Why sailing Whitsundays should be on your bucket list? The Whitsundays are the ancient home to 7 indigenous tribes – “Australia’s First People” that were preserving this land and waters for over 60,000 years The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park covers a staggering 348,000 Square Kilometres The Great Barrier Reef is one of the 7 Read more
If you have never sailed before, fear not! This is something you must try at least once in a lifetime. I can guarantee that you will love it. Almost certain that once you are back to civilization you will be googling madly for your first boat! If you have, however, “been there, done that” kind Read more
Simpson Desert, Australia My fascination with the desert has started in Sahara after spending a week in Lybia in early 2000. Since then an idea of spending more time in complete isolation from civilization was always an appealing endeavor. Such sense of serenity, complete solitude and surrender to nature I guess can only come in Read more
Lake Eyre is Australia’s largest salt about 650 km north east of Adelaide, deep in South Australian Outback. It is one the most incredible places on Earth and almost no-one goes there! You can access the lake from either Marree or William Creek, both of which are tiny regional towns with a small population and Read more
