Altitude to Adelaide
I wake up to the splash of a large bird softly gliding into the water as the sunlight brightens the inside of our tent. When I exit the tent, I am delighted to spot a pelican slowly paddling upriver. Apart from a few bird calls, the surroundings of our Murray River National Park campsite are […]
Fowlers Bay is a remote fishing village on the western edge of South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. It is surrounded by Fowlers Bay Conservation Park and the Nuyts Archipelago Marine Park. Together, these parks include the waters of the Great Australian Bight, sand dunes, rocky cliff faces, 4WD tracks and flat scrubland. With a range of […]
Located off grid and a long way from anywhere, the tiny fishing village of Fowlers Bay is overshadowed by the sand dunes encroaching on the northwest edge of town. Â Despite, or more likely because of, its remoteness Fowlers Bay gets nearly 8,000 visitors per year. Fowlers Bay is 12 km from the nearest paved road, […]
Camping can mean a lot of things – caravans, powered campground sites, bush camping, backpacking, even glamping – but they all offer a casual simplicity that is different from our day-to-day lives. Camping is a big calming breath that slows your pace and helps you focus, before diving back into hectic work schedules, city commutes, […]
There’s a surprising amount of history in and around Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park.  Known for its beaches, wildlife, and as a great place to camp, the national park also protects a variety of human and natural history. Human History Innes National Park, located on the southern tip of the Yorke Peninsula, has long been a […]
Altitude to Adelaide 