Hi, Welcome to our Ultimate Guide to Travelling Tasmania, Australia in a caravan or motorhome. We travelled this amazing state for 8.5 weeks (February and March) in our caravan and truck, and really wanted to pass on our know how and knowledge for you all. We started our journey, the same way many of you […]
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Tasmania, Australia’s southernmost state, is a land of diverse landscapes, rich history, and unparalleled natural beauty. There’s a treasure trove of wonders waiting to be discovered in the northwest and central regions. This is where you’ll find a unique blend of pristine wilderness, charming towns, and culture that beckons to be explored. In this post,
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Nestled at the southernmost tip of Australia, the island state of Tasmania boasts a breathtaking natural beauty that has remained relatively untouched by the modern world. While the whole island is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, Southern Tasmania, in particular, stands out as a region of unparalleled wonder and charm. Southern Tasmania
North-East Tasmania, with its pristine landscapes, tranquil coastlines, and charming towns, is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. Here, you can escape the crowds and immerse yourself in the unspoiled wilderness, connect with friendly locals, and witness breath-taking views that remain etched in your memory forever. In this blog post, we’ll take you through
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The Yorke Peninsula is a peninsula located northwest and west of Adelaide in South Australia. Just a couple of hours drive from Adelaide, making it a popular holiday destination for many. We did 14 Nights, all but one in the Yorke Peninsula Council Bush Camping Sites. 2 Weeks x $100/per week = $200, average $15/night,
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We spent close to 3 months exploring the coastlines of the Eyre Peninsula. We started in Whyalla and worked our way down the East Coast, to Port Lincoln, Lincoln National Park and then over to the West Coast starting at Coffin Bay and through to Ceduna (and everything in between). We think the Eyre Peninsula
We used to live in Darwin and we returned this year with our van for another visit. We absolutely love Darwin and think everyone should visit it at least once. Most people also think the best of Darwin is the Highway south to the National Parks (YouTube Vids to come, but Litchfield guide is already
After now completing the Gibb River Road for the 2nd time we think we are qualified to give you a Caravanning Guide. We have travelled one-way in both directions, 9 years apart, this guide will be a recommended one-way adventure from Broome to Kununurra. We will also include some of statistics and common damage we
Litchfield National Park is our favourite Northern Territory National Park. It is only a 50 minute drive from Darwin and many people do day trips, however we think to really experience all it has to offer you should definitely stay in the area for about 4 nights. I will set out a bit of a
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We are passionate snorkelers and a scuba divers, so coming to the Ningaloo Reef was a must do on our list when travelling Australia. Our goal was to snorkel as much as possible, in as many areas as possible and to see the diverse range of marine life known to live in the area. Wow,
