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The Nadab Floodplain will be your reward should you manage to reach the top of the walking route at Ubirr. Whilst photographs don't do the Nadab Floodplain justice, I've plenty to share, including my first panoramic shot as a bonus. Straight to the point: here is my first panoramic photo of the … [Read more...] about The Nadab Floodplain in Panoramic View

At the end of every year, the first broadcast celebration of New Year comes from Sydney. They set the benchmark for all of the celebrations around the world, and its something that improves year on year. Chances are that if you're travelling in Australia during the New Year, experiencing the Sydney … [Read more...] about Sydney 2017? Plan it now!

Backpacking Noosa Heads was arguably the best thing for me after receiving some dreaded news. With some gorgeous beaches, intriguing markets, inclusive bars and oddly cooked meals, backpacking Noosa Heads was one of the highlights of my first trip to Australia. I'd spent a few weeks on the road, … [Read more...] about Backpacking Noosa Heads – A Short Break in Noosa

The deadliest animal in Australia is probably not one you'd guess. After all, there are plenty of deadly creatures in Australia that you could argue are trying to kill you. Or maybe Australia is one of the deadliest places in the world. The thing is, they only disguise the real threat to life down … [Read more...] about The Deadliest Animal in Australia

The Ubirr rock art, Kakadu National Park, is a perfect example of a longstanding culture. I’ve always found differences in culture fascinating. Few can match aboriginal culture's longevity, tradition and uniqueness. Aboriginal peoples pass down a vast amount of stories, reaching across landscapes … [Read more...] about Ubirr’s Aboriginal Rock Paintings and Stories

I've previously mentioned boat rides and how much fun they can be, but occasionally, walking is better. The Kakadu crocodile tour is different; unless you enjoy wading through wetlands riddled with salties - one of the numerous things in Australia genuinely trying to kill you. This tour takes you on … [Read more...] about Encountering Saltwater Crocodiles and Exotic Birds on the Kakadu Wetlands Tour

Located on the northeastern coast of Tasmania, the Bay of Fires is an idyllic destination. Voted as the world's best beach and named one of the world's hottest travel destinations by Lonely Planet, this place is a gem. Why is it called the Bay of Fires? Contrary to the name, the Bay of Fires … [Read more...] about Sunset at the Bay of Fires, Tasmania

Like me, you might be considering a Katherine Gorge boat cruise. We all know everyone enjoys a nice peaceful riverboat ride. Floating slowly along, sipping on a gorgeous red wine. The sun slowly sets behind the mountains as you stop to take in the moment. Why on earth would you pass up on an … [Read more...] about Choosing Between a Boat Cruise and a Hike in Katherine Gorge

Late to the party as always; I know. All things considered though, I feel this is something worth discussing. What happened? A wedge-tailed eagle attempted to carry away an Aussie lad at Alice Springs Desert Park during the show. The bird failed miserably. The boy is fine. Big deal? Probably … [Read more...] about Shocking! Wedge-Tailed Eagle Devours Australian

After celebrating my birthday in Darwin, the time came to venture into the outback once again; this time heading into Kakadu National Park. Kakadu is one of two massive national parks near Darwin, the other being Litchfield. With the massive size, we spent a few days in the National Park, … [Read more...] about Gigantic Australian Magnetic Termite Mounds in Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks