaration of World War 2 in 1939, the Australian Army decided to use the Balcombe Estuary area at Mount Martha on the Mornington Peninsula as a training ground. In 1940 The Army 4th Division took over the area and including trainees, numbered about 3000 personnel. read more

The Beauty Of Eyre Peninsula

By: Ben Bradshaw | 2011-12-29 | Travel & Leisure
When you are in this part of Australia, one can never get enough of the Eyre Peninsula. It is hailed as the Seafood Frontier of Australia and there are tours that take you through a culinary journey read more

The Little Town Of Port Lincoln South Australia

By: Sidney Morgan | 2010-12-23 | Destinations
Port Lincoln is a town which is in the south of Australia inside the Eyre Peninsula. It is the biggest town in the area and it is also home to the main fishing fleet in Australia with a real focus on the catching and processing of tuna. Agriculture is also a main contributor to the region and the two combined really does help the town to prosper. read more

South India Tour Package – Alternatives to discover Indian peninsula

By: Yamini Sharma | 2011-12-07 | Travel Tips
South India is a soothing peninsula of India. The Southern region of India encompasses the biggest attractions to savor. You can delighted the charisma of Kovalam beach in Kerala, Ooty hill station in Tamil Nadu, Tirupati Balaji temple in Andhra Pradesh and many more. Besides it you can also come to know about bests of South India cities like Trivandrum, Kochi, Alleppey, Chennai, Bangalore, Munnar read more

Cape Town Property – Affordability in the South Peninsula

By: ricky ponting | 2010-11-12 | Real Estate
With tough economic conditions and problems of finding mortgage finance it is very important to find affordable yet viable housing in the Cape Town Property for sale market. read more