Australia Part 12- Broadwalk Cafe, Batemans Bay, Spa, Ulladulla Chinese Restaurant, Kangaroo Valley, Fitzroy Falls

Day 16 (5/1/16)
Rise and shine!
Always bring a book on your trip~
Found this Broadwalk Cafe for breakfast
We saw many people outside and decided to give it a try
Turned out to be really good though it's a bit pricey!
The waiting time can be quite long too
So, only go if you can wait and not feeling very hungry~
It had great view(facing the harbour), great food, and great coffee
If there's no rain, you can choose to sit at the backyard
They served the tea together with a chocolate
English breakfast tea, chai latte, fresh orange juice
Big breakfast was very yummy!!
Sitting next to the window is the best!
Batemans Bay
The rain never seemed to stop
So we decided to go back to our campsite for spa
Since it's the only thing we could do at indoor
Having Solo lemonade~Enjoying to the max!
The bubbles started~
Headed out for Chinese food after our relaxing spa
I had three bowls of rice!
This restaurant had friendly staffs who provided very good service
The interior looked quite classy too!
A very satisfying dinner indeed!
After dinner
We drove along the Mollymook Beach
Reached our campsite quite early around 7pm
There was nothing much to do since it was raining
So we just stayed inside the games room for tea and chocolates
And losof reading!
Ohhyaaa!!!
Forgot to mention
While we were back in our tent
The water kept dripping inside
So we had to use the towel to wipe and wipe~
We were thinking if there was a hole in our tent or perhaps we didn't build it correctly since we were in a hurry yesterday~

See that?
We had to keep doing this to prevent the rain water from dripping into our mouths!
What an experience!
Camping was not really my thing
It was my first camping experience too~
Perhaps I would love it if it didn't rain
Because we could have done more things such as barbecue or riding a boat...
Will be leaving tomorrow~


Day 17 (6/1/16)
Started packing as soon as we got up
Going back to Sydney today



























Last picture with our tent~


























Taking our tent down






















Folding it












































Letting the air out

























































After packing everything inside the car
We decided to go to Broadwalk Cafe for the second time since it was so good


We tried chocolate mud and white chocolate raspberry macadamia cookies. Both were good!
Drove past the wooden bridge of Kangaroo Valley before reaching Fitzroy Falls
We visited the Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre at Morton National Park
Follow the boardwalk which runs along the creek through restored native bushland, taking you to a lookout perched about 100m above the top of the spectacular 81m waterfall
Fitzroy Falls. Too misty so the view wasn't that good.

    This is actually how we took the picture of the waterfall. One had to hold the umbrella for the other to take picture. 
    Had some warm drinks (chai latte & hot chocolate) and cold drinks (Bundaberg ginger beer & Solo lemonade) at the cafe of the Visitor Centre
    Had lasagna for dinner when we were back in Sydney
    That's all for today
    Stay tuned for tomorrow~
    Location: Sydney NSW, Australia

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