The majority of South Australian tourism seems to be directed towards the Barossa Valley wine region and the ‘City of Churches’ that is Adelaide, but the South Australian outback is every bit as remarkable as the more explored desert regions of Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
The region known collectively as the Northern Rivers is growing in popularity as backpackers begin to discover the hippie charms of Byron Bay. Boasting great beaches and a laid back charm you won’t find anywhere else in the world, Byron Bay is an ideal stopping off point on your trip…
Australia’s capital is a much maligned sight for a lot of tourists and it’s a real shame. While it doesn’t boast the fast paced life of Sydney or the vibrant shopping of Melbourne, Canberra is without a doubt the best place to go if you want to learn more about…
Newcastle in New South Wales is often completely overlooked by tourists. Only an hour and a half north of Sydney, Newcastle is Australia’s second oldest city and boasts some of the country’s best beaches as well as heritage listed architecture and close proximity to the increasingly popular Hunter Valley wine…
When you think about a trip to Australia, what springs to mind? The Harbor Bridge and Opera House in Sydney? Shopping in Melbourne? Snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef? Enjoying an Uluru sounds of silence dinner? Kakadu Park? Australia is a big country and there’s a hell of a lot…
If a country in the world could boast of having all God’s creations enclosed in its boundaries (diverse sceneries, ancient granitic hills, desert, coral reefs, wildlife, history and different cultures), then Kenya is that country. Each day offers you a new experience! Wildlife splendor ranges from the famous Big five…