The famous “Halfway Across Australia” sign is in the small town of Kimba. It’s the halfway mark between Sydney on the East Coast and Perth on the West Coast. The 3,934 km drive from coast to coast is a LONG way, so getting halfway across Australia is an achievement! And the district council of Kimba is…
The Super Pit (Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia) is not your regular tourist spot. It’s a massive, noisy mine that’s 3.5 km long, 1.5 km wide, and 600 metres deep. Also known as “Fimiston open-pit mine”, this is the biggest gold mine in Australia. From the lookout, the heavy machinery and giant trucks look like toy cars!…
If you’re up for an adrenaline rush and want to see one of Australia’s most incredible yet dangerous creatures up close, crocodile spotting is for you. The best places to see crocodiles in Australia are in the Northern Territory, usually near rivers, billabongs, and other bodies of water. Kununurra in Western Australia and North Queensland…
Kununurra might be a bit off the beaten track, but trust us – it’s a hidden gem in the heart of the Kimberley. Located in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, this little town is your gateway to some seriously stunning landscapes, wild adventures, and a whole lot of culture! From the vast expanse…
Tom Price may be known as the gateway to Karijini National Park, but this town is so much more than just a base for exploring. Nestled in the heart of Western Australia’s Pilbara region, Tom Price offers an incredible mix of stunning landscapes, thrilling outdoor adventures, and a rich connection to both mining history and…
Most people don’t realise just how epic whale watching on the Nullarbor can be. Between June and October, the Southern Right Whales migrate to the coast, and the peak months of July and August offer an unforgettable spectacle. We’re talking over 60 whales frolicking on the turquoise waters of the Southern Ocean, as you stand…
Australia is full of famous off-road locations that every traveller worth their salt knows, like Gibb River Road or Uluru. But away from the spotlight, each state has some secret Aussie hotspots that manage to fly under the radar of most off-road travellers! These are 14 of such hidden gems, written in collaboration with Hema…
The Margaret River region is famous worldwide for its wines… No wonder why most of the tours available are wine tours! What about those of us who don’t want a tour ONLY about wine tasting? Or those who simply can’t or don’t want to drink wine (or any other alcoholic beverage)? That’s what this list…
Most wine tours in Margaret River (WA) offer a similar experience – they take you winery-hopping to world-class venues along picturesque vineyards for most of the day. To make matters better (or worse), most have hundreds of excellent reviews and cost around the same. That’s why you must look into the details before choosing a…
The Aquarium is a gem tucked away along the pristine Yallingup coastline, in the southwest of Western Australia. It’s a small lagoon protected by large granite outcrops, making it perfect for snorkelling and a relaxing swim. The waters are crystal-clear and calm – it’s called The Aquarium for a reason! The place is free to…