I am a very lazy person. I only wash my hair once a week and even that is a considerable test of my strength and endurance. Conversely, I love multi-day hikes. Continue reading A walk in the park: hiking in Peru, Australia and NZ
In the second half of our Red Centre roadtrip we explore Kings Canyon, Ormiston Gorge and the Devils Marbles – some of the Northern Territory’s OTHER impressive geological formations. Continue reading The rest of the Red Centre: Hiking Kings Canyon and Ormiston Gorge
We travel 1,645 km from the Top End to the Red Centre of Australia just to see the mighty Uluru and Kata Tjuta monoliths. It was totes worth it. Continue reading Between the Rock and a hard place: Uluru and Alice Springs
We continued our road trip through the ‘Never Never’ (one of Australia’s more romantic names for the Top End) to the famous Kakadu National Park. Continue reading Discovering Australia’s Disneyland: Kakadu National Park
The beautiful Pilbara region reveals surreal ghost towns like Parabadoo and magical wild places including the best-kept secret in Western Australia – Karijini National Park. Continue reading Gorgeous gorges, wild waterfalls and plunge pools: Karijini National Park
A few hours north of Perth, on the iconic Indian Ocean Drive, you can explore geological wonders like the Pinnacles and the gorges of Kalbarri, fueling up on local rock lobster. Continue reading Wets on for WA’s Indian Ocean Drive: Perth to Kalbarri
Our victory on the Nullabor crossing has unlocked Western Australia’s remote south west coast. We visit the whitest sand in the world at Lucky Bay, and find a whale nursery at the end of Fitzgerald National Park. Continue reading Having a whale of a time: Esperance to Albany
In the second part of our Flinders Ranges trip we hiked iconic Wilpena Pound and followed the wiggly roads through to Blinman, South Australia’s highest town. Continue reading Roaming the Flinders Ranges: Wilpena Pound to Blinman
Entering the Flinders Ranges, we become immersed in an ancient world of 500-year-old gumtrees, 1000-year-old indigenous cave paintings and 600 million-year-old rock formations. Continue reading Land before time: Travelling through the ancient Flinders Ranges
The Grand Tourists 