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This blog is dedicated to inform and inspire you on all things to do with Australia. Actually we write posts on anything that’s of interest in the South Pacific (our home) DownsideUP was started to inspire you to visit us DownUnder.  

Broome's Outdoor Cinema
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
Broome experiences a tropical climate with distinct dry and wet seasons, each extending to roughly half the year. During the wet season that stretches from November to April, the region comes alive with lush greens, flowing rivers, and breathtakingly beautiful frangipani and poinciana trees. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Broome in March.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Roebuck Bay at Broome
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
Broome’s dry, arid season starts in May. This is when the region becomes one of Western Australia’s most popular tourist destinations, with warm weather and plenty of outdoor activities. Here’s what you can expect on your trip to Broome in May.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Kangaroo Island Honeymoon
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
If you’re looking to escape into nature on your honeymoon, there’s no better destination than Kangaroo Island, just off the mainland of South Australia. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves just waiting to be explored, housing plenty of native wildlife, including sea lions, koalas and an array of majestic birds.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

The marvel of freshwater sink holes in Karijini National Park
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
You’re spoiled for choice when it comes to things to do here. From the astounding rock formations and Aboriginal landmarks steeped in history to the awe-inspiring ocean views and endless outback waiting to be uncovered, Western Australia is the land of endless exploration. Here’s your guide to planning the ultimate honeymoon in Western Australia.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Romance in a Field of Light
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
Located in the southern part of the Northern Territory, an incredible 335km away from the nearest town: Alice Springs. Much more than a rock, Uluru is often considered a living, breathing landscape, steeped in Aboriginal heritage. Here’s your guide to planning the ultimate honeymoon in Uluru.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Broome Courthouse Markets
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
Visiting markets in Broome is a great way to find out more about the produce and local art of the Kimberley region. Here’s the list of Broome's best markets and what to expect at each.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Relaxing in the Whitsundays
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
Located along Queensland’s central coast, island hop your way through the 74 tropical islands and experience some of the world’s best beaches and immerse yourself in the depths of its tranquil lagoons as you escape to tropical bliss. Here’s your guide to planning the ultimate honeymoon in the Whitsundays.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

The beautiful beaches of Perth skirt the coastline with barely a break from North Fremantle to Mullaloo
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
December is a popular month to visit Perth. Plenty of warm, sunny days provide ideal conditions for sightseeing, spending time in one of the city’s many parks, and going to the beach. Here is everything you need to know if you’re planning a trip to Perth in December.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Sugarloaf Rock is an iconic spot for a romantic sunset picnic. Photo credit Russell Ord.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
You can relax back and eat and drink your way through your honeymoon in the Margaret River wine country region. Stretching from the popular beach town of Busselton, all the way to the seaside in Augusta, this region offers delectable vineyards, world-class restaurants, magnificent forests, ancient caves and stunning coastal views.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Perth waterfront and skyline
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
June marks the start of the cold season in Australia. However, Perth’s winters remain mild and this is a good time to experience the beauty of the region. Keep on reading to learn everything you need to know about Perth weather in June.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

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