Moreton Bay Marine Park sprawls over a staggering 3,400 square kilometres of tidal flats, coral reefs, seagrass meadows and island coastlines, just a stone’s throw from Brisbane – and it’s right up there with the most accessible yet woefully misunderstood marine protected areas in Australia. I’ve spent many an hour exploring the bay by tinnie, […]
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Cape Tribulation Valley – where the imagination goes and delivers a serene stroll through the Daintree Rainforest, with cassowaries ambling past boardwalks and the Coral Sea glistening in the distance beyond a sea of trees. And yes – some days it’s exactly like that. But on my first attempt to get into the valley, during
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Hill Inlet has a certain “wow factor” to it, but let me tell you, having spent years wandering around Australia’s beaches, deserts, backstreets and, ok, maybe the odd dodgy campsite loo – Hill Inlet truly lives up to all the hype. I’m Oleksandr Honcharenko, and the first time I stood above that stunning swirl of
Lamington National Park – the kind of place where a little curiosity goes a long way toward keeping things interesting. Look up, and suddenly the whole sky’s disappeared into the canopy above; look down, and there’ll be a trapdoor spider hole where you were planning to sit – great spot to have a seat. This
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