Tag: Waterfalls
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North Queensland
Arriving back in Australia from Bali, Steve had mostly recovered from his Bali Belly ordeal, but we were about to face our next challenge. Money or lack there of! Steve’s family friend Becci was lovely enough to let us stay at her place for a little while longer and look after Noobi the greyhound while…
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Visiting Litchfield National Park
Venturing out of the Kakadu wilderness, we were about to enter our first capital city in a while, Darwin. We didn’t know a great deal about the place, other than it was supposed to be hot and humid and it definitely lived up to its reputation! Driving into the city, you definitely felt the military…
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A guide to the Gibb River Road, WA
It was finally time to put the troopy through its first extended off-road adventure, the renowned Gibb River Road. Our first tip for travelling the Gibb, is that if you are entering from the West, we advise stocking up in Broome rather than Derby. We took the second option and the Woolworths was very poorly…
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Photo of the week #11
Another waterfall photo as our pic of the week! This was taken at Maguk waterfall in Kakadu National Park after we had taken a quick dip in the water. We were a little nervous at the thought of freshwater crocodiles, but still took the plunge! I really like this photo as Lauren looks like she’s…
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Photo of the week #10
Apologies for missing more than a few weeks, can’t promise it won’t happen again though! But, hopefully you enjoy this capture from our time spent in the Northern Territory. I like this photo as it captures the joy we feel every time we finish a bush walk and it ends in a waterfall or swimming…
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Photo of the week #8
Back again for my favourite photo this week! This shot was in Karijini National Park and more specially Dales Gorge. This day of exploring gorges was probably one of our favourite days of the trip so far and I think this picture captures that. We couldn’t wipe the smiles off our faces when looking around…
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Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula
Again, apologies for the delay between posts to our passionate fans. After saying goodbye to Freycinet, we headed further down the Tasmanian East Coast with the goal of making it to Port Arthur. Along the way, we stopped and had a look around at the Tesselated Pavement at Eaglehawk Neck. A stretch of coastline formed…
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Freycinet National park
What’s going on, two posts in such quick succession, must be needing to pay the bills! After our time around the blue beaches of the Mid East coast of Tassie, we made our way down to one of Steve’s favourite areas, the Freycinet National Park which included the much photographed Wineglass Bay. In classic Steve…
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Bay of Fires and Friendly Beaches
After finishing messing around with mountains and waterfalls in the interior, we decided it was time to head to the east coast and much to Lauren’s delight, some beaches! On the way, we took the advice of a local and drove through the Mountain Biking town of Derby and decided to hire some bikes and…
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Russell Falls and Parsons Falls
Things are finally right with the world again, Trip Round Under has found some waterfalls! We actually managed to tick one of our biggest bucket list items for our trip on the way by finding a Platypus in the wild! We went on our second ‘Platypus walk’ of the trip, but this one was a…
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