A lot of people ask us what an Adventure Tours trip will actually be like. What sort of stuff do you do? Who do you do it with? In what …
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American comedian Arj Barker once came up with an experiment to put the Australian vernacular to the test. Suspicious of what he was sure were just made-up words sprinkled into …
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We’d only just started our walk, departing Cradle Mountain Lodge and heading out onto one of treks available through the Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park. I’d just …
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Canada and Norway may have dominated the Instagram landscape in recent years (turns out fjords and pristine glacial lakes scrub up all right). But Australia is no slouch when it …
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When you’re stuck in the meeting from hell, it’s easy to distract yourself with visions of exotic beaches, African savannah or some sun-soaked Tuscan Villa. But really, there’s some pretty …
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Visit Uluru at dusk and you might be surprised to see the ground suddenly light up in technicolour bursts. These blooming fields of vivid yellow, purple and pink are part …
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If you live on the Australian mainland, there’s a good chance Hobart isn’t on your foodie radar. It’s a city that’s continually underestimated, except by those lucky enough to visit. …
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I’m listening to the beating heart of the Australian rainforest – a symphonic chorus of tweets and croaks against the low drone of cicadas – as I paddle down the slow-moving …
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Stretching from the ancient baked plains of the Kimberley to the tropical escarpments of Cape York, northern Australia is home to some of the rarest ecosystems – and oldest cultures …
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How a Toilet Break Changed the Timeline of Indigenous Australian History
by David Nagleby David NagleAustralia’s a land made for road trips. But mix big distances, high temperatures and lots of liquid, and you’ve got yourself a lot of bathroom breaks. Your average call of …
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Can you drive from Cairns to Uluru? You bet! Adventure Tours Austraila just launched a brand new 7-day overland journey: Reef to Rock.
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Hobart may attract all the limelight, but leafy Launceston is happy to play second fiddle – so long as it’s given free reign to break out into a solo every …
