We visited a natural wonder of Western Australia today, the spectacular Wave Rock, granite shaped by water. It gave the impression that the earth was twisting.
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The mystical Pinnacles Desert – A misztikus Pinnacles-sivatag
Feeding kangaroos, photographing koalas and wombats, sandboarding, seeing and eating lobster, admiring the Indian Ocean, exploring the unique and fascinating formations of the Pinnacles Desert – all these, plus more, were the happenings of the day. Let’s see the details!
Scenes from the Margaret River region – Jelenetek a Margaret River régióból
Today we traveled south from Perth to explore Western Australia’s Margaret River region that is famous for its natural beauty, wineries, forests, caves, and unspoiled coastline.
The unique Rottnest Island – A különleges Rottnest-sziget
This island, a nature conservation area, is located not far away (33 kilometers) from Perth. It’s a special and popular destination because of its stunning white-sand beaches, picturesque scenery, but mainly because of its dwarf marsupials, the quokkas.
A glimpse of Perth – Röpke pillantás Perth-re
We made it to Perth, to the capital city of Western Australia! This city with its 2.3 million people (out of 2.8 million in Western Australia) is the fourth biggest in the country. Despite the large population, the city ranks highly on the global livability index.
Onboard the legendary Indian Pacific – A legendás Indian Pacific vonaton
Life on one of the most famous trains in the world for four days and three nights, all meals and all drinks included. Not a bad way of experiencing a unique part of Australia!
Sydney adventures – Kalandok Sydney-ben
How can five days do justice to this spectacular, huge, and diverse city? There is so much to see here! How can we squeeze in visits to the famous landmarks, historic sites, sandy beaches, and beautiful parks and gardens? Let’s see how and what we did.
Cruise on the Gordon River – Hajókázás a Gordon River-en
A unique adventure awaited us in the UNESCO Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. We experienced the untouched rainforest and the rugged history of Tasmania’s west coast.
The furtive Cradle Mountain – A rejtőzködő Cradle Mountain
In the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area lies the iconic Cradle Mountain, one of Australia’s most amazing sites. More precisely, it’s located in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. We were ready and excited to explore it.
The lovely Launceston – A bájos Launceston
Launceston, the largest city in northern Tasmania, in the Tamar Valley (and the third oldest in Australia) is a blend of old and new architecture. It can be explored easily on foot – and that’s what we did.
Hiking in Freycinet National Park – Túrázás a Freycinet Nemzeti Parkban
Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s east coast is best known for its spectacular coastal scenery. It includes the famous Wineglass Bay, which is regularly rated as one of the ten best beaches in the world.
Port Arthur convict colony – Port Arthur fegyenc kolónia
Port Arthur Historic Site is one of the 11 Australian convict sites on the UNESCO World Heritage list. It tells the story of the forced migration of convicts by the British Empire.