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To swim with the whale sharks at Exmouth.

Member: Hugh D (WA)

All the pre planning. After many hours planning, phoning and pawing over maps, tomorrow we head of north. Exmouth our destination, then back to Perth via a mixture of roads....

Created: 01 Aug 2024 04:26 Views: 1435

ExplorOz Podcast Ep 11: Crossing the Nullarbor - Perth to Sydney: Travelling around Australia 2024

Member: ExplorOz - David & Michelle

In this episode, we dive into the first stage of our year-long journey around Australia. We discuss our transition from a three-month trial to a full-scale expedition,...

Created: 03 Feb 2024 05:00 Views: 1802

The ExplorOz Podcast Trailer Is Live!

Member: ExplorOz - David & Michelle

Hi everyone, We can hardly contain our excitement. The "ExplorOz: Australian Offroad Adventures and Mapping" podcast trailer is now live, and the insight into the podcast is waiting for you....

Created: 10 Oct 2023 13:27 Views: 3177

Hold onto Your Akubras: The ExplorOz Podcast Trailer Drops This Coming Tuesday!

Member: ExplorOz - David & Michelle

Hi ExplorOz Community As you know, we're all about sharing the thrill of Australian outdoor exploration. And we've got something exciting lined up for you all....

Created: 06 Oct 2023 19:00 Views: 2751

2023 Big Trip – Blog 7 Sunday 25 June – Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary

Member: Christopher W3

Before I start on the blog of the last few days, I have an addendum to our trip across the Great Central Road. On the Sunday we also called into Lasseter’s Cave, which is a point of interest....

Created: 26 Jun 2023 12:33 Views: 1481

2023 Big Trip – Blog 7 Sunday 25 June – Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary 1

Member: Christopher W3

Before I start on the blog of the last few days, I have an addendum to our trip across the Great Central Road. On the Sunday we also called into Lasseter’s Cave, which is a point of interest....

Created: 26 Jun 2023 12:33 Views: 2357

Binns Track - June/July 2022

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Over the years we have travelled various sections of Binns Track, but never done it in its entirety, so with no set time frame, Fiona and I decided to do the full drive and finally get the drive ...

Created: 28 Feb 2023 11:52 Views: 6618

Flood damage on the Stuart Highway north of Port Augusta.

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

When remnants of ex Tropical Cyclone Tiffany struck many Outback locations across South Australia in late January 2022, some locations received hundreds of millimetres of rainfall that has ...

Created: 20 Feb 2022 16:21 Views: 5611

Horseshoe Top End - Flinders Ranges Little Gem

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

When we think of the Flinders Ranges, one would immediately think of places like Rawnsley Park, Wilpena Pound, Blinman or Arkaroola, but I bet most would never have heard of Horseshoe Top End....

Created: 11 Jul 2021 01:28 Views: 7250

Eringa

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

When you think of Outback South Australia, most people would think of waterless and desert country that is not be suitable for human habitation.

Created: 27 May 2021 16:16 Views: 4532

Tanami Track

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Linking Alice Springs in the Northern territory with Halls Creek in Western Australia, the iconic Tanami Track stretches for around 1050 kilometres, with more than 800 of that being dirt....

Created: 06 May 2021 10:21 Views: 8240

Murray River Locks, Weirs and Barrages

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

The Murray - Darling catchment area in Australia covers the Murray and Darling Rivers systems and all their tributaries that extends from Queensland,...

Created: 27 Mar 2021 15:51 Views: 9243

The Old Coach Road - Chowilla Game Reserve

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

If there is one drive that is so special to us when we are in the Riverland, a drive we have done countless times over the years, it’s the Old Coach Road through the Chowilla Game Reserve,...

Created: 13 Mar 2021 15:32 Views: 5344

Waukaringa Goldfields - Outback South Australia

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

In early 1873 James Watson discovered gold in the hills north of Yunta, but this new discovery did not cause too much attention, as the economy at that time in South Australia was healthy and ...

Created: 09 Feb 2021 16:46 Views: 11014

Coward Springs - A true oasis in the desert.

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Coward Springs There were numerous early explorers around the Mound Springs area, but it was not until the 28th October 1858 that Coward Springs was finally discovered and named by Peter ...

Created: 06 Dec 2020 08:05 Views: 6668

Abminga Railway Siding

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Here is one for all the Railway buffs. Do you know where the most remote Railway Siding is located in South Australia ? Do you know it once played an import part as a staging point for a ...

Created: 01 Dec 2020 09:40 Views: 7302

Do you ever explore areas that are not on a tourist drives ?

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Right around Australia, there are many special places that are not generally know or publicised. The reason being, they are not promoted and it seems only locals in that area get to know about ...

Created: 28 Nov 2020 07:49 Views: 6733

Visiting South Australia’s Latest Silo Art - Cowell

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Early in November, South Australia’s latest painted Silo Art Site, in Cowell on the Eyre Peninsula was complete and it was put on our bucket list to visit,...

Created: 03 Dec 2019 14:18 Views: 10006

Perth to Broome itinerary for 4WD camping trip

Member: Member - Maccaman194

Hi I have tried searching the blog but can't see what I need. If someone has experience of 4wd and camping trip about 3-4 weeks duration from around Perth or Monkey Mia to Broome,...

Created: 23 Sep 2019 08:33 Views: 6175

Cape York – August 2018

Member: Stephen L (Clare) SA

Cape York – August 2018 As Witnessed from a First Time Visitor to the Cape and not knowing what to really expect. This Blog is written as a “First Time Visitor” to Cape York, as like me,...

Created: 03 Jan 2019 23:34 Views: 14280

Aussie Adventures Pt 10

Member: Member - Muncey 72

We say goodbye to Cairns and head south today our destination being Mission Beach. On the way we stop at Josephine Falls for a look, which is a lovely spot....

Created: 19 Jul 2018 18:17 Views: 6331

Aussie Adventures Pt 9

Member: Member - Muncey 72

We awake again to overcast skies and a wet camp. We head back north to just passed Mossman, sugar cane fields everywhere right up to the road side in some places....

Created: 07 Jul 2018 15:04 Views: 6280

Aussie Adventures Pt 7

Member: Member - Muncey 72

A slow start today as there was such a heavy due we had to wait until the camper had dried out. Would rather pack it up dry than wet and avoid any potential mold issues....

Created: 22 Jun 2018 21:20 Views: 5981

Aussie Adventures 2018 Pt 3

Member: Member - Muncey 72

We leave Karijini behind and hit the Great Northern Highway there are so many road trains on the highway. We hardly see a car just 4 truck road trains most approx. 60 meters long....

Created: 04 May 2018 15:51 Views: 7370

With the big day finally here, we are up early and on the road by 4:30am. The first 3hrs were very quiet in the car with the kids asleep and Maz and myself deep in thought about what the next four ...

Created: 26 Apr 2018 21:02 Views: 6344

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