Travel Inspiration
With the excitement we experienced during our big lap of Oz, we made a conscious decision when we got home that we wouldn’t go back into our successful, but stressful corporate jobs. Before then, our holidays were a means of escaping the day to day treadmill. So we decided perpetual travel is the lifestyle for us, and today we’re all about creating a life we don’t need to escape. We love any excuse to hit the road, and here’s some of our amazing adventures we hope will inspire you to become adventurers too!
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Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park
Nestled in 10 hectares of natural bush setting, Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park comprises a range of animal habitats and provides an ideal environment for visitors to connect with more than 60 species of native animals, some of which are rare and...
Narlijia Experiences Life of Guwan Cultural Tour
Ahh….Broome, beautiful Broome. If there’s one place in Western Australia where you can spend time doing as much or as little as you choose, then Broome is the place to do it. We’ve now visited so many times in the past that we’ve lost count. Not that we think that’s a...
Borrgoron Coast to Creek Cultural Tour
If you’re like us and live by the mantra you’re never too old to learn, then mixing travel with learning goes hand in hand. So we’ve found cultural tours are an ideal way to learn more about the locals when visiting a region. While touring the Dampier Peninsula in...
Pilbara Dreaming
When Western Australia has some amazing destinations which are full of breathtaking natural beauty, the Pilbara region is no exception. From sparkling coastal waters through to rich red desert regions and everything in between, you could say the Pilbara has it all....
Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
Only a stone's throw from the laid back Kimberley town of Broome is where you'll find the breathtakingly beautiful Dampier Peninsula. There is little doubt why this region continues to be a popular destination with visitors when its oozes so much natural beauty. It's...
Mt Hart Wilderness Lodge
If there’s one dilemma you face when travelling the Gibb River Road, it’s making the decision of what to see and do when there’s so much on offer. As we’ve experienced much of what’s available over many years, we thought it was time to drop back in at Mt Hart to see...
Chamberlain River Cruise – El Questro
Whether you’re starting or finishing the Gibb River Road, you’ll pass one of the most well known stations along here - El Questro. You could say this Kimberley station is a destination in itself. Over the years, we’ve pretty well taken full advantage of what’s on...
Emma Gorge Resort
When heading out onto the iconic Gibb River Road from the east Kimberley end, Emma Gorge Resort is your first stop destination, and only 50 kilometres from Kununurra. But before reaching this gem, stop at the Gibb River Road turnoff to take a photo by the iconic Gibb...
Kimberley 4×4 Tours
You’d think with so many visits to Kununurra under our belt, there wouldn’t be much about the place we didn’t know. But that’s not the case, when you’re not considered a local until you serve a hefty apprenticeship in the region! With that in mind, we hooked up with a...
Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park
There are numerous caravan parks and different styles of accommodation in Kununurra, and it always pays to do some research beforehand to find something that suits your needs, and within your budget. For our recent visit, we chose the Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday...
Ord River Cruising in the Kimberley
The one thing that leaves a lasting impression no matter which road you take into the town of Kununurra, is how green it always is. This region has an abundant supply of water thanks to the Ord River Irrigation scheme and Lake Argyle. To learn more about how this...
A Kimberley experience like no other
As regular Kimberley visitors, we always look forward to a different experience. And for this trip, we wanted to see it from the skies for a birds’ eye view. Having hiked through the Bungles, cruised on Lake Argyle, and toured the Argyle Diamond Mine in the past, we...
This resort has the best view in the Kimberley
Head to the Kimberley and there’s a high possibility you'll travel the Victoria Highway to the WA/NT border at some stage. But did you know the biggest man-made lake in Oz by volume is just a turn off the highway? We’ll be the first to say it’s well worth the turn!...
SA – Oodnadatta Track
WHERE: The Oodnadatta Track is located in the north of South Australia in between the towns of Marla and Marree, and is easily accessible from the Stuart Highway or by travelling through the stunning Flinders Ranges. Initially set up as the overland telegraph line...
SA – Clare Valley
South Australia has been blessed with some excellent wine regions and the Clare Valley is definitely up there. However, wine is just the beginning of what this magnificent region has to offer. Coming from Adelaide like we did, it’ll take you less than two hours. You...
QLD – Old Tele Track, Cape York
Having first visited Queensland's Cape York in the early 1990s, there's little doubt the Old Tele Track run up to the tip of Cape York still provides some challenges today, just as it did on that first trip all those years ago. Taking a trip to the tip of Cape York is...
QLD – Cape York
WHERE: Cape York is one of Australia’s last frontiers and located in far north Queensland. So this isn’t a destination you want to hurry, as in fact, the Tip of Cape York is almost 1,000 kilometres from Cairns. When this magnificent region has such a diverse...
WA – A Kimberley Snapshot
WHERE: The Kimberley is located in the far north west of Western Australia and covers more than 420,000 square kilometres. In comparison, this region is bigger than Germany and nearly twice the size of Victoria, but has a population of less than 50,000 people. The...
WA – Settling into Kimberley Time
I still find travelling to WA’s northwest as exciting as it was on my first trip more than 25 years ago. With several trips now under the belt and a stint living in Kununurra, there’s one thing that I appreciate more than ever, and that’s timing. Time in the Kimberley...
WA – Munja Track
WHERE: The magnificent Munja Track is located in the far north of Western Australia’s Kimberley region. Accessed off the Gibb River Road from Mt Elizabeth Station, the 225 kilometre challenging track to the coast ends at Walcott Inlett where you can witness first hand...
WA – The Stunning Coral Coast
When a region such as Western Australia’s Coral Coast has warm sunny days throughout the year, that can only mean there’s loads of sun loving fun to be had. Then, add into the mix some magnificent beaches, rugged coastlines, breathtaking gorges, 4x4 tracks, and some...
WA – Coral Bay & Cape Range National Park
Western Australia’s Coral Bay is one of those places that you just need to visit. With its spectacular turquoise coloured water and fantastic white beaches, we bunked there for a few days in a great park directly opposite the beach. We had heard the park was a popular...
WA – Kununurra & Surrounds
A trip to Western Australia’s Kimberley region is one that is on many traveller’s must-see lists. Not only because of its stunning gorges, rugged coastline and turquoise blue waters, but it’s remoteness appeals to many adventurers. When you’re considering a trip to...
WA – Gibb River Road
If there was one place that was typically Kimberley, then many would say it has to be the Gibb River Road. Having first visited the Gibb in the early 1990s, there is no doubt that it has drawn us back time and time again, and I don’t think that will change any time...