Hey friends,
Be a Holiday Hero
When you holiday in Australia you support Regional and Indigenous owned jobs and businesses.
From the obvious like the airport staff, your tour guides or hotel and campground staff to service stations, cafes & bars and the truck drivers that deliver the stock, your choice to holiday in Australia creates a positive ripple effect across the nation.
Hi, My Name is Bel. It’s my mission to help you find an Australian holiday you love.
For some reason, Aussies don’t always see what the rest of the world sees – a big beautiful country so full of awe inspiring wildlife, places, culture and food adventures that they will fly from the other side of the world to visit.
My goal is to change that through useful resources to help you visit regional areas of Australia. In a covid era world it’s time to get out and see Australia.
Tips to help plan your holiday from a travel industry employee
When I was a travel agent everyone would tell me they wanted the ‘cheapest’ hotel available. When I asked a
My favourite beach towns in Australia (so far!)
From one shop towns to busy regional cities, the variety of beautiful beach towns in Australia still continues to surprise
Mamukala Wetlands in Kakadu National Park
The beautiful bird hide at Mamukala wetlands is a tranquil space to enjoy bird watching and the ever changing wetland
Yellow Water Cruises | Kakadu National Park
The Yellow Water Cruise is are one of the most Iconic tours in Australia and is a highlight of most
Nourlangie Art Walk | 1.7km loop | Track Notes
A 1.7km loop, the Nourlangie Walk is a mix of flat wide paths and moderate climb up and down rock
8 Hours on Fitzroy Island | Cairns
A Fitzroy Island day trip from Cairns 07.30am – Double Shot coffee time on the way to the Boat! It’s
Kakadu Walks | Mirrai Lookout Track Notes
Kakadu is full of vantage points with beautiful views. Some area easy to get to while others require hours of
A $360pp weekend in Lorne – without camping or cooking
The story of a fun weekend in Lorne ‘It looks like it’s full of Ghosts’, I proclaimed as we
Upper Cascades Walk in Litchfield National Park | 3.6km return
I’m scared of a lot of things. I am basically a fair weather, soft adventure enthusiast which is why
