We are retired people who love to travel. Our student days when we hitch-hiked through Europe with Frommers "Europe on $5 a Day" have long since gone. But we have discovered that there are other innovative ways of seeing the world on a limited budget which can be as interesting and rewarding. In this blog we want to share our experience and invite others to share their ideas for affordable travel.
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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Affordable Travel in Australia
While visiting our daughter and her family in Melbourne, we decided on a one week trip to Adelaide in the state of South Australia, giving us a wonderful opportunity to visit the city of Adelaide and explore the vineyards of the Barossa Valley, famous for their wonderfull shiraz. We had arranged to stay with two families, two nights in Adelaide and two nights in the Barossa Valley, as members of the Affordable Travel Club. The first stopover was disappointing. While our hosts were gracious and hospitable, their home premises were anything but clean. In fact, after our first night stay, we wondered if we should stay a second night. However, the next stopover was totally different: not only were our hosts friendly and accommodating, their home was impeccably clean. Our first experience, thankfully, is an exception. Friends of ours, recently spent a month in Australia as participants in the Affordable Travel Club and came away with glowing reports of the experience. We continued our trip to Kangaroo Island where we enjoyed the wonderful scenery and wildlife
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