Continuing with our highlights, these are some of the other main attractions we visited that I think you need to see when in Broken Hill. Silver City Mint and Art Centre – home of The Big Picture This is a bit of an Aladdin’s cave in the city, where after paying a small entry fee,… Read More Broken Hill Highlights – Part 2
For our first visit to Broken Hill I think we managed to pack in quite a lot of the must see attractions. Finding a place to stay was a bit of an issue when we arrived and caravan sites were scarce in both of the caravan parks and the showgrounds. This was due to a… Read More Broken Hill Highlights – Part 1
Silverton has the strange title of being the town beyond 39 dips. It’s only around 25 kilometres from Broken Hill to Silverton, but it’s a road like no other, with more than 39 dips and floodways giving you an interesting (bouncy) ride all the way. Once you get to Silverton you’ll find quirky art galleries,… Read More Silverton – Outback New South Wales
The best place in South Australia for land based whale watching has to be at the Head of the Bight. After the epic drive along the Nullarbor Plain, pay a visit to the Head of the Bight whale watching centre and get incredible up close views, of these massive creatures.
Taking your dog on holidays can be rewarding for you and them, but having a plan before you go and packing for their needs, will make life on the road easier. See my tips in this article in RV Daily magazine.
The latest of the painted silo art in South Australia is in the northern Yorke Peninsula town of Bute. It takes a little under two hours to get there from Adelaide and the silo art is on Martin Road, next to the disused railway line. The artists responsible for this one are Scott Nagy and… Read More A Bute-iful painted silo in South Australia
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