Nature

When most people think of Australia’s Red Centre, iconic images of Uluru and Kata Tjuta come to mind. But another geological marvel, Mount Conner, stands proudly nearby. Known as “Fool-uru” due to often being mistaken for its famous neighbour, Mount Conner is a striking mesa that offers a unique blend of geological and historical significance...Read More

In the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, amidst the vastness of the Northern Territory, lies a place of unique beauty and cultural importance – Walpa Gorge. As a part of the awe-inspiring Kata Tjuta, or Olgas, Walpa Gorge unveils the ancient geological forces that have sculpted this land over millions of years. However, beyond its...Read More

Embark on a captivating journey off the beaten path in Central Australia, where the awe-inspiring beauty of Kings Canyon awaits, nestled within the remote Watarrka National Park. Just a three-hour drive from the iconic Uluru, this geological wonder extends beyond its stunning landscapes, hiding captivating secrets that redefine our understanding of natural wonders. As you...Read More

We all know the sun is vital to our very existence, a fact signified in the Australian Aboriginal flag, which is made up of black, red and yellow. The red indicates the land and the colour of ochre, the black signifies the Aboriginal people, while the yellow circle between the two represents the sun, provider...Read More

It’s no secret that Australia is famous for its fauna. We are known all over the world for our unique wildlife, with animals such as wallabies and koalas charming would-be tourists and visitors, while, sadly, our snakes, spiders and “drop bears” have a less-positive reputation! You might think, given the sometimes harsh climate, that wildlife...Read More