Blonde Animals On Bruny Island
Our first stop in Tasmania has been Bruny Island, which is just a fifteen minute ferry ride from the mainland of the east coast. Bruny is home to an unusually…
Wilson’s Promontory And A Tent Intruder
As we drove into in Wilson’s Promontory, the ancient rolling hills of eucalypt forest took our breath away. Massive round boulders, that have been smoothed by millennia of weather, are…
Week 3: A Weedy-Full Weekend
Victoria has some beautiful diving – caves, kelp forests, soft corals, shipwrecks and seals just to name a few attractions. We have sampled only a few dives sites here, but…
Week 2: Many Hands Helping in a Time of Need
This week has been a mixture of emotions. Shock and horror at the devastation of the Australian bushfires, combined with the joy of meeting wonderful, kind, and inspiring people. One…
Days 3 – 7: Diving Sinkholes in South Australia
After a mammoth drive crossing three states, we arrived in the seaside town of Port MacDonnell, just south of Mt Gambier. I had booked us a campsite right on the…
We Are Off! First Stop… Narooma
Day 1-2. We are finally on our way!! After talking about this for the last 4 years, we have jettisoned (most of) our non-essential possessions and set off on a…
360in360 featured on We Are Explorers!
We’re excited to share that we were recently interviewed by Alice Forrest for a We Are Explorers feature on our upcoming 360in360 adventure. After spending the majority of his time abroad, Scott…
360 in 360 Launch
Excited to announce the Launch of one of the longest social media events in Australia, 360 degrees around Australia in 360 days. This Challenge starts on the 1st of January…
Christmas Island Red Crab Migration
Christmas Island is part of the Australian Indian Ocean Territories and is the home to the most unique natural event, the red crab migration.