He waka eke noa – we are all in this together. Well, Australia and New Zealand are anyway! It’s very exciting that the so-called ‘Trans Tasman bubble’ becomes reciprocal from…
There will be no mention of the ‘virus’ in this blog! Everyone knows to check for special entry conditions anywhere they go. Canberra, the capital city of Australia is a…
If you haven’t done South Australia’s iconic Barossa Valley, now is the time. If you want to go for Easter 2021 it’s time to make your bookings. Add on a…
Don’t have anyone to go on holidays with right now? Are you going to let that stop you exploring? Of Course not! A road trip is a great solo escapade….
It’s exhilarating to see animals in the wild that you will never see anywhere else in the world. Australia has some of the most unique native animals, some are easy…
Caveat – this blog is being written in December 2020 year of Covid. There is an air of excitement that international travel may be returning soon between New Zealand and…
Perth – the sunshine capital of Australia. A smaller more manageable city than the east coast giants but with so much to do within the city and very close by….
A history trail could virtually go anywhere in the Australian state of Victoria but there are some destinations that are really a must. Listed in order to make an itinerary…
7 Days – 5 Courses Highlands and East Gippsland Coast Even though Victoria is Australias smallest mainland state and certainly very manageable for road trips when considering a golfing safari…
The Limestone Coast – South Australia Beach – Adventure – Exploration – Wine…….. Spend at least a weeks on the Limestone Coast of South Australia. The contrast of things to…
Port Fairy in southwest Victoria is a quiet seaside town, its harbour denotes the end of what is known as Victoria’s shipwreck coast. It’s a popular destination for romantic long…
“Our land is gird by sea” says the National anthem of Australia. It sure is, nearly 36,000km before adding in all the islands, that equals a lot of sand and…
Part 2 of our ‘Secret Queensland’ series We know nothing is really secret anymore but in this COVID world, we are possibly travelling in our home country/state so you may…
Texas – 3 Days – Fort Worth, Dallas and Grapevine Texas is more than just cowboys and oil rigs, some of the most amazing galleries and museums can be found…
Nothing is really secret anymore, you have probably heard about some or most of these places but let us bring them back to the front of your mind. Queensland is…
1. PLANNING Plan your itinerary, you don’t have to strictly stick to it, but you need a plan. Have a plan A and plan B i.e. A If we like…
Drive Holiday Lookouts not to be missed. When on a driving holiday it can be a bit confusing which Lookouts are worth the diversion and which are not. Here is…
While international borders are closed dream and plan your next vacation. If you live in the US, support local tourism and tick a few places off your buck list. …
All successful travel needs planning, no more so than travelling with kids. The advantage of a family travelling in a Motorhome or Campervan is obvious from a cost perspective but…
Start planning for when all those kids go back to school and get off the beach and out of your way on the waves, it’s a great time to explore…
There are so so so many great golf courses in New South Wales we need to break it up into – north of Sydney to Brisbane and south of Sydney…
As lockdown is relaxed we are all keen to get out and hit the road. Don’t forget the drought and bushfire affected towns that have suffered the triple whammy, show…
To really see Western Australia – road tripping is the only way to go. The Margaret River and Albany areas are not only close (by Australian standards) to Perth but…
