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Canadian World Traveller Spring 2024 Issue

Now in our 22nd year of publishing, World Traveler explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. World Traveler helps sophisticated, independent travelers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from the world’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveler's taste.

Now in our 22nd year of publishing, World Traveler explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. World Traveler helps sophisticated, independent travelers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from the world’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveler's taste.

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New from Australia<br />

Lethal adventures jet ski tours<br />

Karratha, Western Australia<br />

Australia unveils the latest experiences<br />

from around the country that promise to<br />

enchant, educate, and excite travelers<br />

wanting to discover the land down under. From<br />

the wonders of nature to the magic of cuisine,<br />

Australia's latest offerings are a testament to its<br />

endless diversity and appeal.<br />

New Ultimate Hawkesbury experience<br />

Hawkesbury, New South Wales<br />

Discover the Hawkesbury River’s majesty with<br />

Wild Luxury's Ultimate Hawkesbury Pearler's<br />

Package. The luxurious two-night experience<br />

includes a stay at eco-retreat Calabash Bay<br />

Lodge, and a bespoke tour of the region’s oldest<br />

oyster farm and only pearl producer. Slip<br />

into serenity at Calabash Bay Lodge riverfront<br />

lodge, with a bottle of Oakridge sparkling on<br />

arrival, and a three-course private chef meal.<br />

Fill the days exploring the Hawkesbury’s waterways<br />

with exclusive use of the lodge’s guest<br />

boat, plus kayaks and canoes Taste freshly<br />

shucked oysters on the half-day pearl and oyster<br />

experience at Broken Bay Pearl Farm,<br />

departing from the Lodge’s pontoon. Travelers<br />

can learn about the river’s history, an oyster's<br />

lifecycle from seafood to pearl production, and<br />

the origins of Australia’s extraordinary native<br />

Akoya pearl. An hour’s drive from<br />

Sydney/Warrane, guests can add a chauffeured<br />

Tesla or seaplane transfers from Sydney.<br />

https://www.wildluxury.co<br />

<strong>World</strong> Traveler <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />

Dive into the crystal waters of Dampier<br />

Archipelago islands, off the Western Australian<br />

coast, with Lethal Adventures' jet ski tours, and<br />

the exhilarating new half-day Archipelago<br />

Explorer Tour. Launching from Karratha and<br />

led by passionate skipper, Leith Rowe,<br />

encounter sea turtles, dugongs, and seabirds,<br />

with the chance to spot seasonal humpback<br />

whales. Cruise through the sheltered waters of<br />

Hampton Harbour; exploring Sam’s Island,<br />

the bustling port and salt export facilities, and<br />

hear old tales as you discover Pirate Cove. A<br />

two-hour flight or 16-hour road trip from<br />

Perth/Boorloo, and a three-hour drive south of<br />

Port Hedland, Karratha is the gateway to some<br />

of Western Australia’s most renowned natural<br />

wonders including the Staircase to the Moon<br />

and Karijini and Chichester National Park.<br />

https://lethaladventures.au<br />

Murran Art Hub - Geelong, Victoria<br />

Connect with First Nations creatives and entrepreneurs<br />

at Geelong’s Murran, a new dynamic<br />

retail store, gallery, and arts hub showcasing<br />

and selling Aboriginal and Torres Strait<br />

Islander owned products. Drawing on over<br />

80,000 years of agricultural practices, and historical<br />

ceremonies, Murran’s retail store,<br />

gallery, and business spaces have been created<br />

to elevate and celebrate the economic participation<br />

of Aboriginal and Torres Strait<br />

Islander People while authentically sharing<br />

and celebrating their culture with visitors. Just<br />

over an hour’s drive from Melbourne/Narrm’s<br />

city centre in Geelong, Murran is a unique<br />

enterprise empowering First Nations businesses<br />

and a great place for curious travellers to<br />

learn more about this ancient culture. Grab a<br />

coffee and seat at the co-working space, take<br />

a peek at the stunning Indigenous artworks, or<br />

shop around at the Murran store for your own<br />

piece of Indigenous heritage.<br />

https://murran.com.au<br />

Love Knows No Bounds: Celebrate Like<br />

Everyday is St. Valentine’s Day in<br />

Croatia’s Most Romantic Cites<br />

Croatia, celebrated for its captivating landscapes<br />

and rich history, invites couples<br />

and lovers to indulge in romance like<br />

everyday is Valentine's Day. Emphasizing the<br />

romantic hideaways that dot the country, Croatia<br />

beckons you to celebrate love in some of its most<br />

alluring cities.<br />

Featured Romantic Cities:<br />

Rovinj:<br />

Romantic Seascapes and Old-<strong>World</strong> Charm<br />

On the Istrian peninsula, Rovinj charms with its<br />

old-world allure, narrow cobblestone streets,<br />

and pastel-colored buildings. With panoramic<br />

views of the Adriatic, it provides an idyllic setting<br />

for a romantic getaway. Couples can explore the<br />

artistic Grisia Street, visit St. Euphemia's Basilica,<br />

and indulge in local cuisine at romantic seaside<br />

restaurants.<br />

Zadar: Sunset Serenades and Adriatic View<br />

Nestled on the Dalmatian coast, Zadar seamlessly<br />

blends ancient history with contemporary<br />

charm. Couples can wander through its charming<br />

streets, savor breathtaking sunsets by the sea<br />

organ, and embark on a romantic adventure<br />

through its historical sites, such as the Roman<br />

Forum and St. Donatus Church.<br />

Trogir: Ancient Elegance on the Dalmatian Coast<br />

Situated on the mainland just north of Split,<br />

Trogir stands as a timeless gem with its UNESCO<br />

<strong>World</strong> Heritage-listed Old Town. Romantic cobblestone<br />

streets wind through an architectural<br />

marvel that showcases a rich tapestry of<br />

Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and<br />

Baroque influences. Couples can immerse themselves<br />

in the medieval ambiance as they explore<br />

historic sites such as the Cathedral of St.<br />

Lawrence, a stunning example of Croatian<br />

sacral architecture.<br />

Dubrovnik: The City of Love and History<br />

Dubbed the "Pearl of the Adriatic," Dubrovnik is<br />

a UNESCO <strong>World</strong> Heritage Site with well-preserved<br />

medieval architecture. Lovebirds and history<br />

enthusiasts can delve into the city's romantic<br />

past through the themed tours titled "Tracing<br />

Love Through the Ages." .<br />

https://croatia.hr/en-gb

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