Wineglass Bay might receive most of the attention in Freycinet National Park, but just a short drive away you’ll find a much smaller coastal spot that deserves a place on your Tasmania road trip. Sleepy Bay is a secluded rocky cove on the eastern side of the Freycinet Peninsula, surrounded by pink granite, orange lichen […]
...read full postThere are plenty of places in Tasmania that feel remote, but few have a name quite as fitting as Edge of the World. Located at Gardiner Point near Arthur River on Tasmania’s rugged north-west coast, Edge of the World looks out across an immense stretch of Southern Ocean. With waves crashing onto rocky shores, huge […]
...read full postExploring the Organ Pipes at kunanyi / Mount Wellington by Car Rising dramatically above Hobart, kunanyi / Mount Wellington is one of Tasmania’s most recognisable natural landmarks. While many visitors drive straight to the summit, one of the mountain’s most impressive experiences is found along the walking track beneath the towering Organ Pipes. These enormous […]
...read full postWhite sand, impossibly clear blue water and granite boulders covered in brilliant orange lichen — Sloop Reef delivers exactly the kind of scenery that has made Tasmania’s Bay of Fires famous. Located in the southern section of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area, north of Binalong Bay on Tasmania’s east coast, Sloop Reef is a […]
...read full postA Scenic Drive from Hobart Airport Worth Every Kilometre Landing in Tasmania and heading straight for the wild stuff? Good call. If you’re picking up your rental car from Hobart Airport, one of the best first road trips you can do is out to Waterfall Bluff on the Tasman Peninsula, part of the spectacular Tasman […]
...read full postHidden among the ancient rainforest of Tasmania’s wild west coast, Nelson Falls is one of those rare natural attractions that delivers an impressive experience without requiring a difficult hike. The waterfall sits within Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Reached by a short boardwalk from the Lyell Highway, […]
...read full postSurrounded by ancient rainforest, rugged mountains and some of Tasmania’s most spectacular wilderness, Lake St Clair is the kind of destination that deserves more than a quick roadside stop. Located at the southern end of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, Lake St Clair is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and is […]
...read full postQueensland’s coast might get all the glory — but turn inland from the beaches, and you’ll uncover one of the state’s most enchanting destinations: Montville. This tiny mountain village nestled in the Sunshine Coast hinterland is the perfect blend of countryside charm, artisan culture, rainforest views, and gourmet experiences. And the best part? It’s less […]
...read full postWelcome to the Beef Capital – But There’s More Than Steak to Sizzle Rockhampton might be famous for cattle, but this Central Queensland hub is so much more than cow statues and R.M. Williams boots. It’s the launchpad to epic coastlines, jaw-dropping caves, national parks, and classic country towns. Whether you’ve flown into Rocky for […]
...read full postIntro: Welcome to Perth — Australia’s Laid-Back Launchpad Ah, Perth. The most remote capital city in the world. But don’t let the distance fool you — WA’s sun-drenched capital is the perfect base for road-tripping bliss. With jaw-dropping coastline, quirky inland towns, and world-class wine regions all within reach, it’s one of the best places […]
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