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Even with the longest stretch of straight road in Australia, the Nullarbor Plain is far from boring.

Strap on your helmet and get your bike ready to explore the various rail trails spreading throughout Australia.

Discover why this north-west coastal town is for the curious.

For today’s traveller, the Gippsland city is an ideal base to explore not only the coast but remote and fascinating mountain communities.

Luxury locations and experiences to enjoy around Australia with your caravan

Summer brings fun, sun, and plenty of warm-weather activities, and Discovery Parks has three South Australian parks that you should explore this year: Barossa Valley, Lake Bonney and Robe.

Caravan World speaks with Muriel Scholz, Caravan Parks Coordinator at Yorke Peninsula about why Yorke Peninsula should be number one on your holiday list

Victor Harbor is the land of sunshine, wildlife, surf, picturesque scenery, and history.

While South Australia and Western Australia shares similarities in scenery and remoteness, they are also vastly different

Popular Phillip Island is just 1.5 hours from Melbourne, Victoria, with hundreds of amazing luxury experiences packed into this tiny coastal sanctuary.

Located on the Newell Highway, Jerilderie is a must-see destination for all lovers of heritage history. From buildings to beautiful landscapes, to an infamous connection to The Kelly Gang, this town has something to offer all travellers.

Nestled in NSW’s Lachlan Valley, the Forbes Shire is brimming with stories, architecture, and sites from yesteryear.

You don’t need to be a country music fan to enjoy the Toyota Country Music Festival, Tamworth … join the others who make the pilgrimage to this summertime bucket-list event.

With walks, waterfalls, lookouts and much more, Halls Gap is a great place to visit at any time of the year.

Karijini National Park in WA’s Pilbara is filled with world-class attractions, the likes of which are found nowhere else in Australia.

The Dampier Peninsula is home to adventures of a different kind – only if you are willing to tag along

The stunning scenery of the Plenty Highway will make you immerse in the many cultural and historical points of interest along the way.

It has gorgeous beaches, an abundance of native wildlife and plenty of places to pull up a caravan. In fact, Phillip Island may well be the perfect short-stay destination.

Forget the movie — this meteorite crater has a long-lasting impact.

Here is a guide to some of the best outback and country events in Queensland!

El Questro Wilderness Park's magical landscape is a drawcard for the adventurous who dream of far-flung odysseys.

The remarkable regrowth and revitalisation of this beautiful corner of Victoria following the 2019-2020 bushfires is awe-inspiring.

Glorious solitude and plenty of pre- and post-settlement history are the rewards for getting here.

While I am a big advocate for the Australian wine industry and production, I do sometimes skim the shelves in search of something ‘different’.

It’s amazing to consider the accumulated knowledge of a group of travellers and what you can glean from each other.

Rated “main unsealed” on most maps, this 425km route is a good dry weather track, generally wide and well-maintained, with the occasional cow or kangaroo the only hazards.

In the blazing heat of the Pilbara you can still see scattered remains of one of the best-kept secrets of Australian involvement in WWII.

This NSW North Coast national park has a mix of secluded villages on a spectacular coastline with dozens of beachside camping opportunities.

The Goldfields of Victoria have a great deal to see and do, but you’ll find the gems hidden off the beaten track

Overshadowed by some of its neighbours, Dunsborough is nonetheless a picturesque spot

At the junction of four major roads, this town is the gateway to multiple areas

This tropical sandstone playground on the WA/NT border dishes up indigenous history, cabbage palms and gigantic beehive rock formations. If you can handle the heat, read on.

Wine Festivals are Back on the Calendar

Opal mining towns make for some of the most intriguing adventure destinations in Australia

Ulladulla is a South Coast NSW gem that perfectly balances indulgence and adventure

One of Australia’s oldest cities, Launceston has plenty to see and do and is also the perfect base to start your tour of the Tamar Valley

Follow this road to get amongst some of the best of Queensland’s tropical scenery.

Located in Victoria’s west, the Wimmera Mallee is a region for country-lovers, water-lovers, and roadtrippers of all kinds.

On the coast with scenic views all around, WA’s Kalbarri is a hub for ocean-based adventures

Forget the fancy — located at the southern tip of Ningaloo Marine Park is Gnaraloo Station, which has everything you need

Broome has always been an outpost, which is half its appeal. The other? White sand beaches, unusual waterfalls, and bucketloads of history

With rich land and fresh ideas matching the freshest of produce, the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail is a journey to feed your soul.

The town of Mareeba in Far North Queensland makes the perfect base to explore the beauty of the bush

Witchelina is a former pastoral property in SA’s arid north that gained conservation status 11 years ago. We headed up with Offline Campers to check out the glorious geology, thrilling 4WDing and isolated campsites that this red-dirt wonderland offers to those willing to go the distance.

Charlotte Plains Station provides a wonderful insight into its rich pastoral history and the challenges of daily life in the outback.

A journey along Australia’s highest all-season sealed road is one drive definitely worth doing

The peak of summer is upon us, so gather up your camping gear, swimsuit, sunscreen, and make a beeline for one of these incredible beachside camping spots

Adventure and beauty await on the Gibb River Road, one of the last wild frontiers of Australia.