Part one: Tasmania’s northwest coast

Diverse landscapes, untouched beaches, an abundance of wildlife and wholesome local produce... whats not to love?

Every year more than 250,000 tourists from all over the world visit this remarkable place. Before planning our Australian road trip we knew this was one of those places we could not miss. Here is all you need to know when visiting this iconic Australian destination.

All you need to know when planning to visit Coober Pedy- The quirky, wild, opal-mad town in South Australia.

Here is your guide to exploring Karijini National Park. We go through the best hikes, our favourite gorges, where to camp and what we would change next time we visit.

After three relaxing days at Manning Gorge, we set off on the short drive to Hann River (free camp) stopping at Barnett River Gorge. If you are wanting to visit Barnett River Gorge make sure you are following WikiCamp as it is not signed. It is a short walk to the gorge and be prepared to get lost as there are no signs or visible tracks. The only markers to stay on the path are rock piles.

We have recently completed the Gibb River Road and it was an absolute adventure of a lifetime. We share what we got up to, where we explored and all our best tips when it comes to one of the best drive in Australia.

We search and find one of the best free camps we have even been to! A couple of cool creek crossings and we got to the amazing Kalgan Pool!

Our first main few stops on our journey around Australia were some awesome free camps as we had our eyes set on getting to Karijini National Park. Though we were also not keen on driving long hours, so we decided that we would break up the drive into 3 or 4 days. We probably averaged about 3 hours of traveling per day, therefore, not to rush in the mornings and still have plenty of light when we got into camp at the end of the day.

We continue our road trip up Western Australia’s Coral Coast, visiting Quobba Station, Red Bluff, Warroora Station and all the amazing places to visit in Exmouth and Coral Bay.

When visiting Western Australia, exploring the Coral Coast is a must. We will step you through a suggested itinerary for the perfect adventure along the Coral Coast road trip! Whether you have a week or two weeks this incredible part of Western Australia will not disappoint!

One of the most popular day hikes in WA is Bluff Knoll. Situated in the scenic Stirling Rangers, Bluff Knoll is the second highest peak in Western Australia. At 1,099 metres above sea level, it is the perfect day hike for any adventurer.

Landscape photography is a big part of what we do. So we are always on the lookout for the best of the best. Check out these 5 photographers who are at the top of their game!

A day trip to Rottnest Island is the perfect escape during summer. The short 30 minute ferry ride from Fremantle or 40 minutes from Hillary’s Boat harbour will make you feel as though you have stepped out of the city onto an island paradise…

A lot of thought went in to what type of canopy we wanted, would it be a jack-off? What size did we want? and what accessories did we want to put in it. This is what we have built so far…

If you’re planning or dreaming of a road trip along Western Australia’s South Coast this summer you do not want to miss the opportunity to visit these places. With breathtaking beaches, cute country towns and slower days to enjoy.

After another relaxing morning in Jabiru we decided to go and check out the Bowali Visitor centre to check tide times for Cahills Crossing. We decided to go a few hours before high tide to see the river change direction (due to the tide). We saw crocs…

We arrived in sunny warm Darwin from Perth in the afternoon and were instantly greeted by the laid back, relaxed vibe and warm tropical weather. We arrived at our hotel on the outskirts of the city and headed straight to the waterfront for a drink and something to eat. We were recommended Chow, which did not disappoint.

Over the last 12 months, we have done quite a bit of traveling and camping around WA. We have been lucky enough to stay in some quite spectacular spots, some well-known, some less-known. So, we’ve put together a list of our 5 favourite places we have stayed.

5 of our favourite aussie travel accounts that take amazing photos and visit some of the most scenic places in Australia, if you’re not following them already you better start!