Visiting the Great Barrier Reef with kids – what parents need to know before booking is something I’ve helped out hundreds of families figure out – usually while standing on a marina dock with a cold cup of coffee in front of me and the kids already eyeing the water. To be honest, the simple answer is that yes, you…
The East Alligator River in Kakadu National Park is one of Australia’s most awesome waterways, steeped in Aboriginal culture and surrounded by amazing landscapes. Famous for its cultural and ecological significance the river is a chance to see the NT and learn more about the Indigenous people and wildlife. With so many Kakadu tours to choose from it’s even easier…
Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park in the Northern Territory is a real beauty that attracts visitors from all over the world. Sandstone gorges, calm waters and deep cultural significance make it a must see for anyone looking for adventure, natural beauty and cultural immersion. Managed by the traditional owners the Jawoyn people, Katherine Gorge combines a rich indigenous culture…
Hidden in the Otway Ranges, Lake Elizabeth is one of Victoria’s most beautiful and least-visited natural wonders. This lake was formed after a natural disaster and is surrounded by eucalyptus trees, ancient ferns and wildlife. If you’re doing the Great Ocean Road, Lake Elizabeth is the perfect inland stop, a peaceful break from the coastal bits and beaches. The calm…
Watarrka National Park in the Northern Territory’s outback is a treasure of the Australian desert. This dramatic landscape has ancient sandstone walls, weird rock formations and loads of native plants and animals. It’s not just a haven for the animals, plants and reptiles but also a special place for the Aṉangu people, the traditional owners. Visitors come here for the…
Darwin, the gateway to the stunning landscapes of Australia’s Northern Territory, is a vibrant city known for its rich Indigenous culture, outdoor adventures, and year-round tropical climate. Whether you’re soaking up the laid-back ambience, engaging with the local history, or exploring the natural wonders that surround the city, Darwin offers a unique experience that caters to all types of travelers.…
Few landscapes in the world capture the imagination quite like Uluru does. Rising majestically from the central Australian outback, Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a massive sandstone monolith that is sacred to the indigenous Anangu people and beloved by visitors from around the globe. This awe-inspiring natural wonder is not only a geological marvel but also a cultural…
Explore the otherworldly landscape of the Pinnacles Desert, a quintessential destination in Australia’s vast wilderness that captivates the imagination of travelers and photographers alike. Located in the heart of Namburg National Park, Western Australia, this desert is home to thousands of limestone pillars, arising mysteriously from the shifting yellow sands. In this article, we’ll journey through the marvels of the…
When it comes to taking the quintessential Australian road trip, the Great Ocean Road often tops the list. Winding along the picturesque coastline of Victoria, this historic route offers sweeping ocean vistas and access to some of the country’s most iconic landmarks. But just how long does this great ocean road trip take? The answer is not straightforward; it varies…