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Coves, Bays and Coastal Wonders 1
Tasmania’s coastline is a masterpiece of nature, where serene bays, hidden coves, and dramatic coastal wonders come together to create an awe-inspiring landscape. The bays, often sheltered and calm, their waters glistening under the Tasmanian sun. Tucked away along the rugged shoreline, the coves are like secret hideaways, accessible only to the most adventurous. Their crystalline waters lap against pristine, sandy beaches, framed by towering cliffs and dense, verdant forests. From the jagged rock formations of the Tasman Peninsula to the sweeping vistas of the Bay of Fires, Tasmania’s coastal wonders are a testament to the island’s untamed beauty, offering both tranquility and a sense of raw, natural power. Each corner of this enchanting coastline tells a unique story, inviting explorers to lose themselves in its remote, untouched splendour.
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Coves, Bays and Coastal Wonders
Tasmania coastline is a masterpiece of nature. Serene bays, hidden coves and dramatic coastal wonders come together to create an all inspiring landscape. The bays offer shelter and calm waters. Tucked away along…
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Freycinet Peninsula
On Tasmania’s east coast, the Freycinet Peninsula curves into the Tasman Sea in a sweep of pink granite peaks, white-sand beaches, and waters so clear they seem lit from below. It’s a place…
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My Fishing Mate
The famous quote, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey” by American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson captures the moment I met Lino. I was fishing off Ellis Beach in Queensland, when I noticed…
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Atherton Tablelands Waterfall Quest
Apart from escaping the southern winter months, our primary focus on this trip was to explore the Atherton Tablelands in Tropical North Queensland. The area is a mix of rainforest, wetlands and savannah.…
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Ningaloo Nyinggulu- Osprey Bay
Spent three and half weeks here and loved it. There were three days of constant high winds and strong gusts causing most of us camped here to take our awnings down. Better safe…
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Pindan Dust
Long distant travels on red dusty roads are a signature of the Aussie outback. The fine dust gathers in a cloud, billows into the air enveloping everything in its path, and then gently…
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The Best of the Wet in the Dry- Gibb River Road
Looking back on the last few weeks all I can say is, many people have been affected by the unseasonal rains that hit the Kimberley in Western Australia. Well laid plans were constantly…
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A Dash to the Crossing
We left El Questro Station at 8 am this morning. We crossed the Pentecost River and drove out to the HWY along the corrugated road. Water levels had risen on a number of…
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We Nearly did the Gibb River Road!
Sometimes the best laid plans can just go ‘poof‘ up in smoke or in our case down from a cloud. We travelled over 6000 km to finally tick off another bucket list item;…