Silverton

A Day in Silverton

April 25, 2016By hello@australianadventure.net0 Comments

From the air you get a very different view of what is on the ground. The sparseness gives the impression of not much to see. On the ground tells a very different story, at each turn we looked in suspense at what we might find around the corner in this quirky photogenic town. The 23km stretch of road from Broken Hill […]

Episode 3: Broken Hill and Beyond

April 21, 2016By hello@australianadventure.net0 Comments

Episode 3: Broken Hill and Beyond

On this episode of our Australian Adventure we spend a few days in the sweltering heat at Broken Hill. We meet John, Broken Hill’s best tour guide, who takes us around most of the significant sights in Broken Hill. To escape the heat we hire a car and spend a day in the outback town of Silverton. Our departure is delayed […]

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Kangaroo Island

When planning what things to do on Kangaroo Island we totally underestimated how big this island was – It’s huge! It’s Australia’s third largest island after Tassie and Melville Island, NT. Over one-third of the island is a protected nature reserve which makes it a great destination to experience an abundance of native Australian Wildlife in its natural habitat. We […]

Murray Bridge

Murray Bridge was never on our list of ‘must see’ travel destinations. Our relatives had pre-planned a family House Boat Cruise on the Murray River, so a stop at Murray Bridge was added to the itinerary. As it turns out this destination goes on our list of favorites and it’s one place we’d definitely like to return to someday. While […]

Episode 10: Unexpected Flight Home

Our flying Australian Adventure takes a detour as we make an unplanned 3.5-hour flight home in our Vans RV7. But after a few things didn’t quite go to plan, and we encounter a few delays along the way, we were unsure if we were going to make it home at all! If you enjoyed this episode please like and subscribe. […]

Episode 9: MAYDAY MAYDAY Bird Strike!

The chilling words MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY Bird Strike, are words we hope to never hear again! In this episode, we have stop-off at the gorgeous lakeside town of Meningie, after taking a look around town we make an eventful flight between Meningie and Pinnaroo. We hope you enjoy Episode 9! Flight Vlog – MAYDAY MAYDAY Bird Strike

Episode 8: Kangaroo Island in 24 hours

Did someone mention island? It turns out Kangaroo Island does not have tropical palm tree’s and coconuts, but it does have plenty of nice beaches (if you like cold water) and lots of native Australian wildlife. Join us as we explore Kangaroo Island! We hope you enjoy Episode 8! Flight Vlog – Kangaroo Island in 24 hours

Wilpena Pound – Rawnsley Park Station

We can sum up the Wilpena Pound with only one word – Spectacular. Located in the Flinders Rangers, this natural amphitheatre provokes the imagination to conjure up 101 different ways this ‘out of place’ land formation could have come to be. Surrounded by desert, the spectacular Wilpena Pound is guaranteed to impress, especially from the air. Flying around Wilpena Pound was […]

Episode 10: Unexpected Flight Home

A tourist hotspot that only the locals know about

Unless you grew up in the northern NSW region, or are a mad keen surfer, you probably have never heard of the town ‘Angourie’. As a child, living about 40 minutes down the road this would have been one of my favourite beach locations to visit during summer. It’s a place i haven’t visited since leaving my home town well over […]

Making Aviation History: Jon Johanson and his RV4

A nurse-midwife from Adelaide is probably not the likely candidt for a world record setting aviator… but when you combine ambition, determination and a dream, anything is possible. Meet Jon Johanson, who has been named Adventurer of the Year (2004) and awarded an FAI Gold Air Medal. “Dare to dream, and never give up” Jon Johanson About Jon Johanson Jon […]

Cobar

For a town of it’s size, it is surprising what Cobar has to offer. Located right in the middle of NSW you get a taste of mining, farming, the outback, and some good old-fashioned country hospitality from the friendly locals. The tourism is primarily built on mining history, but there are a few modern attractions in the mix. Don’t miss […]