It’s not the most naturally picturesque tourist district, but there’s a reason people who visit Sydney choose to stay in the Kings Cross/Darlinghurst district. Whether your particular brand of after-dark fun involves leisurely upmarket dining, all-night clubbing or racier shenanigans, the Cross delivers. For me, it was the proximity to the city to attend a conference, but preferring the vibrancy of the precinct as opposed to the formality of CBD hotels.
I asked, what on earth is Dark Mofo? A festival of all things morbid and punk rock is what I originally assumed, but it turns out Dark Mofo celebrates the old and newfangled through fire, rebirth and laser lights, served with a side of music, artwork and gastronomy. The return of this stygian (very dark) festival is set to reignite Hobart’s winter between 12th to 22nd June with its darker and weirder than ever program.
Canberra, Australia’s misunderstood capital isn’t all things political and boring. There’s so much more than meets the eye! With its historical sites, buzzing cafés and natural wonders, you can’t go wrong with Canberra.
Hey good looking! Heading to Noosa in the coming weeks? Look no further than Alluxia’s style guide. Whether you’re hitting the beach, Hastings Street or Café Le Monde, we have you sorted. Let’s get packing!
Byron is a feeling, a heartbeat with energy like no other destination in Australia. If the hippy backpacker way of experiencing Byron is no longer your style, then we recommend the luxuriously chilled-out Apartments Inn Byron way. This elegantly finished apartment style hotel, combines a central location with first class facilities, making it a great escape from a hectic urban life.
