Travelling the Gibb River Road is something you must do at least once in your lifetime. It’s a fantastic stretch of road with gorges, waterfalls, and incredible views over the Kimberley region for you to enjoy. The Gibb river road is seasonal and the road is only open in the dry season (between April and…
Exploring the Gibb River road gorges is the main reason why people do this trip through the Kimberley region. The road itself is mostly dry and bumpy, but these nature marvels make it all worth it. You’ll probably have to hike a bit to get to them, through trails of varying degrees of difficulty. Some…
The best time to visit Exmouth is relative, as it depends on what you want to do. But most people consider it to be between March through October (and we agree). This is mainly because of the incredible weather and beaming marine life – humpback whales and shark whales mostly. But in all honesty, Exmouth…
Sharing the clear blue depths with a wonderous whale shark might be what drew your attention to this town in Western Australia. But it will be the best beaches in Exmouth that hold it. Located in the North West Cape, all these Exmouth beaches are within a short distance from the town, with no shortage…
It can be rough, and sometimes dirty. The challenge of the four-wheel-drive-only, sandy track into Jim Jim Falls simply enhances the euphoria at the end of all the “bump and grind“ to get there! As you make the final 900m of the journey on foot towards the falls, 200m tall ochre red cliffs tower in…
It almost seems as if the only thing stopping the Devil’s Marbles from rolling away are the tufts of deceptively soft-looking sage green grass, and the sporadically placed scrappy-looking little trees. These massive granite boulders are shaped by time and weathered by the harsh climate of central Australia. They shouldn’t be dismissed as a quirky…
The Northern Territory may be the warmest region in Australia but also happens to be crammed with the biggest range of stunning natural pools to cool off in. From palm-framed hot springs to massive single-drop waterfalls – we’re calling it, the Top End has the best swimming spots in Australia. We have made the ultimate…
Kakadu is Australia’s largest national park, with over 20,000 square kilometres of beauty and boundless adventures – it’s larger than Fiji! Kakadu is known as a sacred place worldwide, double heritage listed for its cultural and natural landscape alike. There is up to 65,000 years worth of Aboriginal history in Kakadu, which is still strong…
Drift weightlessly in the perfectly clear, thermal water pool at Katherine Hot Springs. The spring water is a constant 25-30 degrees Celsius, the ideal temperature for a relaxing spa. Lush native plants shade the edges of this natural pool, providing a retreat from the heat of the sun. Get a fresh start to the day…
Located in the geographic, centre of Australia, those who consider Alice Springs somewhere that you should just “pass through” are missing out on a lot. Start the day at sunrise with an early morning hike, take in a little history, immerse yourself in ancient culture, plunge into a peaceful waterhole or round out the day…