10 travel moments that restored our faith in humanity. Stories of kindness from life on the road.
All my friends are buying houses and having babies, yet I'm about to embark on my fourth big trip travelling. Here's how it feels to give it all up again to travel in your thirties.
The key to island hopping Coron? Book a private tour! It isn’t as expensive as you think (especially if you’re with 2 or more other people). Here’s how to organise a trip to paradise: where to go, the best time to do it, how much it will cost and detailed tips to ensure you go to these stunning places without the crowds.
If you’re feeling energetic and a little bit adventurous, there’s no better walk in the Wentworth Falls area than the Vera and Hippocrene Falls loop. It’s not easy and there’s little signage, but your reward is wild rainforest, waterfalls you’re almost guaranteed to get to yourself, swimming holes and a rarely visited view from the top of the falls which has real wow factor.
This is wet and wild Kanangra style. With an incredible waterfall you can swim under as well as lots of plunge pools surrounded by giant boulders, the landscape at Morong Falls is guaranteed to wow you. It’s an easy walk but the area is remote. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting.
If you love your walks a little off the beaten track then this lesser known Blue Mountains trail could be just what you’re looking for. With some gorgeous rainforest, four ladders, a couple of cool shelter caves and a glorious cave waterfall, it has more than a few treasures worth seeking out. We’re sharing exactly what to expect, including trail conditions.
If you’re looking for a real Blue Mountains adventure, this is it. The Wheeny Gap Falls Track leads to two of the best swimming spots in the Blue Mountains that are completely off the radar. The trail is a steep and tough walk through wild and spectacular rainforest, but is totally worth the effort. We’re sharing all the details, including how to actually find the path down.
There are few things more magical than standing in the darkness watching flashes of gold light illuminate the night sky. For just a few weeks a year that’s exactly what you’ll find at multiple locations in the Blue Mountains. We’re sharing everything you need to know about viewing the spectacular firefly displays.
