Far from the chaotic energy of other Australian cities, such as Sydney and Melbourne, Perth hosts a very laid-back vibe. But given its geography, this shouldn't come as a surprise. Closer to Indonesia than Adelaide and surrounded by world-renowned beaches and postcard-worthy landscapes, Perth is one of the most remote cities in the world.
It's this unique characteristic that allows it to maintain its sleepy coastal town charm, which attracts travelers who seek the welcome isolation of a relaxed beach town without being completely cut off from modern amenities to be found in the city of Perth.
The city is gradually gaining interest from popular lifestyle and travel magazines, such as Travel+Leisure and Vogue, who include it in their lists of recommendations for best travel destinations. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2oLm8hQ
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ReplyDeleteGreat post! We plan on visiting Perth soon and camping in one of the most recommended sites by my brother who lives there. My buddies and I are preparing for the trip and making sure we have everything we need which includes our basic first aid kit, portable water filters, 3 season tent, sleeping bags and of course, our survival knives, among others. Being proactive is necessary in order to stay safe and enjoy any camping trip. Here's a basic guide on what you should be packing: If you're on the go, a portable battery is your best friend, especially during long road trips or camping stays in some remote areas. It's a good thing that we have these today because during the time we were camping as kids, I used to see my Dad carry tons of batteries for his gadgets and phone just to stay connected to the outside world. One piece of advice is to invest in a good portable battery and make sure you get one that will charge all your gadgets. For more information, see this resource site: http://myoutdoorslife.com/gear/camping-and-hiking/best-camping-gear.html
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