A bit of relaxation, a dose of adrenaline, a few metres of snow, and some darn good beef pie. Here’s how to spend one week in New Zealand’s adventure capital.
We’ve all got that one place where no matter what, something will happen to balls-up a trip there. Pebbly Beach campground was once out of reach for us, until now.
7 days, 120km/hour winds, a few hairy tracks, plenty of dingoes and one comfortable swing in the hammock – safe to say Fraser Island was packed with unexpected adventure. Here’s what went down.
With 2,137km of coastline, there are plenty of spots to set up camp on the beaches of NSW. We weren’t expecting much when we rolled into Harrington, but what more could you ask for in a quiet seaside town?
With so many options for hiking boots out there, it’s not a simple task to choose a pair that’s right for you and your adventure. When I asked a community of explorers for their advice, here’s what they had to say.
Set up camp at Kylie’s Beach, take a hike to see the gap, scramble over rocks between Diamond Head – for a place with the name “crowdy” in it, you’d think there’d be more crowds.
Go to Thredbo, catch the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift, walk through the snow, see the summit from afar, then return to the pub. You’ve earned yourself a beer.
