ADVENTURE DESTINATIONS
Discover Australia's most spectacular hiking and camping locations
Blue Mountains Trail
Traverse the magnificent Blue Mountains with its dramatic cliff faces, eucalyptus forests and breathtaking panoramic views. This world heritage-listed area offers over 140km of walking tracks, ranging from easy strolls to challenging multi-day hikes. The iconic Three Sisters rock formation serves as a magnificent backdrop while you navigate through ancient valleys and cascading waterfalls. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate spotting native birds, wallabies and other unique Australian fauna throughout the journey.
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Kakadu National Park
Experience Australia's largest national park, where ancient Aboriginal rock art meets diverse ecosystems and stunning waterfalls. Kakadu offers numerous camping options from established campgrounds with facilities to remote bush camping for the more adventurous. Fall asleep under the stars while listening to the sounds of the wilderness and wake up to dramatic landscapes that change with the seasons. During the dry season, enjoy swimming in crystal-clear plunge pools beneath cascading waterfalls. The park's biodiversity includes over 280 bird species, saltwater crocodiles, and unique plant life.
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Larapinta Trail
Challenge yourself on one of Australia's most spectacular bushwalking and trekking experiences through the heart of the West MacDonnell Ranges. This 223km trail is divided into 12 sections, allowing hikers to tackle anything from day walks to the complete multi-week journey. Traverse ancient landscapes of red earth, dramatic gorges, and stunning ridgelines while experiencing the spiritual significance of this land to indigenous Australians. The trail offers primitive camping under brilliant star-filled skies and requires serious preparation due to its remote nature and challenging terrain.
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Wilsons Promontory
Perfect for families seeking coastal adventures, 'The Prom' offers pristine beaches, granite mountains, and abundant wildlife just a few hours from Melbourne. The well-maintained campgrounds at Tidal River provide excellent facilities including hot showers, BBQ areas, and a general store. Children will delight in seeing wombats, kangaroos, and emus wandering through the campground, while parents can enjoy the security of ranger presence. Gentle walking tracks suitable for all ages lead to spectacular white sand beaches like Squeaky Beach, named for the sound the quartz sand makes underfoot. Evening ranger programs offer educational activities for the whole family.
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