www.wherejacwanders.com – We were in Stockholm this Idul Fitri and I got up early to cook some Indonesian food for Travel Junkie- I hate being away from home and family on special occasions,
Cowes to Melbourne Wanderings
wherejacwanders.com – We took our time driving back to Melbourne after our recent stay in Phillip Island. It’s a gorgeous two hour drive.
The Nobbies All Grown Up
wherejacwanders.com – It’s always interesting to go back and visit places from your childhood as an adult. Seeing them through another’s eyes always gives you another perspective.
Cape Woolamai Musings, Phillip Island
wherejacwanders.com – We recently stayed at Cape Cabin situated right across the road from the gorgeous Cape Woolamai beach. One of Victoria’s most popular surfing beaches,
The Heart of Cape Cabin, Cape Woolamai
wherejacwanders.com – I believe that all homes have a heart. A place you feel comfortable and are naturally drawn to in a place.
Cape Cabin, My Own Little Goldilocks Zone.
wherejacwanders.com – Some places are just right. I was just looking back over my pics from our stay at Cape Cabin last summer. I couldn’t help but smile as I remembered how perfect I found this place.
Yummy Breakfast in Bed at Bandara International Hotel, Jakarta
wherejacwanders.com – Another favourite indulgence of ours is breakfast in bed. After an afternoon of pampering at Spa Bandara and late night room service, we booked another treat for ourselves.
Our Dining Experience at Hotel Bandara International
wherejacwanders.com – After room service for dinner and then breakfast in bed, we were ready to get out and explore Hotel Bandara International further.
Blissed Out at Spa Bandara, Bandara International Hotel, Jakarta
wherejacwanders.com – A spa visit is the perfect addition to any staycation- the icing on the cake which elevates any stay to another level of relaxation.
Escape to Bandara International Hotel, Jakarta.
wherejacwanders.com – When we were recently invited to Bandara International Hotel, Jakarta I wasn’t sure what to expect. I knew ‘bandara’ meant airport so I had visions of a small hotel tacked onto the back of an airport terminal.
