Salt from Fire: The Salt Makers of Enga
Once traded across Papua New Guinea and included in bride-price exchanges, Enga salt is made not from seawater but from wood, water, fire and...
West Side Story. West Coast of Tasmania
With its isolation, rich convict heritage, historic mining towns, national parks, serene rivers, rugged mountains, and ancient rainforests, the West Coast of Tasmania is...
Oysters, cheese and pinguins. Bruny Island in Tasmania
Spectacular, typical Tasmanian scenery, deserted beaches, fairy penguins, and gourmet food by passionate local producers, all is found on Bruny Island. With its freshly...
Walk on the wild side. Maria Island in Tasmania
Maria Island, a former penal colony off the coast of Tasmania, is a place like few others. With its spectacular Painted Cliffs, Maria Island National...
Freycinet Peninsula Circuit: Hiking in Freycinet National Park
Freycinet Peninsula Circuit on the East Coast of Tasmania is of the great Australia’s bushwalks. Freycinet National Park is renowned for its rugged and...
Bicheno blowhole in Tasmania
Bicheno, a popular seaside resort town on Tasmania’s East Coast, is known for its seafood and its iconic blowhole. With big waves, the bursts...
Bay of Fires in Tasmania
The Bay of Fires on the East Coast of Tasmania is a unique place in Australia. This is a magical landscape of pure white...
Overland Track, A Journey Into Tasmania’s Wilderness
One of Australia's most iconic multi-day hikes, and one of the greatest treks in the world, the Overland Track is walked each year by...
Overland Track Day 8: Narcissus Hut to Lake St Clair visitor centre at Cynthia Bay
The last day of Overland Track is an easy and rather flat walk to the St Clair visitor centre, the official end of the...