1. Pamper yourself Indulge in relaxation and pamper yourself on the Peninsula at one of the stunning retreats. The most popular spots with locals are the Peninsula Hot Springs in Fingal, Red Hill Spa in RedHill and the Wellness Retreat at Woodman Estate in Moorooduc.           View this post on Instagram […]

1. Explore The City The most obvious choice here is to explore the city. There is SO much to do that you could easily spend weeks exploring art centres, museums, bars, restaurants but here’s the biggest tip: make a plan before you go! Heading into the city without a plan isn’t the best idea as […]

1. Indulge in Local Produce There is an abundance of local produce available in the many towns dotted throughout the high country. You can indulge in local cheeses from the Milawa Cheese Company, olives from Mt Buffalo Olives, honey from Beechworth Honey, and nuts, breads and pastries from the local farmers’ markets. You can even […]

1. See The Snow Mount Baw Baw is nestled high within the Great Dividing Range and during winter months hosts the closest downhill ski resort in Gippsland. Only an hour and a half drive from Traralgon, you can hire snow equipment from the Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort. Once you are all geared up, take […]

1. Drive The Great Ocean Road One of the greatest ways to experience the Great Ocean Road is, you guessed it, just drive it! The iconic wooden memorial archway near Moggs Creek is where you’ll get your most iconic photo as you begin along the cliff hugging stretch of road. A few of the noteable, […]

1. Explore Cradle Mountain Cradle Mountain is one of Tasmania’s must-sees. No matter your fitness level you can experience the epic wilderness of the mountain as there are a couple of hikes you can take and even free shuttle buses. Start at the Cradle boardwalk and do the Dove Lake circuit for a full-on experience. […]

1. Explore the Iconic Coastline This area is home to some of Australia’s most recognized coastal areas: The Bay of Fires. With white sands that stretch forever, waters that are so clear you can see through and those photogenic granite rocks splashed with orange lichen, you could explore this area for days!  The area is […]

1. Explore Wilderness & Waterways As Australia’s southernmost wilderness, the Southern Trove really is wild! Characterised by rugged coastline, World Heritage areas, and both calm and rough waterways, this region is a wonder to explore. Explore the still waters between Bruny Island and Tasmania’s mainland on a scenic cruise, find a hidden cove for a […]

1. Explore The Rugged Coastline Tasmania is well-known for its incredible coastline and there are so many ways to take it in. Take a kayaking tour around the Tasman Peninsula, check out some of the southern hemisphere’s highest cliffs and spot Australian fur seals. A Port Arthur Heli Tour will show you the cliffs from […]

1. Fly Fishing on the Lakes The lakes around the Derwent Valley make for some of the best fishing spots in all of Australia. There are dozens of lakes to choose from and many are easily accessible by road and boat. The lakes are teeming with trout, salmon and flathead and some of the best […]