Australia

Seven must-see places for your next backpacking tour of Australia, including Fraser Island, Uluru (Ayer’s Rock) and The Blue Mountains.

Ryan, while planning a trip to Australia, uses the classifieds pages on Gumtree, a local site that helps you find housing, campervans and more.

[D]id you know Australia has over 10,000 beaches? And its coast is more than 26,000km long? You get the picture: Australia’s beaches are far and wide. Campervan hire is one …

The Easter weekend is creeping up quickly but that doesn’t mean that it is too late to plan an exciting holiday over the four-day break. While some people may take …

Save money by going on an Australian Winter holiday. June, July and August are the best times to consider a budget trip to Australia.

Located just an hour’s drive from hustle and bustle of Melbourne, the picturesque Yarra Valley is home to a plethora of award-winning wineries.

Make the most of your western Australia road trip with stops at Ningaloo Reef and Millstream National Park.

[T]hat’s right! A free road trip down Australia’s stunning east coast! It sounds too good to be true right? Well in a sense, yes. But that’s why I said almost. …

An Australian road trip is definitely one of the best ways to experience the ancient landscapes and breathtaking scenery of the country.

Budget friendly ways of getting around Australia include long distance buses, renting a car, and hitchhiking.

Winding its way through the glacially carved landscape of central Tasmania, the Overland Track is one of Australia’s most iconic bushwalks.

A city with rich culture, spectacular food and vibrant shopping, Melbourne is a fantastic place to visit on a day lay-over.

Splendour in the Grass is Australia’s #1 winter music festival, drawing big name acts from Australia and around the world, such as Mumford & Sons.

The days of 3 Aussie bucks for a pound sterling are gone. Should Australia still be considered a value backpacking destination?

Hiring a campervan in Perth is a popular mode of travel for travelers – particularly one-way drives, and then flying home.

With relaxing ocean views and top facilities, the east coast of Australia is one of the best places in the world for camping.

Although New South Wales is the second largest wine producing state in Australia, it’s the number one when it comes to wine consumption.

Although the Snowy Mountains are in New South Wales, it’s about as far as you can get from anywhere else in the state – 460km from Sydney, to be precise.

Australia’s Snowy Mountains is one of the largest ski areas in the country, as well as a phenomenal area with national parks and walking trails.

Australian animals are iconic, and they are a big part of the adventure for travelers down under.