Looking like gummy bears vomited on some hills, the Breakaways conservation park near Coober Pedy is definitely worth a visit. Two hours are well spent on the stunning views. Every lookout feels like a journey into a painting where pastels rule the world. Truly AWESOME! We even saw an amazing bearded dragon, sunbathing on the side…
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On our first visit to Mount Remarkable, we weren’t that impressed. We didn’t even blog about it! We were always jokingly referring to it as Mount Not-so-remarkable… how wrong we were! Looking for a cheap campground, we realized we camped on the wrong/less remarkable side of the mountain back in January. The actual National Park…
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Our first stop after leaving the Barossa was the Yorke Peninsula. We already visited this AWESOME place back in January, but we liked it so much, we came back for seconds! Cheap campsites, great live music, hospitable happy hours with old and new friends, (supposedly) great fishing spots, amazing wildlife, and cheap golf. What else…
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While Claudia was driving our car through the desert, my dad and I did a little trip of our own down the East coast. Well. a trip of about 3000 km in 12 days that is … Claudia dropped us off at Ayers Rock airport, and the two of us flew to Cairns, where we…
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Coober Pedy, September 12th 2017 Dear diary, It was Herman sneaking around my tent. I caught him in action this night. I had a really good night, knowing it was him. I arrived around noon today in Coober Pedy. I went to the underground campground where I made my bed. It feels a little bit…
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The Olga’s or Kata Tjuta are at least as impressive as Uluru. A walk in the Valley of the Winds is a nice hike. A sunset at the sunrise/sunset platform near Uluru is an amazing spot to experience sunset with all of the rocks in one view.
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The Red Center is a special place. Lots of red sand and then all of a sudden the immense rocks. I know it’s just rocks, the Olga’s and Uluru, but damn, there are worse rocks to look at. Especially at sunset Uluru is breathtaking. You can climb this beautiful giant, but we preferred not to,…
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We love our little hikes! And King’s Canyon is one of the most amazing hikes ever. After a drive of 160 kilometers over a gravel road, we got to see this spectacular canyon. The hike starts with a steep climb, but when you arrive at the top of the canyon, the views are amazing. We…
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How these AWESOME marbles got their shape, we forgot (as usual). Feel free to check the website! But they sure are beautiful and absolutely marbelous. Having a walk here at sunset or -rise is absolutely stunning. Just have a look, it’s just amazing!
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When you drive in the NT, you see a lot of termite mounds dressed up. Sometimes it even looks like there is someone standing in the bush, but don’t be mistaken: it’s just a dressed up termite mound! Obviously we HAD to do that as well! So after Tom’s AWESOME birthday party yesterday (we were…
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