Brisbane City
Happy New Year from Brisbane South Bank
No better place to celebrate New Year at South Bank and going there by a short ferry trip. Kids first enjoyed a swim, afterwards we all enjoyed the family fireworks at 20:30. So happy that we live in the family friendly city Brisbane 😉 Vorige Volgende https://togetherwediscover.be/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IMG_2732.mov
Petting koalas and kangaroos in Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
As we live not too far from Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a visit to the animal park was evident to do during our summer holidays. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary opened in 1927 with just two koalas, now they have 130!!. The name Lone Pine, comes from the single pine tree along the Brisbane river, used
Christmas @ South Bank
Our favourite place in Brisbane, South Bank has plenty of Christmas family activities in December. Vorige Volgende
Brisbane city, a green city we love
We love Brisbane city, it is a clean & modern city and has many activities and facilities for families. Our new house will allow us to travel to the city within 30 minutes without having traffic jams or parking issues. We will have to drive 15 minutes to the Guyatt park ferry terminal, take the
Wynnum, a nice bay village
This afternoon we will discover Wynnum, a small village South of the Brisbane international airport. The village lies along the coast and has a nice bike path, parklands with a small aquapark and a big wading pool filled with water from the sea. The beach itself is not sandy but mud, this allows the seagrass
Mount Coot- tha
Today we spend half a day out at the Mount Coot-tha reserve. Mount Coot-tha is an Aboriginal word meaning ‘place of honey’ its names this because the Aboriginal people of the area used to come to the mountain to collect ‘ku-ta’ (honey) that was produced by the native stingless bee. Mount Coo-tha measures 302 meters
