Baw Baw National Park is one of the few locations in Australia where you can see snow on eucalypts! Mt Baw Baw rises 1567m and in winter becomes an ideal location for a quick skiing jaunt from Melbourne. For more information visit here.
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The Dandenong Ranges, located less than an hour from Melbourne CBD, is a popular location for day trippers seeking a wilderness break in the towering Mountain Ash trees and fern gullies. There is abundant bird life and the area is also home to several state gardens including the National Rhododendron Gardens, Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens,
Australia’s third largest island, set off the coast of South Australia, is a wildlife haven with more than one-third of the island reserved for national or conservation parks. Flinders Chase National Park is famous for its unique granite formations known as the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, however visit at dusk and you will be
The Northern Territory boasts a diverse and culturally rich landscape with two World Heritage Sites; Uluru-KataTjuta and Kakadu National Parks. The striking monolith Uluru, otherwise known as Ayers Rock, has also become an iconic landmark for international visitors seeking a true outback experience. The best thing about the territory though is the places people can’t
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