The Devils Marbles are one of the world's oldest religious sites, protecting an area of great significance to the Aboriginal traditional owners, featuring large, round boulders made of granite strewn across more than 18km². We're currently living full-time in our…
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Katherine is a town in the Northern Territory in the northernmost part of Australia located on the Katherine River. It's just over three hours south of Darwin, the capital, and home to about 10,000 people. We're currently living full-time in our…
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Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory, in northern Australia. It's the smallest state/territory capital in Australia, home to just over 130,000 people, and we surprisingly really loved it. We're currently living full-time in our campervan, a 2018…
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Litchfield National Park is a beautiful national park in the Northern Territory, just south of the capital city of Darwin. It is not that big but it makes up for it with loads of fabulous waterfalls, making it the perfect…
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Kununurra is the northernmost town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, about 45km from the border with the Northern Territory. Just over 11,000 people live here. We're currently living full-time in our campervan, a 2018 Mercedes Sprinter, and exploring…
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Broome is a town on the north coast of Western Australia, famous for its pearling, red beaches and the camels that walk along them. Just over 16,000 people live here. We're currently living full-time in our campervan, a 2018 Mercedes Sprinter, and…
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Port Hedland is a town on the north coast of Western Australia, home to the world's largest export port! Just over 15,000 people live here, the majority working for the mines and port, which exports vast quantities of iron ore,…
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Karijini National Park is the second largest national park in Western Australia, measuring over 1.5 million acres. It is located in the far north of the state and a popular addition to any west coast roadtrip. We arrived in Karijini…
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Western Australia is the largest state in Australia but comprises just 10% of the population. Just 2.5 million people live here of which 2 million are in Perth, the capital city, alone. That makes the massive outback here empty, vast…
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Exmouth is located on the northern cape of Australia's west coast, a popular end destination for a roadtrip along the coast of Western Australia all the way from its capital city, Perth. Exmouth is famous for being one of the best…
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Coral Bay is one of my favourite parts of Australia's west coast. It's a super small holiday town nestled just an hour and a half south of Exmouth. It's right on the beach with just a few places to stay…
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Western Australia is much less visited than its popular counterparts on the east coast as it's really far away from the rest of the country and for those short on time, it can be quite a mission to get out…
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Perth is the most isolated city in the world, situated all the way on the far western coast of Australia. The next closest major city is Adelaide, more than 2,000km away. It's the fourth-largest city in Australia (after Melbourne, Sydney and…
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Margaret River is one of the most famous regions of Western Australia, located on the most southwestern tip of the state and of the country. It's located south of Perth, past Mandurah and Bunbury I first visited Australia in 2019 and, while…
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