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Sydney – there’s no where else like it! It’s just one of those places we all love to visit (or hope to visit).

  • If you believe Sydney only has one famous LGBT event called Mardi Gras, think again.
  • If you picture Sydney’s harbour having only a spectacular bridge and a stunning performing arts centre, take another look.

If you wonder why Sydney is one of the top 5 lesbian and gay hotspots in the world, read on; it ranks up there year after year.

If experiencing Sydney’s sizzle, culture, cuisine and natural beauty has long been on your to dream list, why not Just Do It in 2010! As the locals say, “Off you go, then!”

Warning: Australia dazzles long after departure. You’ll be back, mate!

 

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More than 5 million visitors travel halfway across the globe to come to Australia each year.

 

Why?

  • We have over 10,000 beaches, more than any other nation – (Of course, AUS is the largest island-continent on Earth.)
  • There are 550 National Parks, from tropical rainforests and rugged wilderness to an sublime region known as The Outback.  Many journey here just to watch the sun set on Uluru (Ayers Rock), but there’s so much more to experience in this timeless landscape.
  • We are custodians of 17 World Heritage areas and 1/3 of the world’s protected marine area.

 

OZ is full of amazing experiences just waiting to be discovered.


So what are you waiting for?

 

  • The iconic, the unusual, the unknown
  • The gritty and the gorgeous
  • The lesbian and gay hot and happening regions

 

This informational site and our booking site and myriad blogs and social media channels  are written for those who love to travel by lesbian and gay writers who live here and love to travel to the outback and beyond - especially to hot gay welcoming destinations around Oz.

 

Scultpure by the Sea

 

Denise Pepper & Brooke Zeligman lifesavers
Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe 2009  

Photo by Leeanne Wright

 

Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2009     29 October - 15 November

 

Come and see the 13th annual Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2009 from 29 October - 15 November on the spectacular Bondi - Tamarama coastal walk transformed with over 100 sculptures by artists from across the world.

Bondi has long been a sunny escape and haven for travellers.  But most don't venture beyond the crystal blue bay and beachfront.  Pity, because they miss some of the most spectacular scenery this side of the equator.