Australia Adventure Blog

May is a wonderful time to visit the Northern Territory! Darwin and the Top End have well and truly moved into Dry Season and while the nights in the Red Centre get a bit chilly now, the daytime temperatures are perfect for exploring the desert without the risks of a heat stroke. 

The month of June marks the start of the winter season in Tasmania. As temperatures start to fall and the days become shorter, the island comes to life with art installations, music performances, and light displays. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Tasmania in June.

At a stately 340 million years, the Jenolan Cave network is the oldest open cave system in the world and are absolutely spectacular. Located in the beautiful Blue Mountains World Heritage Area the Jenolan Caves are only a couple of hours drive from Sydney and make a great day or overnight excursion.

Superlatives, Superlatives and more Superlatives! Yes, we all know the Great Barrier Reef has nice diving, however, it’s certainly not the be all and end all of the diving in Australia. Let's face it unless you get right out to the actual outer reef you can't help comparing the diving to places like Egypt’s “Red Sea” or Fiji’s coral coast and there are at least half a dozen other well-known diving locations with similar diving.