Our recent stay at this naturally beautiful national park at the bottom end of South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, just reinforced my feelings of how fortunate we are to have places such as this to visit and stay in. In 2020 Innes National Park was officially renamed Dhilba Guuranda – Innes National Park in recognition of… Read More Coastline, Wildlife, & History at Dhilba Guuranda – Innes National Park
If I could give any advice for people planning a trip to Cairns in Far North Queensland, it would be visit during Cairns Festival time. Along with everything else that brings visitors to the region, the city is abuzz with music, dance and light shows, as well as interactive performances designed for adults and children… Read More Vibrant Cairns – it’s Festival Time!
‘Life is better by the lake’ is the slogan that Meningie uses to attract people in and it’s hard to argue with the spectacular Coorong nearby and the beautiful Lake Albert which the town sits on. Lake Albert joins the River Murray to the lower lakes and Coorong and it’s a haven for pelicans in… Read More Meningie & Lake Albert Caravan Park
On a quest to find new silo art in South Australia I’ve managed to track down two more outstanding examples of this grand scale art. Farrell Flat The first is in the town of Farrell Flat, a little under 150 kilometres north of Adelaide in the Clare Valley region. The brilliantly coloured mural was completed… Read More Farrell Flat and Eudunda Silo Art
The highlight of our last trip away to central Australia, has to be seeing the Field of Light at Uluru. That experience will be one to remember for a long time and gave a different perspective to this desert area and its ethereal beauty. With any visit to the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, I… Read More Discover Uluru and Kata Tjuta
NAIDOC week this year is November 8-15 and it’s a week to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, with this year’s theme being: Always Was, Always Will Be. These words recognise that First Nations people have lived and cared for this continent for more than 65,000 years. It… Read More NAIDOC Week 2020
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