The Barossa is a region located about an hours drive north of Adelaide that is famed for its vineyards and wineries. The Barossa is made up of several small towns, Nuriootpa, Tanunda and Angaston forming the central area. If you enjoy a drop of wine or are a bit of a foodie, then this is a… Read More The Barossa Valley
After a wonderful start to our trip on KI, we arrived on the mainland and said farewell to Emma’s parents Chris and Alan. We headed north to Gumeracha (pronounced Gum-er-ack-a), the home of the biggest rocking horse in the world. Emma was keen to climb it, but as it was stinking hot, we deduced that… Read More The Giant Rocking Horse
The ferry service to KI is run by Sealink. The cost to take your car across to the island is EXPENSIVE. We’ve been told that it is possibly the most expensive ferry per kilometre travelled in the world! The price is based on number of passengers plus vehicle and in our case, plus trailer… Read More Sealink Ferry
The final days of our KI adventure. We didn’t have much planned for New Years Eve. Then a rent-a-van turned up in camp looking for a place to stay the night. The camp hosts were out so they looked in on our camp. We immediately set out with calls of ‘no way, what are you doing… Read More Kangaroo Island: Part 4
So we’ve seen the seals (KI Part 2), what else is there to do? Well, there are heaps of walking trails on the island. Most of them are located in Flinders Chase national park, we tackled a few of them. Woodland Walk This is a short loop walk from the visitor centre and we spotted… Read More Kangaroo Island: Part 3
Hit The Toad 