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Mornington Peninsula

A Day Trip to Mornington

During my first stay in Australia, one of the places that consistently managed to elude me was the east side of Melbourne. Being based in the west it always made it easier for me to head out west, down the Great Ocean Road and explore the little known places on that side. This time around though, I … [Read more...] about A Day Trip to Mornington

Barossa Valley Wine Cellar

Wine Tasting in Barossa Valley

If you head 60km north east from Adelaide you'll reach Barossa Valley. The Barossa region is a part of South Australia which is particularly well known for its wineries and vineyards. When a place has a reputation for making wine, you can't help but feel obliged to at least give it a try. There are … [Read more...] about Wine Tasting in Barossa Valley

Whispering Wall South Australia

Barossa Reservoir’s Whispering Wall

Built between 1899 and 1903, the 'Whispering Wall' was once the tallest dam in Australia, standing at 36 metres. The concrete arch is built in such a way that it causes a parabola effect, allowing sound to travel across the face of the damn. After travelling the 144 metres across, sound, even … [Read more...] about Barossa Reservoir’s Whispering Wall

Cradle Mountain Walking Track

Cradle Mountain, A Tasmanian Landmark

Cradle Mountain, in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, is one of Tasmania's most widely recognised locations. At 1,545 metres, Cradle Mountain owes its popularity to the natural beauty of the landscape in which it resides. The national park has plenty of activities, from fishing, … [Read more...] about Cradle Mountain, A Tasmanian Landmark

Sydney on New Years Eve

Sydney: The World’s Best New Years Eve Destination?

Sydney is considered by many as the ultimate destination to celebrate New Year. Having finally experienced it myself, I find myself inclined to agree, it is definitely up there with must-see New Years Eve locations. From the atmosphere, the sights, the city itself, and then the infamous firework … [Read more...] about Sydney: The World’s Best New Years Eve Destination?

View from a hill in the Rocky Cape National Park

Rocky Cape National Park, Tasmanian Beauty

Tasmania boasts a vast number of national parks, and there is undoubtedly a park for every person, a different sort as it were. The first national park that I stopped off at was Rocky Cape, on the north west coast "leg" of our tour of Tasmania. It was nothing like what you would expect. We were … [Read more...] about Rocky Cape National Park, Tasmanian Beauty

A tour bus in Darwin

Finding a Tour in Australia

Australia is a huge country, and knowing exactly which route to travel around it is nigh on impossible. There are plenty of ways to traverse the varied Australian landscape, and they all have their own unique experiences to offers. But for now, lets have a look at how to go about finding an Aussie … [Read more...] about Finding a Tour in Australia

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Road Tripping Tasmania

You might not have heard the good news, but I'm heading off on a trip to Tasmania! As part of my extended holiday break to Australia, during which I have a few other awesome events planned, I'll be taking a ferry across to one of the most beautiful places on the planet. So Tassie, I'll be seeing you … [Read more...] about Road Tripping Tasmania

Anzac Hill Lookout

Anzac Hill Lookout in Alice Springs

Have you ever been on the road and wanted to find a good spot to watch the sunset? Those kind of spots are often difficult to find aren't they? You can never really tell where you might find a good lookout, but the Anzac Hill lookout in Alice Springs is well situated and gives a panoramic … [Read more...] about Anzac Hill Lookout in Alice Springs

The Great Barrier Reef Osprey Reef By Catlin Seaview Streetview

The Great Barrier Reef: A Google Street View

It was always a matter of time until this happened, but Google has finally released a street view version of the Great Barrier Reef. If travelling there isn't a possibility for you then at least you can take a look around the place using Google maps, with the starting point of your underwater tour … [Read more...] about The Great Barrier Reef: A Google Street View

Ă€ustralian Beach

The Australia #WTChat 12th November Round Up

This weeks #WTChat was focused on the wonderful land of Australia, much like my blog, actually. That means that there was a whole bunch of great advice, cool stories and recommendations on offer for those intending to visit Australia, from those that have already been. To save you the massive … [Read more...] about The Australia #WTChat 12th November Round Up

Australia Safety Warning Sign

The Top 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Go To Australia

Many people see Australia as a world class travel destination. It's pretty hyped up, it has a huge backpacking scene and well, you've probably seen pictures. A lot of people will even tell you it's a must-see place and should probably be on your bucket list. But enough of that, let's have a look at … [Read more...] about The Top 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Go To Australia

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