Nestled within the Victorian High Country, this beautiful valley is one of the most underrated parts of the state. Discover things to do in the King Valley, from driving its famed ‘Prosecco Road’, to feasting on many gourmet goodies. Do you love epic views, nature, top notch nosh and most importantly, a particular Italian variety…
Here’s a comprehensive list of what not to do in Australia. Don’t litter, don’t feed the wildlife and respect the land, and you’ll be fine.
Planning your Uluru trip? This guide will help you decide where to stay and what to do during your time in Australia’s red centre! In my opinion, an Uluru trip and visit to the Red Centre of Australia should be on every traveller’s list of “must-sees”. You think “cool, there are some rocks in the…
Maitland Gaol closed in 1998, but is now open to the public as a museum. Read more about visiting and what you should expect to see or experience during a Maitland Gaol tour. “It was here in the C-Wing that notorious prisoners Ivan Milat and George Savvas plotted to escape in 1997. Their attempt was…
What are your resolutions for 2017? Do you even keep resolutions? I’ve heard of people swapping them out for goals or “affirmations” – but I’m a traditionalist. I like making resolutions, even if I don’t end up achieving all I hoped for. Life sometimes gets in the way and that’s totally okay. My main resolution…
Sydney’s Taronga Zoo is an icon of Australia, there’s no doubt about it. The zoo first opened its gates in 1916 and celebrated its 100th birthday a handful of weeks ago (Friday the 7th October 2016, to be exact). It’s undoubtedly one of Sydney’s top attractions – in a city that has more than a…
Looking for Dubbo zoo accommodation that’s comfy, unique and above all else, fun? Head to the Zoofari Lodge, where you spend the night glamping with some of Taronga’s most beloved animals. I wake up shortly before dawn to the chatter of what sounded like thousands of birds. Rolling out from under the covers, I push…
It really boggles my mind that people travel all the way out to the red centre of Australia in order to climb Uluru. Not only is it incredibly offensive to the Indigenous population of Australia and incredibly dangerous… it’s a waste of time. There are so many other ways to experience Uluru, without putting yourself…