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Even Better than before
We enjoyed our first time at Kewarra Beach Resort so much that we decided the first chance we got we would return. Our second visit proved to be even better than the first time which was fantastic.
They have completely refurbished the main restaurant, receptiona nd public areas, and the look is brilliant, open plan and tropical. We enjoyed dining at Kewarra every night the menu had sufficient variety to entice us back for 4 nights in a row ! Caring and attentive service and excellent wines to accompany some of the best food we have ever tasted anywhere in our travels around the world.
We chose Kewarra again because it is a place thet we could unwind and totally relax without a worry in the world. We took advantage of their new spa facilities which were awesome.
The added touch with the provision of complimentary internet and FREE ipads for guests use was much appreciated.
We will return that's for sure and would highly recommend Kewarra Beach Resort to anyone planning to visit the Cairns region of north Queensland or the Great Barrier Reef.
Unique Quality: The single most outstanding element about Kewarra was the incredible staff, they just could not do enough for you, highly attentive and very professional. The gardens and the private beachfront just make this place very special.
Directions: Kewarra Beach Resort is situated a short 20 minute drive north of Cairns on the Northern Beaches.
Don't let that put you off because all the tours in the region will pick you up and you are away from the crowds and touristy area of Cairns City
The best property we experienced in Australia
Having read some of the earlier reviews about this property I felt compelled to share our experiences about this beautiful property which is under new ownership and management since some of the earlier reviews were wrtten...
My wife and I had the pleasure of spending 5 glorious days at this delightful hideaway. Initially we were considering the city of Cairns which is a 20 minute drive south from the resort, however we were not keen to stay in a built up suburban area while visiting this part of the country and came across Kewarra Beach Resort on the internet. It proved to be the highlight of our visit to Australia, from the very moment we walked into their welcoming foyer we knew we had made the right choice. We were greeted with a refreshing tropical cocktail and made to feel as though we were being welcomed into a long lost friend's home. The individual private bungalows were beautifully appointed and each offered privacy and comfort. They were all sensitively built in a rainforest on the edge of a tropical lagoon. The wildlife and amazing variety of birdlife was incredible and we even had resident Kangaroos who visited us in the evenings. The property is located immediately on private beachfront and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience of being able to wander through stunning gardens onto an uncrowded tropical beach that we fell in love with. The food and service was on a par with the very best we have experienced anywhere in the world, and we travel extensively. The Staff were always attentive and extremely professional. Our tours in the region were all booked by the receptionists who were incredibly helpful, and their local knowledge paid off as we went on a trip to the Great Barrier Reef and a full day rainforest safari that we will remember forever. Although all the tours to the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding Rainforests pick up at the resort we did find that it was handy to have a hire car for the days that we wanted to explore on our own, they had a very good car hire service at the resort. We have already started to plan a return visit to Kewarra in a couple of years and we would highly recommend this charming private beach resort to anyone planning to visit the Great Barrier Reef and the tropical north Queensland region.
Kewarra has just undergone a major refurbishment of all their accommodation and we understand that they will be closing for 2 months from April 2010 to undergo another multi-million dollar renovation due for completion in June 2010, with this in mind we can't wait to return.
Unique Quality: The fact that this property is on it's very own private beachfront, with a safe stinger enclosure for year-round swimming is a huge plus, but equally as important it is not in a crowded touristy area, it really is like having your very own private tropical hideaway. The attention to detail in terms of the cuisine, accommodation and attentive service all position this property as a genuine boutique experience. We were looking for an authentic Australian experience and were certainly not dissapointed.
Directions: 20 minutes drive from Cairns, the property is perfectly located to explore the region. Kewarra is, without question, the best situated resort in Queensland from which to access all the must do experiences of North Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef.
Kewarra Beach Resort - save your money
Our recent stay at one of the beachfront mouds at Kewarra beach resort was a motivation to warn future travelers of what they can expect. First of all, the staff is exceptional (except for one female bartender) and the location is unique, but there are issues of which one should be aware. They are expensive for what you receive - you pay for coffee, phone calls, water, etc, etc, etc. There is nothing really complimentary although I didn't use the shampoo, but probably would be charged if i had. Secondly, a king bed is two twins pushed together and not at all comfortable for two people. The mouds have individual water tanks that last only about 5 minutes, so don't expect to shower long, let alone can two people shower back to back - poor for as much as one moud costs. Finally, there is not a consistent easy way to get around if you don't rent a car, so expect to pay high prices for so-so food at the restaurant, although there is a bar menu which has a decent club sandwich - but of course you must pay $10 extra for room service....
Unique Quality: The location is great if you want a secluded, relaxed time.
