Bruny Island, located off the southeast coast of Tasmania, Australia, is a beautiful and popular destination for tourists. It is renowned for its stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and delicious local cuisine. As the island’s ferry in Kettering is only located 32 km from Hobart you can visit the island on a daily trip. The ferry…
Pluck a Duck Creek campground is located only 4 kilometres from Dayboro and 40 km from Brisbane CBD. It is available through Hipcamp for a small fee. If you are searching for peaceful camping far away from civilization why not pay a visit to Pluck a Duck Creek for a weekend? The campground does not…
Quilpie is a small outback town located in south-west Queensland, and is part of the Quilpie Shire Council. It is situated approximately 950 km from Brisbane and 211 km east of Charleville, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking to explore the lesser-known gems of the Australian outback. This small town is not on…
A popular holiday spot for Victorian locals, the Bellarine Peninsula isn’t well known among international travellers. We’re lucky enough to live on the Bellarine’s doorstep and we’ve spent many hours exploring the region. It’s perfect for a weekend getaway whether you prefer to camp or stay in one of the fab Bellarine Peninsula accommodation options….
Charleville outback town is located 745 km west of Brisbane. It is slightly off the route if you are planning to go to Darwin via Roma, Longreach and Mt Isa. However, if you drive to Northern Territory from Sydney or any place in NSW you can choose Charleville as a place to stay for a…
Bloomfield Track is one of the most iconic 4WD tracks in Australia. It stretches between Cape Tribulation and Wujal Wujal Aboriginal community. What makes the track special is the majestic rainforest scenery, creek crossing, big ascends and descents and spectacular views. The track is only 31 km in length, but don’t think you can do…
The dry season in Australia is the time when you best can enjoy your visit to Cape York. The Tip of Cape York (northern peninsula area, north of Jardine River) is a special piece of land as it belongs entirely to five Aboriginal Communities. Almost the entire area is owned by the Injinoo community which…
Cooktown, a small town located in the northernmost region of Queensland, is steeped in history and culture. During the late 1800s, the town played a crucial role in the gold rush that swept across North Queensland, attracting thousands of prospectors in search of fortune. Today, visitors to Cooktown can explore the town’s rich gold rush…
When driving on Peninsula Developmental Road (PDR), there are many places to stay overnight. However, only a few where you can park your rig next to the creek and enjoy free camping. Archer River Bush Camp is one of them. We mentioned already The Bend in Coen (in our opinion the best free camping on…
Free camping on Peninsula Developmental Road (PDR) is something that we always look for. It seems the best two places to free camp are Coen free camping – The Bend and Archer River camping. Coen free camping location The Bend Campground is located 3.5 km north of Coen. The campground is called The Bend as…
