You may have been lucky enough to see these pieces of history at the Goolwa end of the Coorong in South Australia, but only if you’ve been on an organised Coorong cruise or in your own boat. These shacks, some of which are more than 100 years old, were originally built by fishermen to provide… Read More Coorong Fishermen’s Shacks
With the prospect of catching a feed of fish including Coorong mullet, bream, salmon trout or even a big mulloway, a day of bobbing around fishing in a boat at the Murray Mouth is always a tempting proposition. At worst, it’s a day out in a peaceful location watching wildlife, birdlife and other water craft… Read More Fishing at the Murray Mouth
Another year of travels is coming to a close and whilst the biggest highlight of the year would have to be the months we spent in Queensland, we had an unbelievable amount of travel aside from that. All of the smaller trips we took were just as memorable and that was mainly due to spending… Read More Top SA Caravan Journeys 2023 (and 1 without)
I’m thrilled to have another recipe in the latest edition of Fishing SA magazine. The recipe is for whiting burgers and it’s a perfect dish to make a smaller catch go a long way, and just in time for the 2023/24 summer fishing season. The December / January edition of the magazine is on sale… Read More New Recipe in Fishing SA Magazine
The busy Adelaide Hills town of Hahndorf is popular year round, with visitors flocking to this unique German heritage village. Seeing it at Christmas time brings an extra dash of joy to travellers, adding a European feel as you shop, eat and drink in the festive season.
A couple of days in South Australia’s Clare Valley is only going to give you a brief taste of what the region has to offer both in wines and food, but it’s a great start and will definitely tempt you back to discover more. Located 130 kilometres north of Adelaide, this mid north region of… Read More 48 hours in the Clare Valley
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