Travel

[close] From popular reads to obscure selections, this club will be reading books from all over the world. We will be doing lots of challenges, monthly reads, buddy reads, and, of course, discussions! If you want to read great books and make some friends along the way, join this group!

[close] This is our Good Reads Profile ! For those of us who want to post, discuss, suggest, and further review our books here, it is definitely welcome. Join the conversations on IG, FB, Twitter: @bookhoneyandtea

[close] The breathtaking and rugged coastline of the Kimberley region is a wonder to explore and with the massive tidal changes, no two cruises are exactly the same. Explore immense gorges, swimming beneath cascading waterfalls, view ancient Aboriginal rock art, fish for barramundi, observe whales, turtles, dugong, sharks and abundant marine life and learn the little known history of failed attempts of new settlers. Image is on the rail, sipping champagne and looking at a sunset that illuminates the burnished ocher cliffs of one of the oldest landscapes on earth and admires its reflection in the still water. Gorgeous? You betcha. The Kimberley cruise is quickly becoming one of the most popular ways to see what many consider our last frontier - and it's luxurious, leisurely, and hugely relaxed. It's not cheap, but it's expensive to transport all of that champagne, fine groceries, equipment, staff, and even fuel to such a remote area. However, its isolation is what helps make it so special as you cross the coast between Broome and Darwin, admire the towering embankments, the waterfalls, the turtles, crocodiles, dolphins, birds, butterflies ... and absolute peace . See Kimberley tours packages

[close] Group of a few adventurous women in Brighton, Michigan, who happen to be livre (book) lovers.