A Guide to 2WD Waterfall Hopping Around Litchfield National Park
Aah Litchfield, you glorious thing! Packed full of waterfall-y wonders, walks and wilderness, ‘Litchy’, as it’s affectionately known to locals, is one of the Territory’s most accessible natural playgrounds and…
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Uluru region guide
There’s a whole lot more to Uluru beyond the grand red rock – although it is one of the biggest highlights in the majestic Red Centre. Here’s a detailed destination…
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Alice Springs region guide
Alice Springs, the unofficial capital of Australia’s Red Centre, has plenty to offer any kind of traveller. From diving into hidden waterholes in the desert landscape to getting your adventure…
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Darwin Destination Guide
With a fascinating history blending European, Asian and Indigenous influences, visiting Darwin is truly a must on any Australian holiday. Are you keen to explore a modern cosmopolitan city, complete…
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Autumn in the Bay
With its stunning coastal highways that lead to white sandy beaches, instantly recognisable Mount Maunganui and a buzzing café scene, the Bay of Plenty is an iconic New Zealand holiday…
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The Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park Travel Guide
By Tom Lanauze from CamperMate Let the CamperMate team help you explore the highest mountains, wildest rivers and largest glaciers in Aotearoa, at Mount Cook National Park. If you’re going…
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A Breath of Fresh Eyre
It’s been a few years since we’ve been to the Eyre Peninsula, but it remains one of my favourite road trips in South Australia. It was memorable for many reasons,…
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Where to see Silo Art between Adelaide and Melbourne
Every Australian state and territory now has some painted grain silos or water tower art to find as you road trip around the country. But with more than 44 silos…
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Wandering through time at Walhalla
Nestled in the lush valleys of Gippsland, Walhalla is one of our favourite places in Victoria and, even though we’ve visited many times, it never fails to inspire magic. Less…
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Exploring Kaiaua to Thames by Bike
A 55 kilometre section on the Hauraki Rail Trail, Kaiaua to Thames takes cyclists through rural and mangrove scenery, past hot springs and gives the chance to see, and learn…
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