The coastal town of Beachport is around 380 kilometres south east of Adelaide and sits on Rivoli Bay with attractions including sandy beaches, South Australia’s second longest jetty, and a spectacular scenic coastal drive. It’s also home to professional lobster fishers who pull in the southern rock lobster during the season beginning in October and… Read More Travel Guide to Beachport ~ South East
On our latest wander and see where we end up tour, we find our way into Wentworth, another town we had never visited before. We’ve seen every part of the Murray River in South Australia and love the nature, wildlife, caravan parks and free camping opportunities along its length, so it was really thrilling to… Read More Wentworth where Australia’s Biggest Rivers Meet
This great little rest stop was recommended to us by a neighbour at home, and we are so glad we got the tip for a terrific overnight free camp. Bunnerungee Bridge is 65 kilometres north of Wentworth in New South Wales on the Silver City Highway and the rest stop is a great one if… Read More An Overnight stay at Bunnerungee Bridge
Thanks to a tip from a lady at the Broken Hill Tourist info centre, we headed out to Lake Pamamaroo for an undecided amount of free camping time. We had asked if there were any nice free camping areas which were also dog friendly and this spot lived up to everything and more, than we… Read More In Love with Lake Pamamaroo
We are so lucky in Australia to have a number of beaches where you can take a 4WD and enjoy the edges of our country. Whether you live in, or are just travelling through South Australia, this is one unique beach that has to be on your must do list.
If there’s one holiday destination that deserves the saying; location, location, location, it has to be Tumby Bay on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. This is one of my favourite towns in South Australia, and we’ve visited a few times in the last couple of years because it’s that good.
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