The Bicentennial Tree in Pemberton is a lovely spot to visit, even if you don’t have a head for...
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If you’re driving down South West Highway, Balingup is a lovely little town to discover. Balingup is a two-and-a-half-hour...
I’m a big fan of the Fremantle Prison and pre-pandemic always took visitors there for a tour so I...
Not nearly as well known as the Swan Valley or the Margaret River region, the Ferguson Valley has a...
Is it possible to visit the south west and not go to Simmos Ice Creamery Dunsborough?! If you’re staying...
The Great Southern town of Albany may take a five-hour drive to reach, but my word, there’s a lot...
The remote Kimberley region is a breathtakingly beautiful area of Western Australia to discover. If you have a sense...
The Understory Art and Nature Trail in Northcliffe is a beautifully different reason to take a bush walk. Northcliffe...
The Manjimup Heritage Park is a wonderful place to explore when in the Southern Forest region of Western Australia....
When taking some time out in the Southern Forest timber town of Pemberton, be sure to stop at the...
Have you visited Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, near Dunsborough? A few years ago it enjoyed a $1 million upgrade, making...
One of the Great Southern’s most popular attractions, the Valley of the Giants, is found in beautiful forests near...
Albany Heritage Park is a must-do in the Great Southern. It is home to a number of interactive and...
Albany’s Historic Whaling Station Review Discovery Bay is home to Albany’s Historic Whaling Station. Operating for almost 26 years,...
Handasyde Strawberry Farm just outside Albany is a family-owned business and everything for sale is made in-house. Opened in...
With travel restrictions rife, it was time for me to visit my old childhood home – Geraldton. It has...
The HMAS Sydney II disaster is one of the most haunting tales of Australian maritime history and probably the...
WOW Illusions Review We had an overcast and cool day whilst on holiday in Margaret River, so needed to...
We normally use the Rottnest Express Ferry from Hillarys when travelling to WA’s most famous island. We live in...
Visiting Mangowine Homestead near Nungarin in the Wheatbelt is like taking a peek into the lives of the early...
Visiting Geraldton? Take a few hours to visit the Museum of Geraldton to delve a little deeper into the...
Looking at old farmyards has never been high on my sightseeing list but I happily made an exception for...
The Great West Australian Wave is alive and well and living in the Wheatbelt! We had a wander out...
Logue Brook Dam (or Lake Brockman as it was formerly known) is a fresh water lake built back in...
The Tin Horse Highway can be accessed east from the town of Kulin and is a great route to...
You may have heard about the lovely story behind the waterslide in Kulin. Click here to see the Kulin...
When you think “Wheatbelt” thoughts of sky high waterslides are probably not going to come to mind. Cue Kulin...
When visiting Wave Rock there is no better accommodation than the Wave Rock Caravan Park. Plenty of room and...
Walking through a carpet of Spring Western Australian wildflowers near Wave Rock, under a bright blue sky, listening to...
