The next day we went to Devonport, where we arrived in Tasmania, and where we left from. After a 9 hour boat trip, we drove all the way to Echuca, which is on […]

Next we arrived at the capital, Hobart. While in Hobart we went to Mt Wellington. On top of Mt Wellington, the weather changed really quick and it was all freezing and snowing. The […]

Unlike the convicts who came before us, we freely went to Port Arthur. There were more than 1200 convicts that were sent to Port Arthur from 1830 to 1877. They were the convicts […]

We stayed one night at Coles Bay which in on the fringe of the Freycinet National Park. In the car park we saw a wallaby, this time it was alive not like the […]

At a date that I cannot remember, we arrived in the Bay of Fires. It has this name because of the red lichen that grows on rocks along the coast. We visited a […]

We said goodbye to Uncle Kelvin and Auntie Jan and traveled to Launceston. Soon after our arrival, we went to Cataract Gorge where we traveled by chair lift across the South Esk River, […]

After everything to do at Apollo Bay was done, we headed to the capital of Victoria, which is Melbourne, but we did not stay long. We all left on the Spirit of Tasmania. […]

While staying at Apollo Bay we went to the Otway Ranges and went on the jungle walk which was peaceful and relaxing until we went up the tower which saw us up in […]

On our third day at Warrnambool we went to the Great Ocean Road and we were surprised that it started nowhere near the sea. After finally reaching the sea, the first stop was […]

We left Mt Gambier and crossed the border into Victoria where we visited the Princess Margret Rose Cave. This was found by 2 farmers called Jack and Keith when they found a hole […]

When we left Victor Harbor, we traveled south along the Coorong and stopped at a point called Hell’s Gate. The Coorong is where the book Stormboy was set and it is a big […]

After the Barossa we went to Hahndorf which is a small German village because in the 1800s many German people were fleeing their country because the king of Prussia wanted them all to […]

After Woomera, we were on our way to Port Augusta where we did nothing for two nights. Then we made our way out to Quorn where we went on the Pichi Richi Railway […]

Soon after Uluru, actually 9 hours after Uluru, we arrived in Coober Pedy. There, we did many things like eat pizza and go on a self-guided tour around the Old Timer’s Mine where […]

We have spotted it! No, wait, it is the fake Uluru. It is really Mt Connor but 3 hours later we saw the real Uluru in all its glory, but we could not […]

We arrived late in the in the afternoon at Kings Canyon, and since we did not have enough time to do the Rim Walk, we went on the less exciting Creek Walk and […]

We stayed at Alice Springs for 2 nights. On arriving at Alice Springs, we went to the Camel Cup. This is held once every year and we arrived half way through the day, so we […]

On our way to Alice Springs, in the same day as Devil’s Marbles and Barrow Creek Telegraph Station, we also stopped at the suspected middle of Australia as proposed by John Stuart in […]

In the same day as Devil’s Marbles we stopped at the Barrow Creek Telegraph Station. This station is 1 of four remaining across Australia, and this station played an important part in connecting […]

The Devil’s Marbles are a stop on the way to Alice Springs and they started as a massive pile of granite under and above the ground which then have been eroded over millions […]

We pulled up in Tennant Creek at 2:30pm and we were all excited about the local Tennant Creek Show but it turned out that the show ended at 3pm. So  Dad booked us […]

After we left Darwin we went back to Bitter Springs. When night came we all slept in our caravan (where else would we sleep) and in the morning we were aroused by the […]

The day after Litchfield National Park we were all adventuring into Darwin. Whilst we were advancing, we found a wave pool and we did no more adventuring after that, instead we all stayed […]

After a good night at Darwin, we all went to the Litchfield National Park. The first stop in the park was the magnetic termites which are a completely different species of termites because, unlike […]

The morning after the morning that we went to Cutta Cutta Caves, we went back to Cutta Cutta Caves and we had a tour around the cave. Did you know the caves was […]

On the way to Katherine we stopped at Bitter Springs where we all went and floated down the relaxing 34 degrees stream. It was so relaxing we did it 4 times. The water […]

We finally crossed the border and it turns out to be Territory Day in the Northern Territory. We stayed at a pub called the Daly Waters Pub which was where Channel 10 were […]

We were traveling along the road when we saw Barkly Roadhouse. It was like an OASIS in the desert. It turns out that this oasis burns 500L of diesel every day to power […]

We drove into Mt Isa after stopping at McKinlay where Crocodile Dundee was filmed at the Walkabout Creek Hotel. We also had to stop and help some old people on the side of […]

Today we arrived in Winton, the dinosaur capital of Australia. The place stunk because the whole town is on bore water from the “Great Artesian Basin” and the shower was cold. Then we […]

After arriving at the Longreach caravan park we discovered that the caravan park had something that no other caravan park had. It had a pool and a spa, but they did not have […]

Yesterday in the morning, we were standing on the Tropic of Capricorn in Rockhampton, then later we arrived at the Blue Gem, which is a petrol station as well as a caravan park […]

My sister is looking at the bright deep ocean, whereas I am looking at our caravan which happens to be our home for the next 3 months. Two days ago we arrived in […]