The Great Ocean Road is a 240km National Heritage-listed highway winding it’s way along Victoria’s south-eastern coast. It was constructed by returned Australian Servicemen returning from WWI between 1919 and onward until 1932. It was built as a tribute to honor their fallen comrades and, as such, stands as the world’s largest war memorial. The…
Free art galleries in Melbourne offer an incredible opportunity to explore art without the need to open your wallet. These spaces not only highlight a vast range of artistic expressions but also make art more accessible to everyone, locals and tourists alike. Art should never be confined by economic barriers, and Melbourne’s free galleries embody…
Rottnest Island (Rotto) is located just off the coast of Perth and is a true hidden gem sparkling in the deep blue Indian Ocean. Known for its stunning beaches and unique wildlife, it’s a favorite spot for travelers and nature lovers. If you’re into scuba diving, then getting the right location for your Rottnest Island…
Barramundi fishing in Australia is nothing short of exhilarating. This prized catch boasts not only size and strength but also a reputation that draws anglers from far and wide. With a sleek, silver body and feisty nature, barramundi are a top target for both locals and visitors looking to test their fishing skills. Whether you’re…
Margaret River is a gem in Australia’s southwest, known for its world-class wine and scenic beauty. The region boasts a unique combination of soil, climate, and winemaking expertise, producing wines that are enjoyed globally. When you’re planning a trip down under, this place tops the ‘must-visit’ list, especially if you love a good glass of…
A short 8-hour drive from the mighty megalithic and sacred Uluru lies the Coober Pedy opal mines and an underground township that wreaks of Australian spirit and courage. More than half of Coober Pedy accommodation comes from dugouts, which have been carved from hillsides and old workings to escape the intense desert heat. In the…