Directions: Northern Cairns Beaches
Okay, mixed feelings.
This resort is located on Kewerra Beach, approx 30 minutes drive north of Cairns. I have mixed feelings regarding this resort; as probably I have been too spoilt.I have stayed in numerous resorts like Kewarra, and I wanted to try this particular hotel .
We were greeted warmly on arrival and led to our beachfront bungalow. We were very disappointed when we opened our door, for $420.00 AUD a night we basically had a very ordinary furnished bungalow with a very average bathroom.
The bungalow consisted of a bed, bedside tables, cabinet with mini bar, coffee and tea facilities, and a chair. There was another small room attached which housed the wardrobe and led to the bathroom, which consisted of a very small vanity unit, shower over the bath and a toilet. There was also a small veranda with table and chairs at the entrance to the bungalow. This is no way luxury accommodation which they advertise on their website. It's basically a 3 star with a 5 star location.
After walking through the resort, we decided it would have been better and cheaper staying at one of the other bungalows or mouds tucked away in the gardens. Our beachfront moud was not private and we basically had other guests looking at us whilst sitting on the veranda. If you can afford it the Timara Suite looked the best of the bunch, a lovely private bungalow tucked away beside the lagoon.
The resort has two refreshing natural looking swimming pools nestled within the tropical gardens; both are ample size with a natural waterfall spa attached.
I have given this resort a four star rating due to my experience, I think for the price they could improve the bungalows interior without losing the overall natural ambiance.
Tip: A car is necessary for getting around.
Unique Quality: The restaurant has an African/ Asian feel to it but we were disappointed with the menu and wine selection. We noticed on arriving for dinner that other Japanese guests were feasting on some crayfish and when the menu arrived it was not on the list.
On requiring about what offer guests were eating they told us it was a special menu for the Japanese. ………but they would ask the chef if we could see it. Naturally, we wanted what they had, which seemed ludicrous to us that they should have two different menus. Anyway, they happened to have one crayfish left, which I ordered.
The interesting factor about this resort is when checking out Palm Cove Hotels like Sea Temple, Outrigger etc.etc. We were actually glad we stayed at Kewarra; it presented a lovely natural surrounding on the beachfront. You just have to get over that there are no 5 star trimmings but 5 stars for its natural environment.
Amazing resort!!
This resort is simply beautiful. It is about 15 min north of Cairns, tucked in among the rain forest with its own private beach. The rooms are individual bungalows and are very comfortable. The staff was very friendly and took care of our every need. Parking is on-site and free. I wish we'd had more time in Cairns; this was without a doubt my favorite place of my entire travels in Australia.
a tropical dream
Kewarra Beach Resort is built around a lagoon and fringed by the waters of the Coral Sea. Individual guest mouds, ( the Islander word for small tropical house), are positioned beside the lagoon, scattered in landscaped tropical gardens, and hidden in the beachfronts Melaleuca trees. The rooms of the different cottages are beautifully finished and equipped with modern conveniences,like king sized beds, en-suite bathrooms (partially with gardenviews),verandahs and beautiful Australian artworks.
A fine restaurant and bar caters for the guests, and above all, a tropical , two tiered outside pool makes your stay unforgettable.
Unique Quality: The Resorts location seems to be 100s of kms from civilisation - yet it is within easy reach of Cairns, the Daintree Forest and the Atherton Tablelands. Excellent service, good (expensive) food and unparalelled location in a tropical forest by the sea. A Resort for honeymooners and nostalgic thougts!
Directions: about 20 minutes drive from the airport (Cairns) to the north
a tropical dream
Kewarra Beach Resort is built around a lagoon and fringed by the waters of the Coral
Sea. Individual guest mouds, ( the Islander word for small tropical house), are positioned beside the lagoon, scattered in landscaped tropical gardens, and hidden in the beachfronts
Melaleuca trees. The rooms of the different cottages are beautifully finished and equipped with modern conveniences,like king sized beds, en-suite bathrooms (partially with gardenviews),verandahs and beautiful Australian artworks.
A fine restaurant and bar caters for the guests, and above all, a tropical , two tiered outside pool makes your stay unforgettable.
Unique Quality: The Resorts location seems to be 100eds of kms from civilisation - yet it is within easy reach of Cairns, the Daintree Forest and the Atherton Tablelands.Excellent service, good (expensive) food and unparalelled location in a tropical forest by the sea.
Directions: about 20 minutes drive from the airport (Cairns) to the north
Has its drawbacks
We stayed at the Kewarra Beach Resort for the Cairns leg of our honeymoon. After the spotless luxury of the Westin Sydney, Kewarra was a bit of a let-down at first. The rooms look like they have not been renovated since the Eighties when the hotel opened.
