The small and quaint harbour-side village of Strahan is one of the most isolated towns in Tasmania. Because of this, it doesn’t attract quite as many visitors as Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park, or Hobart. But Strahan has plenty to offer and should be on anyone’s Tasmanian itinerary. While it does take a bit of effort to reach, once you’re there you won’t...
On the day after our lovely train ride aboard the West Coast Wilderness Railway, we took another exciting trip (there’s never time to be bored in Tasmania!). This time, we took a cruise along the Gordon River. The Gordon River is one of Tasmania’s most striking natural wonders, and a cruise along it is an absolute must-do while visiting Strahan. I was really...
While the whole of Tasmania is full of wonderful scenery if you enjoy rugged wilderness as well as history, a trip to Tassie’s west coast is definitely in order. Because of its remote location, you might think that you can only explore the west coast if you’re a hiker; but that’s not the case. Both Strahan and Queenstown (the main towns of the west coast) are...
Last Updated: October 2026 Once upon a time, the small town of Walhalla was one of the richest gold regions in Australia. In 1862, when gold was discovered in this mountainous part of Victoria, people flocked to the area. They arrived dreaming of riches and many began working for the local mines. But because the area was so difficult to reach, a small settlement was...
Last Updated: October 2026 Victoria is full of hidden gems, and whenever we had the chance to escape Melbourne, we loved heading into the countryside to discover somewhere new. For the Australia Day long weekend, we decided to explore Glenrowan and the King Valley, a beautiful part of North East Victoria that we hadn’t spent much time in before. We booked a...
Last Updated: October 2026 Who doesn’t love a nice glass of Prosecco? For me, Prosecco brings back memories of summer, Italy, long lazy afternoons with girlfriends and sunny days spent sipping something cold and bubbly. Just hearing the word Prosecco puts a smile on my face! And I do love a good dry Prosecco. So, when we discovered that Victoria had its very...
Last Updated: October 2026 When we booked a long weekend in Glenrowan, in Victoria’s beautiful High Country, we had no idea that we’d end up discovering one of the region’s most colourful attractions: the North East Victoria Silo Art Trail. Our original plan was simple: explore the nearby King Valley, enjoy some delicious local wines and relax in...
That’s it! Another year has gone by again. It’s crazy just how quickly time flies by. 2018 has been another fantastic year for us, with lots of incredible travel experiences. We’ve visited five countries as well as exploring four Australian states and we’ve seen some amazing wildlife and done some crazy stuff. Choosing our top 10 experiences in 2018 wasn’t easy but...
Last Updated: October 2026 Just under two hours west of Sydney lies one of New South Wales’ most spectacular natural destinations, the Blue Mountains. Famous for their dramatic sandstone cliffs, deep valleys, beautiful waterfalls and endless eucalyptus forests, the Blue Mountains are a paradise for nature lovers, hikers and photographers. But there’s more...
Last Updated: October 2026 The Blue Mountains National Park offers some of the most stunning views in New South Wales. But unlike other national parks, you don’t have to be a super fit hiker to enjoy them. You can easily access some of the best viewpoints without walking very far from your car. In the Blue Mountains, you can also combine those awesome views with some...