A multi-day hike is one of my goals. I decided to start slow and steady with a trial run and was lucky enough to get a nights booking at the Oberon Bay Beach Campsite in Wilsons Prom, Victoria, during the Easter break. As you enter the park, be sure to take a walk in the […]
After a few days of hiking, swimming, driving, camping, getting bogged down in the middle of nowhere on a 40 degree day etc. I need a few days to rest & reset. For this, I chose the Waterloo Bay Tourist Park down in Elliston. I loved this place so much that I ended up here
If you’re planning to explore the Flinders ranges, be sure to stop by Quorn – It’s well worth the visit. As you drive along the highway the landscape transforms and you’ll see the majestic ranges rise in the distance. Eventually the road curves and you’ll be driving alongside the rolling hills. Look out for Emus!
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South Australia, from its rugged coastlines and arid deserts to the mountainous Flinders ranges, offers various hikes. Here are just a couple of my top hikes in the Southern Flinders ranges of SA. Alligator Gorge and Ring Route – Mount Remarkable First up we have the beautiful Alligator Gorge. It’s a hike that gives you
I had 2 days to explore the Yorke Peninsula and decided to visit a few lesser-known and laidback stops. My stay at the Kadina Village Motel was great. The room was cozy, and clean and the service was fantastic! I booked a room last minute, and the manager included a complimentary bottle of white wine.
Visiting Clare Valley and looking for things to do? Well here’s how I spent 2 days in the region. I camped at the Auburn Community Caravan park. A small but quaint caravan park. It doesn’t get too crowded and offers a selection of grass, powered or unpowered sites. It’s a beautiful vibe, especially in the
On the second day of solo camping, I woke up as the day broke. It was a cloudy and cool morning but it was set to morph into a warm, sunny afternoon. Today I would bike part of the Reisling trail. After a quick camp morning routine consisting of all the usual culprits – coffee,
Falling asleep listening to the pitter-patter of the rain falling on my little tent. That’s how I spent my first solo travel night! I couldn’t have asked for a better start. I had spent Christmas & New Year’s exploring Kangaroo Island and Adelaide with a friend. We then parted ways in early January, her to
