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Crocodiles in Kakadu: Yellow Water Billabong Wildlife Cruise Guide
Read more: Crocodiles in Kakadu: Yellow Water Billabong Wildlife Cruise GuideCrocodiles in Kakadu: Yellow Water Billabong Wildlife Cruise Guide A Yellow Water Billabong cruise in Kakadu National Park is one of those experiences that recalibrates what you think a wildlife encounter can be. Within minutes of leaving the boat ramp, you’ll see your first saltwater crocodile — probably a large one, 3 to 4 metres,…
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Best Sunday Markets in Australia
Read more: Best Sunday Markets in AustraliaBest Sunday Markets in Australia I have chased Sunday markets across this entire country, from the trestle tables of a tiny hinterland hall behind Byron Bay to the sprawling shed rows of Fremantle, and I can tell you the Sunday market is where Australia actually shows up. Not the airbrushed postcard version, the real one:…
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Best Jet Boating Experiences in Australia
Read more: Best Jet Boating Experiences in AustraliaBest Jet Boating Experiences in Australia There’s a moment in every jet boating ride when the driver goes quiet, the engine drops a note, and you realise something is about to happen. Then the whole boat spins flat and hard across the water, spray goes up like a wall, and everyone screams at once. That’s…
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Litchfield National Park: The Complete Guide
Read more: Litchfield National Park: The Complete GuideLitchfield National Park: The Complete Guide Ask any Territorian where to send first-time visitors and you’ll get the same answer almost every time: Litchfield. Not Kakadu, not Uluru — Litchfield National Park, tucked away about 1.5 hours south-west of Darwin, Northern Territory. It’s the kind of place where you can be standing under a waterfall…
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Best Gemstone Fossicking Spots in Australia
Read more: Best Gemstone Fossicking Spots in AustraliaBest Gemstone Fossicking Spots in Australia There’s a particular kind of magic in kneeling beside a muddy creek with a sieve in your hands, swirling gravel around and around, and suddenly spotting a flash of blue winking up at you from the wet stones. That’s fossicking — the very Australian pastime of hunting for gems,…
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Best Zipline Adventures in Australia
Read more: Best Zipline Adventures in AustraliaBest Zipline Adventures in Australia There’s a very particular kind of quiet that hits you thirty metres above a rainforest floor, strapped into a harness, toes curled over the edge of a wooden platform, about to trust a steel cable with your life. Then you push off, the wind fills your ears, and the whole…
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Best Gin and Whisky Distilleries in Australia
Read more: Best Gin and Whisky Distilleries in AustraliaBest Gin and Whisky Distilleries in Australia I still remember the first time someone handed me a dram of Tasmanian single malt in a tiny bar in Hobart and told me to forget everything I thought I knew about whisky. I laughed, because I’d spent years assuming Scotland and Japan had the whole game sewn…
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Best Surf Schools on the Gold Coast
Read more: Best Surf Schools on the Gold CoastBest Surf Schools on the Gold Coast There’s a reason the Gold Coast is where half of Australia learned to surf. I’ve paddled out on beaches from Byron to Broome, and nowhere else packs so many forgiving, sandy-bottomed beach breaks so close together, with warm water for most of the year and a surf culture…
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Byron Bay to Nimbin: The Ultimate Day Trip Guide
Read more: Byron Bay to Nimbin: The Ultimate Day Trip GuideByron Bay to Nimbin: The Ultimate Day Trip Guide If you’ve spent more than five minutes in Byron Bay, someone has probably already mentioned Nimbin to you — usually with a raised eyebrow and a knowing smile. It’s the little rainbow-coloured town tucked into the hills of the Northern Rivers that’s been marching to its…
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Best Day Trips from Canberra
Read more: Best Day Trips from CanberraBest Day Trips from Canberra Canberra gets a bad rap as a city built for public servants and roundabouts, but ask anyone who actually knows the region and they’ll tell you a different story. The real magic of Canberra isn’t inside the city at all — it’s everything within an hour or two’s drive of…