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When people ask me, “Is there a bike-friendly route to Brighton, Melbourne, from the city?”, I reckon they’re looking for one of the best bike rides along Port Phillip Bay – right up there with the classic Australian cycling routes, but without all the drama of The Wall or Mount Hotham. The ride from the…
If you’re in the Northern Territory, one place you can’t miss is Katherine Gorge—also known as Nitmiluk Gorge—in Nitmiluk National Park. With its dramatic sandstone cliffs, Aboriginal rock art and adventure opportunities, many ask: Is Katherine Gorge worth visiting? The short answer—absolutely yes. Here’s why it should be top of your list. 1. Breathtaking Natural…
The 12 Apostles are among the most iconic natural landmarks in Australia, attracting travellers from all over the world to the Great Ocean Road. This rugged coastline along the Southern Ocean is known for its limestone cliffs, scenic drives, and a collection of limestone stacks that rise dramatically from the ocean floor. But visitors often…
Phillip Island is just 140 km south of Melbourne and is famous for its beaches, wildlife and motorsport. Whether you are going for a day or a longer stay the cost to visit Phillip Island depends on transport, accommodation, activities and food. This guide will help you budget for your trip and explore the main…
Nambung National Park is one of Western Australia’s most stunning natural wonders, 160km north of Perth. Located along the Coral Coast near the coastal fishing village of Cervantes, this family-friendly destination is famous for its massive limestone pillars, pristine beaches and amazing scenery. The park’s most famous feature is the Pinnacles Desert, a barren landscape…