The Australian Women\'s Weekly - June 2018

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THE WEEKLY’S

GREAT ESCAPES

Southern right whales and humpback whales have started their annual

migration into Australian waters, and on Sydney-based FantaSea

Cruises you can listen in on their conversations as well as see them –

its whale-watching craft have hydrophones on board. Cruises run daily

from now until early November. Visit fantasea.com.au. For landlubbers,

Tourism Australia’s website, australia.com, lists the best viewing spots

on the east and west coasts.

Newroutesin

the Rockies

The Rocky Mountaineer has added four

itineraries to its 2019 holiday packages,

enabling guests to explore the Canadian

Rockies on foot, by car and by helicopter, as

well as two days on the luxury train. The new

routes are seven-day self-drive tours to West

Canmore, West Kananaskis and West

Sunshine Village, and the 10-day Journey

Through The Clouds Mountain Adventures,

including helicopter transfers and heli-hiking.

Early booking bonus offers are available

until August 31. Visit rockymountaineer.com.

Tickled pink

by lotuses

Macau may be the

“Las Vegas of the East”

with its glittering resorts

and casinos, but this month

the focus turns to its parks,

gardens and flowerbeds.

The former Portuguese

colony stages its 18th Lotus

Flower Festival this year

from June 9-17. Getting into

the spirit of it, some local

restaurants will feature

lotus-themed cuisine. Visit

en.macaotourism.gov.mo.

Eavesdrop in

the ocean

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