If you plan to be one of the 250,000 annual visitors to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, you can now enjoy panoramic views from viewing platforms that are landscaped into the dunes offering views over the desert oaks to both Uluru and Kata Tjuta. The viewing area is 3 kilometers from Ayers Rock and incorporates …
With cheap airfares and regular flights, it might seem silly to resort to any other kind of transportation when travelling in Australia. But we’ve never met anyone who disliked taking a “roadie” or road trip around the country. In fact, you’re hard pressed to find a better way to explore Australia’s beauty. Whether it’s cruising the highways, …
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National and State by State Updates for Travelling around Australia and for Travel Businesses in Australia The 31 links below (some are PDF docs) will help explain current travel restrictions in Australia during the relaxing of COVID-19. The aim of most policies is to reduce the possibility of a second wave of infection which may …
A few years ago, I decided to take my niece and nephew (ages five and eight) to Tasmania for the September school holidays. My plan was to pack up the car and ship over to Tassie with a rough itinerary. I had booked all the accommodation but I figured the rest would fall into place. …
There are few places as remote as Australia’s Northern Territory. It inspires images of a certain raw, primordial quality, and the Northern Territory lives up to this. The largest city (and state capital), Darwin, would be a medium-sized city anywhere else with a population of around 150,000. This is where you’ll start your trip, and it’s …
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