Travellers heading through Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station or down to the Mornington Peninsula for a look around are always asking me the same thing – and I’m no stranger to hearing it by now. My name is Paul Beames, and I’ve spent years leading tours across Western Port Bay, Cape Woolamai and the stretch that runs past San Remo so […]

Is Berry Springs Nature Park the Better Option Than Litchfield for a Day Trip? If you’re based in Darwin City and you only have a day trip to play with, then most of the time Berry Springs Nature Park is the way to go – and that’s not just because I say so, it’s because the numbers simply add up. […]

Most people head down Phillip Island Rd to see penguins, surf breaks or the Koala Reserve. But if you’re a chocoholic, let me let you in on one of the island’s best-kept secrets — a family-friendly stop that smells like a warm brownie fresh out of the oven. Yes, Phillip Island has a chocolate factory. And not just any old […]

Planning a snow trip to Australia is so much fun, especially for first-time skiers! But one of the biggest worries is the cost of the equipment, especially the skis. Should you buy, rent or go second-hand? Let’s break down the costs so you can make a decision with this guide. Renting vs Buying Skis Renting Skis Renting is the most […]

Monkey Mia is a beautiful coastal spot in Western Australia, famous for its friendly dolphins and stunning views. Located in Shark Bay, this area has wild bottlenose dolphins, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. If you’re a pet owner planning to visit, you’ll be wondering: can I take my pet to Monkey Mia? Here’s everything you need to know about […]

Just a short drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains have more to offer than just stunning views and rugged bushwalks. One of its many natural wonders is a secret that comes to life at sunset—the glow worms. Seeing these little buggers in their natural habitat is a must for anyone looking for an out-of-this-world experience. Facts and Wonders Glow worms […]

Ayers Rock, also known as Uluru, is an iconic Australian landmark and the spiritual heart of Australia. Rising out of the desert in Central Australia it’s a culturally significant site for the Aṉangu people, the traditional owners of the land. Watching the sunrise at Uluru is an experience like no other, combining stunning views, stories and a connection to nature. […]

At the top of Marriners Lookout Road just off the main street of town Marriners Lookout is one of Apollo Bay’s most iconic natural attractions. With views of the coastline, rolling hills and the ocean this is a must see for all Great Ocean Road visitors and those exploring the Otway National Park and Cape Otway Coast. The Allure of […]

240kms of Australia’s most scenic drive. Breathtaking coastal views, dramatic coastline and the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Apollo Bay, Port Campbell and Fairhaven Beach. Do you go guided or self-drive? Guided Tours Expert Guides and Local Knowledge Guided tours allow you to meet expert guides who will tell you the stories behind Port Campbell National Park, Cape Otway, […]

Kakadu National Park is a beautiful natural wonder in Australia’s Northern Territory, famous for its many ecosystems and wildlife. The park’s landscape, including floodplains, monsoon forest pockets, lowland forests and rock outcrops, is home to many species. From saltwater crocs in the Yellow Water Billabong to agile wallabies in the southern hills, Kakadu is a nature lover’s and wildlife enthusiast’s […]