Here’s where to find the best short term stays in WA
pic credit: Rachel Claire @fieldnotes
Published: Sitchu, May 2022
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If you’re looking to treat yourself to the best high tea in Perth, these top tier places will really hit the sweet spot
Published: Sitchu MARCH, 2022
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Where to stay, eat, drink, and play in Albany, Western Australia
Published: Broadsheet, December 2021
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Where to eat, drink, stay and play in Western Australia’s Southern Forests and Valleys region
Published: Broadsheet, August 2021
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Nullarbor Traveller launches a new 4-day wellness adventure in Margaret River
Published: Broadsheet, April 2021
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Explore a new chapter of Perth’s historic State Buildings with the opening of Edicole, a bookstore for the modern explorer
Published: Broadsheet, March 2021
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Explore 10 of the best things to do in Broome and the Dampier Peninsula
Published: Big Bus Tour & Travel Guide, December 2020
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Warders Hotel and its restaurant, Emily Taylor, opens in Fremantle
Published: Broadsheet, November 2020
Pic: Courtesy of Warders Hotel
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Capturing the tastes of the Kimberley, newly opened Moontide Distillery in Broome is the town’s first distillery and one of Australia’s most isolated.
Published: Broadsheet, September 2020
Pic: Courtesy Abby Murray Photography
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Just the whisper of Esperance evokes imagery of untamed beauty and mystery in the mind’s eye of most West Aussies. Discover why this WA destination is a wild wonderland
Published: TrulyAus, July 2020
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As a guest on ABC Radio program, It’s Just Not Cricket, BONITA GRIMA chats to presenter, Tyne Logan, about underrated travel destinations around Australia.
Broadcast: ABC Radio, Saturday 27th June, 2020
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Bonita Grima discovers Outback gorges, waterfalls and hot springs at a stay at El Questro in WA’s Kimberley region
Published: Travel Play Live magazine, June 2020
Pic courtesy: WA Tourism
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The forced closure of gyms during the coronavirus pandemic led Bonita Grima to develop a love of running wild in Western Australia’s Margaret River
Published: Travel Play Live magazine, May 2020
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Impacted greatly by recent bushfires, the Capertee area within the Greater Blue Mountains of NSW offers historical sites, world heritage listed wilderness and some of the best stargazing close to Sydney. It's also home to the world's widest canyon. The stunning National Parks of this area are reopening, and once travel restrictions due to coronavirus ease, local communities and operators would greatly welcome your visit
Published: April 2020
Pic: Courtesy Mayumi Iwasaki
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Noosa’s Everglades, also known as the Australian Everglades, are considered one of the most pristine wetlands on Earth and provide the perfect place to paddle away from it all
Published: The West Australian, March 2020
Picture credit: Jesse Lindemann. Courtesy Visit Noosa
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Perth's contemporary Japanese-inspired restaurant, Fleur is chef, Chase Weber's latest offering, housed within The Royal Hotel - a classic Aussie pub, well-known in the city for its long and colourful history
Published: The Upsider, February 2020
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Nestled on a private headland between Cairns and Port Douglas, between two world heritage sites, Thala Beach Nature Reserve is heaven for lovers of the quality eco stay experience
Published: The Hobart magazine, February 2020
Pic: Courtesy Thala Beach Nature Reserve
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There are some fabulous public artworks to see in Perth. Here’s just ten that should make your viewing list
Published: The Big Bus Tour & Travel Guide, January 2020
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Sri Lanka has made a quiet return to the travel scene. Here’s an updated city guide on how to spend a few days in its busy commercial capital
Published: The West Australian, 9th January 2020
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This summer a former synagogue is set to become a hot new dining precinct in Fremantle, ahead of the planned cultural revival of the port city in 2020
Published: The Upsider, December 2019
Picture credit: ShotbyThom
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