15 Best things to do in Hobart without a car

15 Best things to do in Hobart without a car

There are many things to do in Hobart without a car!Hobart is the capital city of the Australian state of Tasmania and is located on the southeastern coast of the island. Known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant arts and culture scene, Hobart has become a popular destination for travellers seeking a…

Camping near Brisbane – Pluck a Duck Creek

Camping near Brisbane – Pluck a Duck Creek

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…

Tree of Knowledge, Capricorn Caves and the Town of 1770

Tree of Knowledge, Capricorn Caves and the Town of 1770

We left Mount Isa to complete the final part of our big loop.  If you missed our previous posts you can find them below: Barkly Homestead, Lake Moondarra, and Mount Isa Underground Hospital Lorella Springs Wilderness Park On the way back to Brisbane, we were planning to visit our friends in Rockhampton plus finally go…

Barkly Roadhouse and Mount Isa Underground Hospital

Barkly Roadhouse and Mount Isa Underground Hospital

In the first part of our trip, after visiting Lawn Hill National Park, Seven Emu Station and Lorella Springs we were ready to go back, but this time we took a different route. Our plan was to visit Heartbreak Hotel, Barkly Roadhouse, Lake Moondarra and Mount Isa Underground Hospital. Funny driving after rain The morning…

Brisbane to Birdsville – On the way to Simpson Desert

Brisbane to Birdsville – On the way to Simpson Desert

After finishing our trip around Australia, soon after we had an opportunity to go to the Simpson Desert for the first time. Driving from Brisbane to Birdsville was the first part of our big adventure. This was really an unplanned trip, but there was a reason for it. 50th Anniversary of crossing the Simpson Desert…

Stunning Fremantle Shipwrecks Museum and old town

Stunning Fremantle Shipwrecks Museum and old town

Today, for the second and last time, we left the trailer for final service. This time it was some cosmetic fixes – the door in the refrigerator, straightening the screw in the leg, installing baskets for a pair of new cans at the back.  Then, we finally had more time to explore Perth, and to…

Geraldton Museum – touching maritime stories

Geraldton Museum – touching maritime stories

Despite the heavy clouds hanging over us, we made it to Geraldton without getting rained on. Geraldton is a coastal city located in the Mid West region of Western Australia. It is situated approximately 424 kilometers north of Perth and is the fourth-largest city in the state. The city boasts a rich maritime history, with…

Broome – the luxury pearling capital of Australia

Broome – the luxury pearling capital of Australia

We arrived in Broome early afternoon. This time we chose a different caravan park. It was further away from the centre, but we had more space. We had a long list of places to visit: ‘Staircase to the moon’, Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park, camels on famous Cable Beach, Chinatown and its pearling story, Matso’s Brewery and…

Derby – the highest tide in Australia and 2nd in the World

Derby – the highest tide in Australia and 2nd in the World

Derby is a small town located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Along with Broome and Kununurra, it is one of only three towns in the region with a population exceeding 2000. Despite its size, Derby offers several interesting places to explore. One of the most famous is the Derby wharf, which experiences tides…