Your Comprehensive Guide to Health
Is it possible to walk the “Great Ocean Road” all the way? You can indeed cover the 240-kilometre stretch of Victoria’s southern coast on foot, but be warned: it’s not a continuous walking track. You’ll be trudging along narrow road shoulders, dealing with traffic and private land issues, and some bits are just plain not…
Most couples come to me with a “What’s the best month for a wedding in Melbourne?” question as soon as they start seriously thinking about planning their big day – especially when they’re going around looking at different Melbourne wedding venues that fit their style. And with good reason – Melbourne’s weather is notorious for…
Ayers Rock, also known as Uluru, is more than a natural wonder – it’s a symbol of Australia’s ancient landscape, Aboriginal culture and connection to country. 348 metres above the desert floor and 9.4 kilometres around the base, this sandstone monolith sits in the heart of the Northern Territory’s Red Centre. As thousands of visitors…
Katherine Gorge, in the heart of Nitmiluk National Park in the Northern Territory, is one of Australia’s most famous natural wonders. When planning a trip to this amazing destination, people often ask: Is the road to Katherine Gorge sealed? Good news, the road to Katherine Gorge is fully sealed, so you can get there with…
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most beautiful coastal drives, stretching 243 kilometres along the southeastern coast. It’s famous for its beaches, coastal views, rock formations and rainforests. This iconic drive has incredible ocean views, waterfalls and a beach community. The journey takes you through charming seaside towns, along impressive sections of coastline…
Phillip Island toursPhillip Island is a nature lovers and wildlife enthusiast’s paradise, where you can see cute koalas in their natural environment. With its elevated boardwalks, Australian bush and conservation efforts, it’s one of the best places in Australia to see koalas in the wild. Planning an Australian trip and wondering where to see hairy…
Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia is one of the most beautiful and ecologically diverse places in the country. Spanning almost 20,000 square kilometres it is home to a multitude of ecosystems, ancient Aboriginal rock art and an incredible array of wildlife. So is Kakadu National Park man made? Not Man Made…