A Wee Message From TSL…

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Australia, Gwynganna, Queensland, Radio silence, Sydney

Dawn at Gwynganna, Queensland
(Image by TSL)

A big shout out to all you loyal blog buddies who have kept reading and commenting despite the radio silence.  Sorry about that – somewhat frustratingly, there was no internet access in my wee spot in Queensland. An enforced social media detox! Lots of lovely wallabies and not-so-lovely leeches, though!

Anyhoo – back in Syders today and normal transmissions will commence again shortly – hopefully on the morrow. I will attempt to update myself on all the fab’ posts that I have missed over the next few days.

Special thanks to the extra special peeps who e-mailed to ensure I was still alive… I am!  Full of renewed vim & vigour, no less.

Cheers!

Qualia is calling me…

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5 Star, Australia, Great Barrier Reef, Holiday, Photos, plunge pool, Pool, Qualia, Queensland, Spa, Sun, Sydney, Travel, Vacation, Whitsundays

We have had such a wet summer here in Sydney, I have been dreaming of endless days of sun by a pool where I am waited on hand and foot.

Qualia may just fit the bill…

Located in the Whitsundays, off the coast of Queensland, Qualia puts the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef right on your doorstep.

You have a choice of 60 individual pavilions, each with breathtaking views. There are spacious one-bedroom freestanding pavilions (both Windward and Leeward) that provide an indulgent space to relax in and unwind, with either a sundeck or your own private infinity edge plunge pool (I know which one I want!).

Included in your Qualia accommodation are on-island transfers, your choice of breakfast-only or breakfast and dinner, use of non-motorised watercraft, beach drop-offs to selected local beaches (Whitehaven Beach is the most photographed beach in Australia), plus guests also have their own two-seater golf buggy, allowing the rest of the Island to be explored.

Then, there is Spa Qualia, which offers an extensive range of luxurious local and international treatments.  Count me in!

If you live in Australia, a direct flight takes only 2-3 hours from gateway cities on Australia’s east coast.

Mango daiquiris by the pool, anyone?

(all images from the Qualia site)