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Grey rocks covered in orange lichen in the foreground lead to a turquoise blue ocean and white sand beach, with dry grassland and bushland in the distance

Tasmania’s East Coast Part 2: Freycinet to Bay of Fires

While the southern section of the East Coast, covered in Part One, is spectacular, the further north you go along this coastline, the better it gets and includes two of the most loved places in Tasmania: Freycinet National Park and Bay of Fires, along with many lesser known but also

A panorama of a white sand beach looking out to the ocean and cliffs beyond

A Wanderer’s Guide to: East Arnhem Land

Before we left Darwin to continue our Australia travels, we had one more Top End destination to tick off the list: East Arnhem Land. Located approximately 1,000 kilometres from Darwin on the Gove Peninsula, East Arnhem Land is one of the most remote places in Australia and also one of

Gibb River Road Part 2: East Kimberley and Mitchell Plateau

While the western portion of the Gibb River Road has most of the well-known highlights of the area, the eastern section has some iconic gems too. And to top it off, the Mitchell Plateau, home of Mitchell Falls, is the most spectacular of them all. MITCHELL PLATEAU For those with

Gibb River Road Part 1: West Kimberley (and Horizontal Falls)

The Gibb River Road, also known as the Gibb or GRR, is the most iconic track of the Kimberley. Once (and to a lesser degree, still) a stock route for cattle stations to the port towns of Derby and Wyndham, the Gibb is 660 kilometres of remote wilderness, showcasing some