Here are some minus points about Kewarra Beach: The decor; Charging a daily fee of 5 AUSD for the use of a room safe - penny pinching in my opinion; Misleading advertising - The hotel website states "The gardens flow right onto our private beach" but it doesn't. The resort has a private beachFRONT i.e a small patch of land before you get to the beach. There is no barrier between your room and the beach. This makes charging for a room safe even more mean, since anyone can walk up to your front door (also the water at that part of the beach is not as clean as Palm Cove. More brown than blue); No complimentary bottled water - for these prices, a small bottle of water to take to the beach would have been appreciated. The staff - competent but not the happiest staff I've seen.
But on the plus side, there are things about Kewarra you would not get at a more conventional resort: The seclusion - we saw a brilliant night sky on the beach, with not a single other person about. It would not have been the same amongst the lights and bustle of Palm Cove; The unique feeling of being amongst rainforest yet having the beach right on your doorstep; The wildlife - we would constantly see butterflies when walking from our room to reception, and one morning I saw two grouse-like birds walking through the lobby; Room size - our beach front 'pipi moud' was pretty spacious.
Overall, I would recommend Kewarra if you really want seclusion and a back-to-nature feel, and don't mind paying a lot for a room looks a little dated. For something more luxurious, modern and conventional, I would suggest going to Palm Cove - perhaps the Sebel Reef or the Beach Club hotel.
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Address: Kewarra Street, Kewarra Beach 4878, Australia
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Fred Jackson takes a screen for 1st down yardage. Is down on the play, being looked at by trainers. #BUFvsMIA— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) October 20, 2013
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A lot of concern on the #Bills sideline. The cart is coming out for RB Fred Jackson.— James Walker (@JamesWalkerNFL) October 20, 2013
#Bills RB Fred Jackson is walking around on the sideline with a big limp. But he didn't need the cart. He's still testing his leg.— James Walker (@JamesWalkerNFL) October 20, 2013
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The road to the 2008 Beijing Olympics will roll through Federal Way next year.
At a press conference Tuesday, the United States Olympic Committee and the Seattle Organizing Committee announced the creation of the USA-China Sports Summit, a new, international, multi-sport event to be held around the greater Seattle area, including the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.
The festival, modeled after the 1990 Goodwill Games, will be held June 8-12 and include world-class competition in track and field, volleyball, basketball, short-track speed skating, gymnastics, Paralympics sports, archery, as well as diving and swimming at the Aquatic Center.
Weve had a lot of big, international events like this in the past, said Mike Dunwiddie, the facility coordinator at the King County Aquatic Center. So we are in excellent shape to host it. But we are very excited.
Other possible sports are still in negotiation. Top-level U.S. and Chinese athletes, as well as other Pacific Rim countries such as Korea, Japan and Russia will participate.
Were delighted to be partnering with the state of Washington and the cities of Seattle, Tacoma and Everett for what should be an exciting event, said Jim Scherr, USOC chief executive, in a press release.
The inaugural event could feature as many as 500 athletes at venues around the Puget Sound area. Gymnastics will be held at the Tacoma Dome. Archery will be at Redmonds Marymoor Park. Skating events are scheduled for the Everett Events Center, and Seattle's Qwest Field will play host to the opening ceremonies.
The USA-China Sports Summit will give the citizens of the Puget Sound area a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be involved with the USOC, as well Olympic and Paralympic athletes from the U.S. and other countries, said Bob Walsh, chief executive officer of the Seattle Organizing Committee for the summit.
The athletic competition, dubbed The Road to Bejing, would be just a part of the festival, according to the USOC. There will also be several non-sports related events during the week. Performance-art and visual-art exhibitions from the countries competing at the invitational are planned. A youth exchange is also set to take place, and Dr. Lee Hartwell, a Nobel Prize winner and president of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, is expected be part of a leadership forum for Pacific Rim health leaders in Seattle.
Organizing sports, arts and cultural exchange events with the U.S. and the Chinese Olympic committees is a unique opportunity to further build our regions strong relationships, especially with Pacific Rim countries, Walsh said. Economically and culturally, there are exceptional developments underway in the Pacific region, and this event positions metropolitan Seattle to be an important player.
The event will be privately financed by the Seattle Organizing Committee, with an estimated bill of approximately $12 million. There are also plans for similar competitions in the Puget Sound area in 2006 and 07, according to the USOC. But China has the option of hosting the 2006 event.
The USA-China Sports Summit will be the second international, multi-sport competition created in recent years by the USOC, joining the Titan Games, which will be contested in Atlanta, Ga. for the third time in late summer 2005.
