The Greater Blue Mountains Drive is a splendid mix of nature and culture, with bushwalks through ancient flora, waterfalls at every turn, unspoilt Indigenous Australian art and the Southern Hemisphere’s steepest aerial cableway. The perfect spot for your spring holiday, the Blue Mountains area is a sanctuary for tea lovers, history fanatics and zealous foodies. … Continued
Marvel at South Australia’s most remarkable offerings as you embark on more than 700 kilometres of coastline on the Yorke Peninsula. The peninsula indulges its visitors with some of Australia’s finest beaches, farmland, seafood, fishing, shipwrecks and mining towns. With plenty of camping options and caravan parks to choose from, you’re all out of excuses … Continued
While Queensland is world-famous for its astonishing beaches, it also has a lesser-known outback charm to match. As you drive further into Australia’s centre, the soil becomes redder, the sun feels hotter and a picturesque Outback setting emerges. Balonne Shire Nestled along the bucolic Wallam Creek is the town of Bollon, where emus roam the … Continued
If the Wildflower Way tour of Western Australia’s most prized flora leaves you wanting for more, don’t miss these incredible places with their own unique wildflower displays. With thousands of rare species to explore, both crazed wildflower enthusiasts and floral amateurs will never tire of the seas of colour that bloom each year. Perth Hills … Continued
It’s so close to Melbourne that it makes for a cultured and convenient weekend getaway for city dwellers; but it’s fresh, eucalyptus-drenched air, gourmet wine and food, and spectacular scenery entices those from afar just as easily – it’s the beautiful Yarra Valley. No matter the season, this pocket of Victoria has a little something … Continued
If you’re too far south for a trip along all of the Great Tropical Drive, never fear! The beaches of Yeppoon are just as dazzling, and there are countless fascinating attractions waiting to be explored. In the Mount Jim Crow National Park, visit the impressive 221-metre tall Mount Jim Crow, the ancient remains of a … Continued
Broom needn’t be the start or end of your Savannah Way adventure. Further down the coast, you’ll find all manner of delights to keep you travelling indefinitely. What could be more enticing than 80 miles of beach? 136 miles, of course! The Eighty Mile Beach Marine Park has 220 kilometres of beaches that feature vast … Continued
Whether you’re ready to soak up some history or learn about the mysteries of deep space, the nation’s capital abounds in fun activities to keep you occupied. Caravanning Australia shares its top three things to do in Canberra and surrounds. See the forest and the trees at the National Arboretum Boasting 94 forests full of … Continued
The Central West region is home to an array of idyllic towns and natural curiosities in New South Wales. Breathe in the fresh spring air kayaking in a lagoon, taste the season’s offerings at a farmers’ market, explore ancient limestone caves or peruse an oriental garden – you can do it all in the spectacular … Continued
If you’re still keen for some adventure this spring but can’t make it to the north west, there are plenty of outdoor experiences awaiting you on the eastern side of Tasmania, from Southport and Bruny Island, to Cape Portland and beyond in the north. Hobart Just under 30 minutes away from Hobart, the majestic Mount … Continued