The early morning air was cold, and getting out of our warm bed to go diving seemed like madness. But having visited Whyalla in cuttlefish season for the last five…
When our morning began with a young sealion hurtling down the beach towards us, like a puppy who has just been let off the leash, we knew it was going…
We may not be able to cross state borders yet, but the announcement that we could travel within South Australia from May 11th, meant we could finally continue our 360in360 project! So…
We have been camped down here on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula for almost a month now. Although this was our year to travel Australia, we have been making the most…
Wildlife Carers on Kangaroo Island, and Reasons to be Hopeful! Kangaroo Island was meant to be welcoming tourists back right now, to boost local businesses in the wake of the…
After six weeks exploring Tasmania, we are about to get the ferry back to the mainland (or if you’re Tasmanian, we are about to leave the mainland for the North…
It all started with trepidation on my part. Hiking 70km through a remote mountain range, carrying all food, camping gear, clothes and cameras for six days, could be a nightmare.…
Not only does Tasmania have some spectacular rugged landscapes, there is stunning underwater scenery to match. Most people don’t realise that a dive in Tasmania can be just as diverse…
Freycinet, pronounced Frey-cin-ey, is an absolutely stunning national park. We stayed one week in the national park campground, and although the amenities were basic, the surroundings and views were easily…
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…