A visit to far north Queensland promises to be hot. There’s a reason they call it tropical. Because there will be days where the heat is unbearable, the sweat dripping in buckets from your forehead. And of course, you’ll want to go for a swim. But remember, you’re in croc country. So, the ocean is … Read more
If you’re looking for a short hike and fresh water swimming hole not far from Cairns, then a visit to Clamshell Falls will be the perfect half-day trip. These cascading waterfalls and natural swimming holes provide the perfect setting for a packed lunch and refreshing swim without having to worry about crocodiles! Another selling point … Read more
There’s no doubt that waterfall chasing is a serious spot in tropical north Queensland. But similar to Bali, you don’t want to be visiting the same waterfalls on the tourist trail, as brilliant as they are. On our second trip back to Far North Queensland, we made a point to hunt down some lesser known … Read more
A long hike with the chance of coming face to face with a cassowary or slithering serpent is worth the trek and risk when the reward is breathtaking views from an infinity pool at the top of Windin Falls. We ventured to this beautiful spot during October on our epic road trip in tropical north … Read more
When you set your eyes on Ellinjaa Falls, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a scene from Fern Gully. One of three waterfalls which make up the Millaa Millaa waterfall circuit, Ellinjaa Falls is particularly special to visit in the wet season. The water tumbles over a series of lava columns and if you visit … Read more
A road trip through tropical north Queensland means days chasing waterfalls, meandering under rainforest canopies and searching for secluded coves along the winding coastline. Fortunately, some waterfalls and swimming holes are easier to reach than others and thankfully, Josephine Falls falls into this category. Located on the edge of Wooroonooran National Park, we were fortunate … Read more
Long touted as the “third option” behind Sydney and Melbourne, our beloved home / adopted city requires no ranking in our eyes. Visiting Brisbane means that you’re likely to be blessed with sunny days where the thermometer will barely drop below 20 degrees Celsius. A bustling new entertainment and dining precinct along the Brisbane River … Read more
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