Everything you need to know before visiting Somersby Falls! We’ll tell you about the best time to visit, what the walk is like and how to get the best photos of this stunning waterfall.
20 amazing things to do in Wanaka for outdoor lovers
Square Rock: the best sunset spot in Canberra?
Leura Falls: an epic hidden waterfall in the Blue Mountains
19 of the best wild swimming spots close to Sydney
Sydney is blessed with an abundance of incredible wild swimming spots just waiting to be discovered! Whether you are looking for waterholes big enough to swim laps in, or small secluded pools beneath waterfalls, we’ve got a spot you’ll love on this list. Here are the best wild swimming spots close to Sydney.
16 Jaw-dropping things to do in New Plymouth
New Plymouth has it all: wild and spectacular coastline, the sensational Mount Taranaki, magical glow worm dells, epic waterfalls and hiking trails, as well as a great cafe and bar scene. It’s one of the North Island’s must see destinations. We’re sharing all the best things to do in and around New Plymouth to help you plan the perfect trip.
13 incredible things to do in Golden Bay for a truly memorable trip
Golden Bay is a perfect holiday destination. The more we explored the area the more we fell in love with it, after all it boasts one of the country’s best beaches, the most unique cave we’ve ever been to, incredible swimming holes, gorgeous forest and whimsical boulder strewn landscapes. We’re sharing all the best things to do there for a trip to remember.
12 incredible things to do in Hokitika including secret spots!
Hokitika is best known for its stunning gorge, but what if we were to tell you that there’s so much more to it than that? Stay a little longer and you’ll find stunning lakes with mountain backdrops, a gorgeous waterfall, several incredible glow worm dells and even a secret gorge with the same blue water as Hokitika Gorge, but none of the crowds!
Omarama Clay Cliffs - is this the most unique landscape in New Zealand?
Mount Iron: the best sunset spot in Wanaka?
The Mount Iron Track is the perfect sunrise or sunset walk in Wanaka. The view from the top is spectacular and the climb is not too long or steep, which is perfect if you’re walking part of the way in the dark. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and track conditions.
Jack Evans Track: secluded wild swimming in the Blue Mountains
The Jack Evans Track offers the easiest route down to Erskine Creek. Once at the bottom of the gorge you’ll be treated to a stunning wild swimming spot complete with huge beach to relax on for the afternoon. The scenery is gorgeous with dense forest and high cliff walls. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail and swimming in the creek.
Happy Valley: a hidden waterfall grotto in Mount Wilson
Topham Track: a hidden lookout and secret cave
The Topham Track might not have the wow factor for the majority of the walk, but once you near the end that all changes. Just a little off the beaten track you’ll find a fabulous viewpoint and even a hidden cave. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including exactly how to find the viewpoint and cave.
Upper Gledhill Falls: a gorgeous waterfall you can swim under in Ku-ring-gai
Perrys Lookdown: blue gums and wild swimming
Perrys Lookdown is basically a stair master through the bush. It’s definitely a workout but your reward is reaching a beautiful blue gum forest and the chance to take a dip with truly incredible views. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and trail conditions.
16 Things to do in Bathurst for a fun filled weekend away
Why winter is the most magical time to visit New Zealand
New Zealand in winter is magical. The scenery is even more beautiful and you’ll get many of those famous landscapes to yourself. It truly is a dream winter destination and you definitely don’t have to be into snow sports! We’re covering all the pros of a winter visit as well as the cons, so you can make an informed decision about whether visiting New Zealand in winter is right for you.
Evans Crown: incredible granite boulders and a great spot for sunset
14 amazing places to see glow worms in New Zealand
One of the most magical experiences you can have in New Zealand is to visit one of its incredible glow worm dells. There are so many to choose from on both islands and you can take a tour, or visit independently. We’re sharing some amazing spots which are both free and paid for, and all from our firsthand experience.
Wainui Falls: one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Abel Tasman
Wainui Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Abel Tasman National Park, accessed via a gorgeous walk with real jungle vibes. The crystal clear river has plenty of spots to stop for a dip and you can even swim in the pool at the base of the falls if the flow is not too strong. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and track conditions.