1. The City For A Day Park the car and catch a free City Hopper Ferry to the city, and then catch the free city centre Glyder buses to explore. Must-see places in the city are the Queensland Museum, The Art Gallery and the Science Centre and the Streets Beach, a man-made lagoon-style pool in […]

1. Visit The Gorges Situated within Nitmiluk National Park, Katherine Gorge is a culturally significant place to the Janowyn people. With multiple options from hiking, kayak tours and cruises to discover this amazing and culturally significant place, you will be sure to leave with some amazing memories. Between July and October, you can embark on […]

1. Meet The Local Crocs The Top End is croc country and there is a number of options to see these magnificent beasts both in the wild and in captivity. The Jumping Crocodile Cruise and Adelaide River Queen are both awesome ways to experience crocodiles up close and personal. Tour guides encourage crocodiles to jump […]

1. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park No experience to central Australia would be complete without visiting these two well-known outback icons. Along with learning the history and cultural significance of the area at the cultural centre, there are walks of various lengths and difficulties to appreciate these magnificent formations up close. Don’t miss a sunset and/or […]

1. Explore Sydney Harbour National Park This National Park is home to some of the most beautiful walks in the city. Find hidden harbour beaches, visit historic military sites or discover some aboriginal rock engravings.           View this post on Instagram                     […]

1. Head To The Snow! The obvious choice for many who visit the Snowy Mountains is to explore the famous ski fields. You can choose to do this based out of a ski resort or to make day trips from any of the surrounding campsites and caravan parks. The three ski resorts – Thredbo, Perisher, […]

1. Hot Artesian Springs Who would have thought being in a desert area that there would be any spots to take a swim in hot artesian water? While in Lightning Ridge, enjoy the Lightning Ridge hot bore baths at night while stargazing. In Walgett, Burren Junction bore baths are also open 24 hours and camping […]

1. Drink! It’s probably no surprise that one of the best things to do in The Hunter is to visit the various wineries and cellar doors. The Hunter is home to some of the most well-known wine brands including Brokenwood and Tempus Two. There are also a number of unique ways to enjoy the local […]

1. Explore Quirky Small Towns Country NSW is home to some of the wackiest towns in Australia but they are a source of endless laughs and eyebrow-raising experiences. No matter how small the town you come across, spend some time exploring its various quirks, talking to locals and having some light-hearted fun.       […]

1. Have An Adventure This area is a thrill-seeker’s playground! Head out to Treetops Adventure Park and challenge yourself on the high ropes course, jump around in NetWorld and pick up some serious speed on the Zipline. Get lost in Amazement Fun Park and say hello to the farm animals while you are there. Test […]