
Warren Gorge Campground
Warren Gorge camping in the Flinders Ranges. Cost $15 per night per vehicle. Drop toilets, dogs allowed, fires allowed, walking trail.
Kelly has a Bachelor of Ecotourism and a passion for the natural world. Before her life as a full-time traveller and freelance writer, she was a personal trainer and has also worked as a snorkelling guide on the Great Barrier Reef. Kelly has written, and published, educational children's activity books and is now dabbling at writing a cookbook. She has raised three sons, operated her own business and spent two years travelling around Australia - towing a fishing boat and living in a tent. Kelly and her hubby now live on their 45ft sailing yacht. They plan to sail slowly around the world, visiting as many places as possible.
Warren Gorge camping in the Flinders Ranges. Cost $15 per night per vehicle. Drop toilets, dogs allowed, fires allowed, walking trail.
Things to do in Coober Pedy – Old Timer’s Mine, Breakaways Conservation Park, Dog Fence, Underground church, underground hotel, caravan park and accommodation. We also found a place pertaining to have the “best pizza in Australia”… but is it?
Alice Springs and the MacDonnell Ranges. Stunning scenery, Standley Chasm, Simpsons Gap, N’dhala rock art, a ghost town and old gold mines. Accommodation – camping.
Camping road trip from Darwin to Tennant Creek. Florence Falls, Mount Bundy Station, Mataranka, Daly Waters, Tennant Creek. Campgrounds & attractions, things to do.
Welcome to Central Australia’s ghost town. Established soon after gold was found in 1887, Arltunga was the first town to spring up in Central Australia, and soon some 300 people lived in there. Eventually, Arltunga had a police station, post office, as well as the government battery and Cyanide Works.
Florence Falls at Litchfield National Park is a great place to swim in refreshing waterfall water. The 2WD campsite at the falls is good. Great value with good amenities, large campsite, firepits and hot-plates. Magnetic Termite Mounds, 4WD Tracks and lots of walking tracks. There are also many waterfalls to visit.
Now there is another reason to visit Darwin! Not only is Darwin a melting pot of culture, natural beauty, markets and outdoor activities; it is now very much a place to visit if you are an art lover. Darwin has always had a rich culture of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art, and now it has a heterogeneous street art scene. #streetart #darwin #australia #northernterritory #mural
Our latest yacht trip, aboard SY Nomad, began in Thailand, took us through Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia during a time when the world became paralysed by fears of coronavirus. Gunshots, lockdowns, enforced quarantine, storm, engine trouble, damaged sails.
Have you ever lost your passport while overseas? Or ended up in the hospital? When these things happen you will wish you had Travel insurance! This happened to us!
We explore the world by land and by Sea. Our home, and usual mode of transport, is Thorfinn, our Adams-designed yacht. Trains, planes and automobiles get us to all the other destinations!
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