The Lincoln National Park is located around 10km outside of the township of Port Lincoln. There are a number of camping sites located throughout the park that are accessible both by 2 and 4 wheel drive vehicles. We arrived at the entrance and filled out the self-registration for our vehicle. Luckily we had the correct change… Read More Lincoln National Park
When we packed up and left the Barossa it was already 32 degrees at 9:30am. We drove west through the grape and farm lands until we passed through Port Augusta where we turned south down the Eyre peninsula towards Whyalla. We stayed overnight at Whyalla and had dinner in the Spencer Hotel. It was still… Read More The Big Galah
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
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
After the first few days on the eastern side of the island (KI Part 1), the sunshine came out as we moved down to the western end of the island. Stopping at Seal Bay on our way. Seal Bay Seal Bay is the top tourist attraction on KI. However it is actually Australian Sea-lions that… Read More Kangaroo Island: Part 2
Hit The Toad 