Travel Blog

  Glenelg in a nutshell Welcome to Glenelg, South Australia’s most famous coastal haven! Charming and often bustling with people, this seaside suburb offers a multitude of attractions and experiences for tourists and locals alike. Blessed with a stunning beach, vibrant atmosphere, and rich history, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone

The Yorke Peninsula in a nutshell Located between the Spencer Gulf and Gulf St Vincent in South Australia, the beautiful Yorke Peninsula boasts a whopping 700 kilometres of pristine coastline. Accessible from Adelaide within just over an hour, the boot shaped peninsula is known for its laidback coastal scenes and staggering

Darwin in a nutshell The capital of Australia’s Northern Territory – Darwin – is a place that invites the adventurous. Located at the gateway to the massive Kakadu National Park, and closer to Asia than it is to most Australian cities, Darwin is a little different. Darwin and its surrounds

Lake Bennett in a nutshell Welcome to beautiful Lake Bennett! A small artificial freshwater lake located 80 km south of Darwin, in the Northern Territory of Australia, this beautiful spot is situated within the Coomalie Shire and offers a scenic and peaceful environment. The lake was created as a result

Proserpine in a nutshell Found in the Whitsunday Region of Queensland, Proserpine is a small town of approximately 3,500 people. Named by the explorer George Dalrymple – after Persephone the Greek goddess of fertility – the town is recognised for its the fertile qualities and stunning green landscapes. Located near

Mandurah in a nutshell Mandurah, WA’s largest regional city, is less than an hour from Perth. Originally known as Mandjoogoordap – ‘meeting place of the heart’, the city is known for its chilled out atmosphere, beautiful seaside location and abundance of water-based activities. There are heaps of things to do in

Tenterfield in a nutshell Located in northeastern New South Wales, Tenterfield is a historic town known for its access to amazing wilderness regions and local wineries. Named by German immigrant Sir Tye Cohn, who built Tenterfield Station in the area, the region was initially inhabited by the Jukembal people who

Kangaroo Island in a nutshell Kangaroo Island is an oasis of native bushland, wildlife and dramatic coastline measuring 509km. Raw and rugged in nature, it’s a nature-lovers playground. Well known for its incredible beaches featuring gorgeous clear water and breathtaking scenery, tracing the best bits of the coastline alone will

Cairns in a nutshell There are so many things to do in Cairns, you’ll never have enough time to do it all! With the Great Barrier Reef on its doorstep, the oldest rainforest in the world only moments away, and a bubbly urban scene certainly worth exploring, Cairns has it