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The "back-season" pickup brings the first-season order to 32 episodes. It premiered June 10, and is currently ABC Family's No. 2 freshman season ever in total viewers and the 18-34 and 18-49 demos, only trailing the first season of "The Secret Life of the American Teenager."
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Honda CBR 1000, Yamaha R1, Ducati 1098 S Sound comparison test exhaust running
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Author J.M. Boos ( ago)
the ducati has the stock exhaust, and the others got aftermarket ones....
what a fair comparison...
if i put my 848 evo with arrows and no damper flap next to it, you wont be
able to tell if the others are running or not
Author JAMES HUSBAND ( ago)
haha cbr wins! the are shit
Author coolshariq ( ago)
Honda Cbr1000
Author Taqweem Mirza ( ago)
and the Honda wins.
Author Dhan Lee ( ago)
i hav cbr cbr sound is the best
Author Daniel Beagle-Stabley (1782 years ago)
CBR all day Hondas rule 😆😆😆😆😄😂😂
Author Iban Gaming (434 years ago)
ducati the best
Author Cristian Reynoso ( ago)
yamaha the best!
Author Alex Sanchez cali ( ago)
mejor sonido HONDAAA ufff uaaoo beautiful
Author Rejc85sombor ( ago)
ducati sounds like shit
Author MILO W ( ago)
ducati sounded funny
Author pugo itlog ( ago)
cbr1000 got the sweetest sound
Author gmantio97 ( ago)
Why u put aftermarket cans on r1 and blade and nufin on 1098?
That's far lol
Author Foxy Moto ( ago)
I ride a Yamaha but the Honda easily sounds the best here.
Author Full Metal Jacket ( ago)
CBR = Lamborghini , R1 = blender , Ducati = lawn mower
Author Michael Henry ( ago)
shit man. pull in that clutch of the ducati before you rev it. that dry
thing gives me a cringe everytime i hear it
Author OGS IV ( ago)
that r1 sounded pretty good the cbr average and the duc sounded like its
been used for bumper cars
Author M'Mew Swiftie (703 years ago)
Author Spytat ( ago)
ducati ..... tractor
Author Spytat ( ago)
Author Jose L Sevilla ( ago)
Honda, But none of them sound as good as a GSXR!
Author Ioannis ( ago)
Ducati the only one with stock exhaust...comparison not fair.
Author ivan morales ( ago)
cbr and ducati
Author Captaining (1704 years ago)
Author franco russo ( ago)
Usa people are so stupid, the Ducati it's 2 cylinders because that's sounds
Author Ono Ini ( ago)
sepedah g jg bgs tod
Author Kaze Iff ( ago)
CBR sounds !
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Author Bu115y ( ago)
. . . .and your point is?
Author Yamasaki Honda ( ago)
R1 sounds like a muscle car.
Author Yamasaki Honda ( ago)
Ducati sounds like a broken Ninja 250.
Author pwnage Best ( ago)
Ducati sounds like a Tractor!
Author alfonso hernandez ( ago)
Ducs sound like farm equipment!
Author HANZO YAKUZA ( ago)
Author remyleouf ( ago)
Ducati is good looking but shit
Author matthieu cuvelier ( ago)
Ducati *~*
Author ButterOnMyBiscuit ( ago)
The Honda sounds like a F1 race car.... The Yamaha sounds like a quad...
And the Duck sounds like someone left a bolt in the engine
Author tylerdevloo ( ago)
id have to say for this video it goes cbr, r1, then ducatti. and im not
bias, i own an r1.
Author Phillymadedude ( ago)
Ducati has such little sound
Author swiekekodok ( ago)
i love the Japanese Big Bike Sound......Ducati?the worst!!
Author andreasline78 ( ago)
honda the best!!
Author Foxy Moto ( ago)
Conventional in-line four of the Honda sounds best. Love the Yamaha and
Ducati also!
Author syark PJ ( ago)
cbr win??
Author Mohammad Afwan ( ago)
cbr is da best bike...
Author kevin soenarko ( ago)
ducati is suck.
Author Anupam Saha ( ago)
Thumbs up for Honda
Author virus468 ( ago)
R1 and Ducati ftw
Author Brent Pearcy ( ago)
Welp the Ducati does sound better than a John Deer but its a close one.
Author Dominic ( ago)
1-Honda 2-YAMAHA 3-DUCATI
Author Ryan Grimes ( ago)
Honda killing em
Author Subki Mahadzir ( ago)
Honda five stars
Author Brandon Moore ( ago)
I'd take a Ducati over the other but just not the sound !
Author The Deadpool ( ago)
dafuq is wrong with this? ducatis shake the ground with their sound!
