The Whitsunday Islands are one of prettiest regions in Australia, a collection of 74 islands off the coast of Queensland, part of the world famous Great Barrier Reef. Airlie Beach on the mainland is considered the gateway to the Whitsundays.…
View Post
Bundaberg is a city in Queensland, located halfway between Maryborough and Agnes Water. Home to just under 75,000 people and known for its prime access to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, we visited Bundaberg as it is home to the Bundaberg Barrel…
View Post
Maryborough is one of the oldest cities in Queensland, home to just over 15,000 people and most famously the birthplace and childhood home of P. L. Travers, the beloved author of the Mary Poppins series. We're currently living full-time in our…
View Post
Noosa Heads is a gorgeous beach town just north of Brisbane, located in the wider area known as Noosa. It's a popular holiday destination right on the coast, with vibes similar to Byron Bay but somehow a little more laid…
View Post
Australia Zoo is one of the country's best-loved attractions, the world-famous zoo owned and operated by the Irwin family. It's located in Beerwah, between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. I first visited Australia in 2019 on a solo backpacking trip.…
View Post
Mount Ngungun is the only one of the Glass House Mountains which you can climb. The Glass House Mountains are made up of 12 volcanic peaks which formed approximately 20 million years ago, just south of the Sunshine Coast. The…
View Post
The Fig Tree Walk is a fascinating, easy wander in Imbil State Forest where you can walk alongside 150-year-old Moreton fig trees. It's situated inland from the Sunshine Coast along the Little Yabba Creek. We're currently living full-time in our…
View Post
Byron Bay is a wonderful beach town on Australia's east coast, just south of Brisbane. Palm-tree lined streets, delicious food joints, a laid back vibe and barefoot people coming back from a day of surfing... The perfect spot to unwind…
View Post
Kangaroos are such an icon of Australia, the loveable, soft animal bounding around on its hind legs, often with a joey tucked away in its pouch. Spotting these wonderful creatures is a must-do while visiting Australia and I'm pretty sure…
View Post
The most popular way of exploring Australia is by camping - whether with a motorhome, campervan, caravan or a roof tent on top of a car. This gives you the ultimate freedom of going as fast or as slow as…
View Post
The Waterfall Way is a beautiful scenic drive in New South Wales, about half way between Sydney and Brisbane. Officially, it stretches 185km between Coffs Harbour on the coast and Armidale inland, passing through five national parks as you go.…
View Post
Dorrigo National Park is one of the five national parks located on the Waterfall Way, a beautiful scenic drive in New South Wales, about half way between Sydney and Brisbane. Officially, it stretches 185km between Coffs Harbour on the coast and…
View Post
The Macleay Valley Coast is a region of New South Wales north of Port Macquarie, stretching over 3,300km2 between Crescent Head in the south and Grassy Head in the north. We're currently living full-time in our campervan, a 2018 Mercedes…
View Post
Port Macquarie is a beautiful town at the mouth of the Hastings River, situated about halfway between Sydney and Brisbane, cities from which the town is a popular holiday destination. We're currently living full-time in our campervan, a 2018 Mercedes…
View Post
