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Best Beaches of FNQ!
Ah, FNQ. Beautiful one day, perfect the next.
The beaches: pristine waters, soft sands, warm temperatures, remoteness, and the lack of crowds make the plentiful beaches of FNQ the perfect coastal getaway.
I set about discovering...
Guide: Uluru Cultural Tours
The Red Centre is full of gorgeous attractions, but there’s really nothing more iconic than Uluru. Based in the campground at the small township of Yulara, you’ve got everything at your fingertips, and it’s...
Travel Guide: Reynolds River Track, NT
Litchfield National Park is famous for its waterfalls, inviting swimming holes and accessible adventures, all easily reached by bitumen. But for those keen to leave the crowds behind and experience the park’s wilder side,...
Litchfield’s Best Camps!
There’s something about Litchfield that gets under your skin in the best way. Maybe it’s the easy access to iconic waterfalls, crystal-clear swimming holes, or the way the bush comes alive at sunrise with...
Sorrento Back Beach
On Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a beach, my memories of which I guard closely. They return to me from time to time, whether I’m drifting off to sleep or tootling along a highway. As...
Travel Guide: Waukaringa Goldfields
The definition of a shortcut is usually ‘a shorter route than is usually taken’. And that’s what I thought when we headed offroad to another destination, but little did I know what we were...
Cooma Touring Guide!
Cooma is often regarded as being at the centre of the world famous Snowy Hydro Scheme and the gateway to some of the best snowfields that Australia has to offer. But it is also...
Lost in Lightning Ridge!
On a recent outback trip to south-western Queensland, our return to the mid-north coast of New South Wales offered a couple of route options. At times, I’m all for taking the shortest, fastest way...
Travel Guide: The Flinders Ranges
I’m always drawn to the Flinders Ranges. The landscapes are ancient and rugged, the camping is peaceful. It is also home to impressive geological formations and the oldest mountain ranges in the world, formed...
Pilbara Touring Guide: Newman to Marble Bar
I’d already spent a solid three weeks travelling through the southern parts of the Pilbara and thought I’d seen it all until a last-minute detour through the northern parts.
I was camping on the fringes...