Personally, we think Karijini National Park is one of Western Australia’s most breathtaking destinations. We love the ocean, but wow, this place is something special. It offers dramatic gorges, stunning waterfalls, and epic hiking trails. Whether you’re an adventurous hiker, a family with kids, or just looking to immerse yourself in nature, Karijini has something …
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Before heading to the Ningaloo, I really did wonder what all the fuss was about. Expectations were high, and I got so overwhelmed by the different campsite options and varying opinions. A part of me thought that I’d be left disappointed when we arrived after the huge hassle of having to book sites so far …
If you’re travelling to Exmouth or Ningaloo Reef, make sure to plan a stop at Bullara Station, an authentic outback cattle station that offers a unique and unforgettable stay. Located just 86km south of Exmouth and 65km from Coral Bay, Bullara Station is the perfect place to break up your journey while immersing yourself in …
Exmouth is the kind of place that pulls you in, and you never want to leave. It’s a magical gateway to some of the most stunning reefs and national parks Australia has to offer. Before diving into all that The Ningaloo has to offer, be sure to carve out some time in your itinerary to …
Christmas and birthdays are hard when you’re living in a van/bus/camper/motorhome. We all know space and weight is finite, but if you’re like me you still want to celebrate special occasions with presents and make it feel ‘homely’. The catch is to try and find presents that the kids will enjoy, will be used while …
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I can’t believe it’s been over a year since we left our home, friends and family to head off on this epic adventure to connect, explore and discover this amazing country we are fortunate enough to call home. Over this time, we have come to learn the things we can live without and the things …
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Firstly, I must say we love this product so much, that we have two sets for the whole family! Whether you’re camping under the stars or hitting the road in your caravan, having the right gear is essential. One item that often gets overlooked but is incredibly important is the humble towel. Enter StokedNZ …
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Firstly; I must say that we loved Broome when we visited. Just driving into the town this cool vibe washed over us and we quickly settled into the slow, chill way around town affectionately known as ‘ Broome Time’. There is so much to do, in and around the Broome area. Whether you love sunsets, …
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Quicklinks: 1. Florence Falls 2. Buley Rockhole 3. Wangi Falls 4. Walker Creek Track 5. Greenant Creek to Tjaetaba Falls 6. Cascades 7. Tjaynera Falls and Sandy Creek 8. Surprise Creek Falls 9. Tolmer Falls 10. Magnetic Termite Mounds 11. Blyth Homestead Ruins 12. The Lost City 13. Tabletop Track 14. Where to Stay 15. Suggested …
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Welcome to Kununurra, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Western Australia’s Kimberley Region. Known for its stunning landscapes, rich Aboriginal culture, and outdoor adventures. I don’t know how people say there’s nothing to do here! Kununurra offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration for families. Here’s your ultimate guide to the best …
Nestled in the heart of Western Australia’s Kimberley region lies a natural wonder that promises breathtaking landscapes and a journey through history: Purnululu National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its iconic beehive-shaped sandstone formations, known as the Bungle Bungle Range, which date back over 350 million years. Purnululu National Park holds …
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Are you ready to dive headfirst into the rugged beauty and rich history of the Gibb River Road (GRR)? Let me tell you – this isn’t your average road trip! It’s a wild, unforgettable journey that will have your whole family buzzing with excitement! The GRR is a rugged 660-kilometer stretch of adventure winding through …
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We had a fabulous time searching out the giants. It’s a must do in the Mandurah area as you make your way from Busselton to Perth. If your short of time or aren’t one for a treasure hunt, you’ll find all the details you need to find the Giants here. The Giants of Mandurah The journey to …
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This place was perfection!Tyrrell Lake is 7km from the small town of Sea Lake in Regional Victoria and has to be on your ‘must visit’ list. It’s the largest saltwater lake in Victoria. Visit in winter through spring when there is still water in the lake for the beautiful pink reflections. What you need to …
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I do like to track our family spend (although not to the nearest $), particularly when we are saving for longer term goals! As we embark on our lap of Australia, I’m preparing myself to stop full time work for the first time. I’m a little anxious to be honest. I’ve never not worked …
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Ever had the dream to pack up your life and travel the country? The world? Overwhelmed with where you would even start with understanding how much it would cost and what you need to save to make your dream a reality? Use our free online resource to help you. It will guide you through …
My number 1 Tip: Stop the gifting and present giving. If you know in advance that you are planning a big trip which involves packing up your house and storing belongings you can’t take, ask family and friends to hold the Birthday and Christmas gifts, and if they must by something and don’t like to …
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Familiarize yourself with local agents. Drive around the streets in your local area to see what agents are selling and leasing homes near you. Ask friends and family members who they lease through and if they are happy with their current arrangement and if your comfortable even ask them about their fee structure. Research! Use websites …
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In 1981 Mungo National Park became a world heritage listed site along with Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef. This lesser known gem is 109km from Mildura and off the beaten track. It can be accessed by 2WD, however 2WD is not suitable when wet or after rain and you should always monitor roads as …
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Silverton is a short drive from Broken Hill through a very flat landscape to reduce the flooding damage on the roads; there are 39 dips between Broken Hill and Silverton. Now a ghost town you can see some of the old is colonial buildings in the region which date back to the late 1800s. The …
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As you enter town, don’t miss this great photo spot. Broken Hill is officially Australia’s first heritage listed city in 2015. It’s the start of the Australian outback and home to close to 20,000 people and it’s hot. It is a mining village, however, it is really welcoming to tourists and travellers alike and the …
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You are on or hitting the road and then Christmas rolls around – eeeek, what am I meant to buy the kids… It’s all a little overwhelming when you need ideas for yourself and on-top of that you often get asked by friends and family what to buy for your kids too. You want to …
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