Travel Blogs Oceania

Brisbane is located on the river and has one of Australia's most beautiful skylines at night as the coloured building, parks and even the giant wheel make the city looks like it's having a party.

Most of Brisbane's nightlife scene is found at Chinatown, also known as the Fortitude Valley or The Valley. Both this area as its neighbour New Farm are popular parts of Brisbane for cafe's, bars and restaurants.

During the day there are several touristic attraction you should include in your walking tour like Brisbane City Hall, Anzac Square, King George Square and the St Stephens Cathedral....

Perth is a great city for a relaxing holiday in Western Australia. The city centre is filled with nice bars and shops where you could easily spend an afternoon of shopping and sightseeing.

A must see in Perth would be the beautiful Kings Park and botanic garden situated on the city's hill top. Not only is this park great for a walk or picnic but probably also the best place to view...

A very traditional thing to do in the Kimberley region is to go mud crabbing. Most of the day tours up to Cape Leveque include a visit to the mangroves on the way back to Broome where you will not only observe the art of mud crabbing but have a go yourself as well.

And believe me the name says it all! So there we were in the mud trying not to fall over in our oversized boots in a...

Cape Leveque is great place to visit if you're staying in Broome. You can either book a daytrip or rent a 4wd and drive up there yourself but if you do make sure you go prepared as it is a long drive.

To get from Broome to Cape Leveque it will take you at least a few hours by car and the best thing is to make some stops on the way. We decided to book a daytrip because we had a normal...

There are several places in Australia where you can do some penguin watching tours and Victor Harbour in South Australia is one of them. Other places would be Bicheno in Tasmania or Penguin Island in Victoria.

Victor Harbour is a good stopover if you're making your way from Adelaide or Kangaroo Island to Melbourne. The town itself isn't too big and don't hope for a wild nightlife...