Author Sean ( ago)
honda sounds best. r1 looks slightly better.
Author mostafa shalabi ( ago)
cbr 1000rr and R1 :3
Author Thean Long ( ago)
Author mauidirtbikerin808 ( ago)
what year is that r1
Author SIKishtrans ( ago)
cbr is ugly and sounds ugly compare to the r1! ducati sounds too bad and r1
sounds just perfect!
Author canadianhangover ( ago)
Was on my way ti get an aprilla or ducati. But ended up with an r1.
Personal referent on the sound. Italian bike dont sound good to
me....personall reference.. please dnt talk shit. ....cuz i dont give a
Author antonello ciano ( ago)
Ducati are the best !
Author Albileo Wahyudi ( ago)
Author Mhd Faisal ( ago)
Author syed tariq ( ago)
Author crazylegzz007 ( ago)
All bikes have after market exhaust, except the Duc, not really a fair
Author jay nelson ( ago)
Sounds like Jeff Foxworthy
Author Osvaldo De Santiago ( ago)
Yamaha R1 the best sound sound Mean !!!
Author pablof59 ( ago)
I use to do the same but with small balloons knocking the spokes !
Author pablof59 ( ago)
R1 by far !!!
Author Markozesinho ( ago)
cbr a beast
Author Daynard feltin ( ago)
CBR Sounds Awesome!!!
Author Tony Morris ( ago)
PS: The R1 sounds that way due to its crossplane crankshaft (uneven firing
interval across the cylinders).
Author Tony Morris ( ago)
The Ducati sounds that way due to its desmodromic valve actuation system. I
think you'd change your mind if you heard it for real. I own a R1 and have
owned desmo ducks.
Author KingSargon (1346 years ago)
I love cbrs but that r1 sounds mean
Author CHAMPS WALL ( ago)
cbr 1000, the best sound !
Author Jason Fitzthum ( ago)
this r1 sounds like a fucking v8
Author Markozesinho ( ago)
cbr ruless
Author San4eZz ( ago)
Звук CBR мне больше всех нравится)
Author AwakeAudio ( ago)
Have you ever heard a real one
Author JR_2.5RS ( ago)
IMO it sounds like theres rocks in it shaking making a rattle sound
Author eslstinkt ( ago)
Author Riku Kurkioja ( ago)
ducati is suck!!!
Author Riku Kurkioja ( ago)
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Author AwakeAudio ( ago)
Terrible audio. Ducati's make the ground shake when you're next to one. Ive
got a sub hooked up to my PC and I can't feel a thing. I love the sound of
the inline 4's too, but to a truly appreciate the duc you need to hear/feel
the rumble.
Author ih8momjokes1 (1848 years ago)
Why does Ducati put tractor mode on their 1198- oh wait. ..
Author maximus10463 ( ago)
R1 baby!
Author Nathan Badby ( ago)
Defo r1
Author LoganRoberts16 ( ago)
This is a terrible comparison. First off the ducati has stock pipes while
the other two have aftermarket. Secondly they are all VERY different
engines. And third, with some termis the winner would be the ducati, then
the yamaha, then the cbr. Fucking rice burner.
Author manu giaco ( ago)
Author Weerasak Youngcharern ( ago)
Well, this video doesn't show the actual sound as the microphone isn't good
enough to capture the low bass sound of both Ducati and Yamaha. So that's
why they sound like rattle aluminum can. In real life, it would be Ducati -
Yamaha - Honda.
Author jamiliu1 ( ago)
Ducatti sounds worst
Author standish250 ( ago)
Ok people, you do understand that the Japanese bikes and Ducatis have
completely different engines, no? Also the Ducati uses a dry clutch where
the Japanese use wet clutches, which gives it that famous clicking sound.
It's not really fair to compare them on sound alone as they're from 2
different worlds and it's all about user preference. I prefer the sound of
the Jap bikes, have an FZ6R with Two Bros, but I would sell it in an
instant for a Ducati.
Author RamboRepublican ( ago)
Even with stock exhaust, Ducati wins.
Author kichansilva ( ago)
The yamaha does sound like V8 but for my likings ij sound, i prefer the
honda's sound.. My prefered bikes are yamahas
Author Nick LJ ( ago)
honda cbr has the best sound
Author Bambang Wahyudi ( ago)
agree .. yamaha R1 sounds the best among two other bikes,.
Author Razzorraz Raz ( ago)
Author Neo Khan ( ago)
Wait... so the ducati uses a stock exhaust, while the cbr and r1 use an
aftermarket? NOT fair. Put a termignoni, Zard or Arrow on there and lets
see what happens.
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