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South Australia (SA) is a diverse state boasting stunning coastline, scenic mountain ranges, spectacular wine country and searing desert. The capital city Adelaide is a picturesque city with a small town feel but all of the luxuries of a large city. The South Australian coastline is famous for its stunning beaches and excellent surf breaks
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If there is a fishing Mecca in the world, it is Australia – the Down Under. It is bound by deep blue, beautiful waters on all sides and this makes the place rich with abundant fish stocks. You hire a charter or set out in your own boat, you will not have a bad fishing
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One of the wonderful things about traveling in Australia is exploring the historic towns that dot the landscape. Robe, South Australia is a perfect example of this. Robe is a small coastal town on South Australia’s Limestone Coast. Located 217 miles (350 kilometers) from Adelaide on Guichen Bay, it had been a thriving port town
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Centuries ago before the birth of Sydney, the area that is now Darling Harbour, was known as umbalong, an Aboriginal word meaning ‘meeting place’. After emerging as a leading industrial port and falling into decline, Darling Harbour has again become a meeting place, this time for people out on the town in search of a
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Byron Bay accommodation choices are very wide, depending on your budget and preferences. If you’re visiting this beautiful Australian town and want to find a luxury accommodation spot to relax and enjoy your time here, this article will give you some ideas of where to start looking. First things first – why Byron Bay, and
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Culburra Beach is a delightful holiday town, in a magic location east of Nowra and close to the northern shore of Jervis Bay. The town was designed by Walter Burley Griffin, the architect who designed Canberra. Culburra Beach has very good amenities and a delightful shopping centre that supplies most of the tourist needs, including
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Want to feel close to the nature? If you are planning a vacation that will take you away from your busy life and give you a chance to feel one with the nature, then go for whale watching in New South Wales. Whale watching is one of the fast growing nature based activities in Australia.
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Yamba is one of my favourite places to visit, and tucked away like a hidden jewel of northern New South Wales, it offers something for everyone with its blend of panoramic scenery and perfect weather. Word is spreading as more and more visitors search out the beaches, relaxing walks and fantastic fishing spots so common
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On the top of the list is, of course, the Great Barrier Reef. It is without question the state’s biggest crowd-pleaser. This magical aquatic world extends for over 1,250 miles and it is sprinkled with tranquil island resorts. It is also a World Heritage listed underwater park and people will also get to see here
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Deep in the heart of the countryside, on the border of New South Wales and Queensland, lies the inimitable rural centre of Stanthorpe. An easy three hour drive in your campervan from Brisbane gets you there- the hard part is dragging yourself away from this friendly and interesting country town. Its proximity to a large
