Point Nepean Walk: Hiking to the Mornington Peninsula’s historic tip
On my right, glimpses of the untouched beaches and tranquil bay waters below beckon, while just a short distance to my left, the roaring waves of Bass Strait crash against craggy limestone cliffs....
View ArticleDangar Falls, Crystal Shower Falls & Wonga Walk (Dorrigo National Park, NSW)
Ancient ferns bow gently across the trail, and mossy tendrils hang from ancient trees. Your nostrils fill with the fragrant mixture of damp earth, decaying vegetation, and a cocktail of subtle scents...
View ArticleThe Goldfields Track (Bendigo to Ballarat): A walk through ‘Upside-Down Country’
At the height of the ‘Gold Rush’ in the 1850s, the rugged terrains of Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Central Victoria were sprawled with tents and makeshift abodes – impromptu villages pulsating with the...
View ArticleThe Fira to Oia Hike (Santorini, Greece)
Beyond the postcard-perfect views of Santorini and small villages perched on its cliff sides, I’d always heard tales of a captivating hike that stretches from Fira to Oia. A journey of approximately...
View ArticleAjloun Soap House Trail (Ajloun Forest Reserve, Jordan)
When travelling to Jordan, most people head to the south of the country where Petra and Wadi Rum are located. But the wild green mountains and unique flora and fauna of the Ajloun Highlands in the...
View ArticleKiama Coast Walk: A journey through Australia’s geological history
A sudden squall almost takes the map from your hands as you try to check your directions from the train station to Minnamurra Point. You assume this is nature’s way of confirming that, yes, you’re...
View ArticleThe best walks in Blue Mountains National Park
Etched firmly in my mind, the massive rocky escarpments of the Jamison, Grose and Megalong Valleys keep calling me back. They’re dotted with waterfalls that tumble into rainforested valleys below....
View ArticleAdventureland Zipline & Sky Bike (Huasteca region, Mexico)
Mexico’s wastland is awash with all kinds of outdoor adventures, from exploring tropical beaches to traversing huge canyons and 2,000-metre (and more) mountain peaks. It will definitely surprise you....
View ArticleKilbirnie Peak: Luxury bell tent glamping in central Victoria
“Ohh. Myyy. Gooddd!” Lori’s excitement at the views from Kilbirnie Peak can’t be contained, but I’m totally speechless. We’ve just arrived at Kilbirnie Peak and slowly driven the rocky track to its...
View ArticleReview: EcoFlow Delta 2 Portable Power Station
On our recent Kilbirnie Peak trip, we had all the modern luxuries – they don’t call it glamping for no reason – but we still found ourselves wanting power where there was none. One of the perils of...
View ArticleMornington Peninsula walks: The best coastal and bush trails
Growing up on the Mornington Peninsula, I’ve experienced all the stunning landscapes and outdoor activities it has to offer. From the rugged cliffs of Cape Schanck to the peaceful estuaries in Mount...
View ArticleDiving into ocean photography: Tips from a pro
Image credit: Jake Wilton For a wannabe photographer (like me), there’s just as much beauty to be captured underwater as there is on dry land. The problem lies in learning the skills to do so....
View ArticleCampervan Chronicles: Planning an Australia or NZ van-cation
I wake to the sound of birds chirping and waves gently lapping at the nearby shoreline. I’ve had the most amazing sleep, and I’m so cosy and warm that I don’t want to get out of bed – but then I sit...
View ArticleReview: Bluetti AC2A Portable Power Station
Disclosure: Bluetti provided the AC2A for review. I thoroughly tested the product for two months, and Bluetti did not influence the opinions published in my review. Switching off? In this economy? Not...
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