Australia

Wycliffe Well, Australia. It's a bit of an eccentric place, and Australia's self-proclaimed UFO capital. It's quite a new settlement, established in 1985 by a chap called Lew Farkus. Where is Wycliffe Well, Australia? Well. It's in Australia. Wycliffe Well sits along the Stuart … [Read more...] about Wycliffe Well, Australia

The 12 Apostles is one of Australia's famous landmarks. Sitting just off the Great Ocean Road you'll find the limestone rock stacks jutting 45 metres from the Southern Ocean. The popular site has its own facilities too. They now feature a visitor centre and paved walkways to the viewing platforms. … [Read more...] about Sightseeing at The Twelve Apostles, the Great Ocean Road

Loch Ard Gorge, along the Shipwreck Coast, is named after the famous clipper ship, the Loch Ard. The ship was itself named after Loch Ard in Scotland. Loch Ard Gorge is part of the Port Campbell National Park, along with London Arch and the Twelve Apostles. The gorge is roughly ten minutes away … [Read more...] about Loch Ard Gorge, the Shipwreck Coast, Australia

At the top of many a travellers list is going out into the wild to spot the local fauna in its natural habitat. This is particularly true of Australia, where there happens to be a whole host of unique animals out in the wild. One of the most sought after encounters is the koala. As koalas live … [Read more...] about The Great Ocean Road Koala Walk

One of the great sights in Australia is London Bridge on the Great Ocean Road. It ranks up there with Sydney's Harbour Bridge and Opera House, and Uluru. It happens to be one of the most well-known and spectacular sights in Port Campbell National Park. A national park that also boasts the twelve … [Read more...] about London Bridge, the Great Ocean Road