Explore the Lake Argyle on a Sunset Cruise
Lake Argyle is one of my favourite spots near Kununurra in North-Western Australia. I had been longing for years to see this pristine Outback region of Australia and could spend […]
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12 Natural Kimberley Attractions
If you plan to explore North-Western Australia, many unique Kimberley attractions can quickly fill up your Outback trip itinerary. With such a huge area as big as Germany, Kimberley Australia […]
The Best Things to Do in Kununurra East Kimberley
Kununurra is one of Western Australia’s youngest towns. On the border to the Northern Territory and the Purnululu National Park, this small Outback town is surrounded by water and the […]
A Road Trip Adventure Across The Kimberley Australia
After visiting the Bungle Bungles Ranges in the Eastern Kimberley four years ago, I was lucky enough to explore more of Australia’s ancient Outback region in North Western Australia. A […]
An Outback Adventure Tour to The Flinders Ranges
Touring Flinders Ranges on an Outback Safari The Flinders Ranges was the destination of my trip to South Australia. As a first-timer, I was not keen to travel around by […]
Why Visit The Kings Canyon in Central Australia
When I planned my first trip to Ayers Rock in 2004, it was the only thing I wanted to see. I thought that’s all worth seeing in the Red Centre, […]
Tips for Visiting Uluru On A Road Trip From Alice Springs
A Complete Guide For Visiting Uluru Too expensive, too much hype, too crowded, too hot. These common thoughts often prevent people from visiting Uluru in the first place. But they […]
The Outback Town of Thargomindah
Thargomindah the Ultimate Outback Destination For a town with a history so influenced by either lack or oversupply of water, Thargomindah‘s setting in the far south-western Queensland desert is archetypal […]
The Magic of Ayers Rock
Why Ayers Rock is Magic While travelling around Australia, I have been meeting lots of travellers, locals, and overseas travellers. To my greatest surprise, I established that among Australians, only […]
