Tag: National Park
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A Wanderer’s Guide to: Northwest Tasmania
Our wanderer’s guide to all the wonderful sights of Northwest Tasmania, including the awe-inspiring Cradle Mountain National Park
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Darwin to Tasmania: From Top to Bottom
TRAVEL DURING COVID TIMES During the first 18 months or so of living with the Covid epidemic, we were incredibly lucky that state lockdowns and border restrictions did not overly affect our travel plans. We had had a relatively lax regional lockdown in Perth for 9 weeks and a 5-day
![Sunset views from the top of a rocky escarpment overlooking vast green land](https://thewanderersatheart.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/82C2332B-F2BA-48CE-A75D-9776E59AD8B4-300x85.jpeg)
A Wanderer’s Guide to: Kakadu National Park
If you’re an adventure seeker looking to explore the beauty and culture of Outback Australia, then put Kakadu National Park high on your bucket list. Located in the Top End of Australia, east of Darwin, it is the nation’s largest national park. At approximately 20,000 square kilometres, it is almost
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A Wanderer’s Guide to: Litchfield National Park
Find everything you’re looking for in a classic Top End experience at Litchfield National Park!
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Darwin City and Weekenders
Northern Territory often has the reputation of being Australia’s adventurous “last frontier”, and its major city, Darwin, is the capital city that doesn’t feel like a capital city; things just seem to move at a different pace here. Although it’s Australia’s smallest capital city, there are a multitude of things