White Cliffs may be famous for its opals, but this remote outback town is much more than just a spot to dig for gems. Tucked away in the heart of New South Wales, White Cliffs is a mix of fascinating history, unique underground living, and jaw-dropping desert landscapes that will leave a lasting impression. From…
The Marlgu Billabong is a birdwatcher’s paradise. It’s in the name – “Marlgu” is an Aboriginal word meaning “wild bird”. It’s also a RAMSAR wetland of international significance as it’s on the shorebird migration route. Over 160 species of birds have been recorded here. Even migratory birds from the northern hemisphere! This unexpected Outback oasis…
Sooner or later, most road travellers of Australia will reach what is called the “crossroads of Australia” which is the coastal city of Port Augusta, South Australia. Port Augusta is located on the tip of the Spencer Gulf and was once a busy seaport. Nowadays it’s known for it’s art museums, arid desert botanic gardens,…
The Nullarbor Plain located on the “Great Australian Bight”, is an arid area which connects South Australia with Western Australia. It’s home to the second longest straight road in the world (after Saudi Arabia grabbed the title). It’s a rite of passage for any Australian road-tripper worth their salt… Have you even travelled Australia, if…
Whyalla Conservation Park feels like a slice of the Outback just 10 km north of Whyalla, on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. You’ll be driving along a dirt track through over 2000 hectares of striking red dirt, rocks, and an arid landscape – it feels like you are on Mars! Amenities are pretty basic – just…
Derby often gets overshadowed by Broome, but trust us – this town is a destination in its own right! Located on the edge of the Kimberley region in Western Australia, Derby has a mix of rugged natural beauty, rich history, and unique cultural experiences that will surprise you. The jaw-dropping Horizontal Falls are a short…
Flinders Ranges is a 430 km-long region of mountain ranges in the South Australian Outback. Suffice it to say, it’s your go-to spot for an unforgettable outback adventure, just a few hours north of Adelaide. It’s nestled in the heart of the state, offering a mix of rugged landscapes, rich Aboriginal history, and unique wildlife….
There are over 50 Kangaroo Island beaches! All of them are scattered along the island’s 540-kilometre-long coastline. Some have calm and turquoise waters, with the whitest sand you’ll ever see. While others are rugged and rocky, with dramatic and spectacular scenery. This means that there’s a beach for everyone. Some are family-friendly, others with rough…
It’s very hard for the locals of Woodenbong (New South Wales) not to brag about the scenic setting of their small town. The area is surrounded by several distinctive rocky crags, the remnants of an ancient shield volcano, lush rainforest, picturesque waterfalls, and spectacular lookouts! Woodenbong is more than just an overnight stop as you…
Swan Rocks is an ancient natural wonder, created by the Nandewar volcano millions of years ago. It has stood the test of time for literally millennia – it’s mindblowing if you think about it. This 40-metre-tall cliff with organ pipe-shaped rocks is located in the northern section of Mount Kaputar National Park, New South Wales….