When Victoria’s back in full swing, there is no limit to exciting activities and places to explore. It’s a state filled with contrasts – cultural pursuits, fascinating history and heritage, and natural attractions that will take your breath away. It can be a little overwhelming, so Caravanning Australia is here to help. Here are some … Continued
After a year filled with restrictions and altered plans, the Christmas holidays are definitely a welcomed respite. Some intrepid travellers may be heading interstate (restrictions permitted) for a well-deserved break, while others may be staying on their home soil. If you’re sticking to exploring your home state, we’ve got you covered with these destinations, which … Continued
The Gippsland Coastal Discovery has a wealth of sights to see and things to explore, taking you along a route renowned for its natural beauty. With lots of wildlife, such as penguins, koalas and emus, and its proximity to seaside activities, you’ll be glad you’ve left the city behind for this memorable journey! Walhalla is … Continued
Thirsty for a cracking chardonnay? A piquant pinot gris? A tasty tempranillo? Once restrictions are eased, wineries are the perfect places to unwind in with a glass of your favourite plonk! Here are some of Caravanning Australia’s top recommendations for any travelling wine aficionados. Riverland, South Australia Surrounded by stunning limestone cliffs, this is the … Continued
Below is an article by Tom McGay for our regular Caravanning from the back-seat feature. From Torquay to Apollo Bay to Warrnambool, the Great Ocean Road has loads of awesome towns but some just don’t get enough recognition. A town that is definitely worth a night’s stay, but gets nowhere near as much hype as it deserves … Continued
Below is an article by Tom McGay for our regular Caravanning from the back-seat feature. From yacht sized rams to a banana longer than a bus, Australia has its fair share of strange and unique buildings. Stemming from all across the country, below are some buildings you and your family have to see for yourselves. Ned Kelly, … Continued
Below is an article by Tom McGay for our regular Caravanning from the back-seat feature. We all know about Kangaroo and Pixie Island and their Aussie wildlife but trust me, there are more towns than just the ones we’ve come to know. Below are three more towns you didn’t know that have perfect spots to connect with … Continued
Caravanning Australia continues our ‘National Parks’ series, this time in Victoria. This state boasts some of Australia’s best national parks, with daytrip, overnight and longer camping options. From snowy peaks to eucalypt forests to beach walks, there is plenty of adventure to throw yourself into. Here are Caravanning’s picks (a hard task with so many … Continued
Below is an article by Tom McGay for our regular Caravanning from the back-seat feature. I can’t name many things more fun and exciting than getting up close with wildlife. Zoos are cool don’t get me wrong, but it’s a totally different experience being up close, feeding, playing, or just observing animals with all their beauty in … Continued
From gnome colonies to underground curiosities, many places of the weird and wonderful variety can be found in our very own backyard. Here are some of Caravanning Australia’s top Australian locations that break the mould. William Ricketts Sanctuary Mount Dandenong, Victoria In the idyll of the Dandenong Ranges among its towering pines and lush ferns … Continued