Discover Australia’s most unusual places—from pink lakes and remote outback wonders to bizarre rock formations, hidden islands, and surreal natural landscapes.
If you’re a hot spring enthusiast, a trip to Hot Water Beach on New Zealand‘s Coromandel Peninsula is an absolute must. Hot Water Beach is home to one of the most unique hot springs in the world. During a two-hour window, between high and low tide, visitors can dig a hole on the beach and…
Abel Tasman National Park in New Zealand is home to one of the most curious rock formations in the world. Geologists are endlessly fascinated by Split Apple Rock, a large granite boulder that appears to be perfectly split down the middle. Scientists are puzzled by the formation of this distinctive cleaved boulder. The most plausible…
When someone whispers “Sydney,” it’s hard not to picture the elegant sails of the Opera House or the stately arc of the Harbour Bridge. Yet, before soaking in these sights, most of us first tread the halls of Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD). Whether it’s your maiden voyage to this iconic city or you’re a…
Fiordland National Park in New Zealand is a place of unparalleled natural beauty that covers nearly 5,000 square miles of the country’s southwestern region. It is New Zealand’s largest national park and is home to various landscapes, from rugged coastlines to glaciated peaks, dense forests with turquoise-tinged lakes to steep cliff faces, and endangered wildlife…
Western Australia may often be overlooked in favor of the East, but it has a lot to offer that should make you think about what you’ll miss out on. If you love nature, Western Australia has endless blue skies, sandy beaches, and incredible rock formations in mountains and canyons. With the latter comes an even…
The Karlu Karlu, Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve features one of Australia‘s most striking and sacred landscapes. A collection of red boulders that look as though they were carefully sculpted and intentionally positioned have been the source of endless wonder and speculation since the first humans roamed the Australian Outback over 50,000 years ago. In 1870,…
It’s safe to say that in Australia, we do things a little differently. The land down under is known for many things, including swathes of tropical beaches, Aboriginal culture, adorable koalas and its rolling wine country, not to mention our easy-going, friendly attitude and penchant for amazing barbecues. But there is so much more to…
Australia has some of the most iconic tourist attractions and sights to see in the world. From the Great Barrier reef to Bondi beach, to the Sydney opera house. The country has many popular tourist destinations including the bustling city of Brisbane. This metropolis is one of the most populated cities in Australia, and for…
