Single Tita says

It feels wonderful to travel without planning every minute. I set off for Sydney with simple intentions: stay somewhere central, catch up with good friends, take slow morning walks, and let each day unfold naturally. I was with my godmother, Sonia, who have been a traveler herself and agreed to join me in my escapade. Circular Quay was the perfect base for our trip. It is full of life, right by the water, and close to Sydney's top landmarks. Although there were rainy days at the start of the trip, from this central hub, we easily explored another side of New South Wales —from the sparkling waves and coastal charm of Bondi and Kiama to the lush green valleys of the Blue Mountains . Evening Arrival:  The Glow of the Circular Quay Our trip officially began in the soft glow of dusk. There’s something unforgettable about stepping out into Circular Quay for the first time at night. There's a drizzle of rain but the air was crisp, and the warm lights of the Sydney Opera House reflec...

Travelling to Australia was my first adventure outside Asia - an 8 hour flight from Manila and landed in the  vibrant city of Sydney. While I have a separate story to share on my lovely time there, the transition to Melbourne has a journey on its own.  The best time to visit Australia is between October and February.  During these months, winter has faded,  leaving behind a cool breeze and occasional light rain showers. The sun begins to shine in full force, balancing the left over cold from winter. Although, Sydney and Melbourne are about 900 kms apart, the weather feels worlds away.  Melbourne is located further south, making the temperature much cooler than you might expect. They say you can experience the "four seasons in one day" there, and it truly lives up to that reputation.  Things to know: Melbourne Train stations.   There is an extensive train networks connecting the CBD to the suburbs and regions of Australia.  The heart of the city i...