Cairns is famous for its tropical landscapes, proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, stunning beaches and exciting water activities, but can you surf in Cairns? The short answer is not really. Traditional surfing is not a very popular activity in the region due to the geography, climate and natural features around Cairns making it fairly […]
Lucy Pascual
Uluru, the heart of Australia's Red Centre, is a place of extraordinary beauty and deep cultural significance. Understanding the best time to visit this iconic landmark is crucial to making the most of your journey. Whether you're drawn to the awe-inspiring landscapes, rich Aboriginal culture, or thrilling adventures, here's how to plan your visit for […]
Lucy Pascual
Known for its calm blue waters, diverse marine life, and stunning white sand beaches, the Whitsunday Islands are the perfect place for a tropical getaway. Located near the Great Barrier Reef in the Coral Sea, this magnificent archipelago is teeming with tropical marine life, and Whitsundays cruises are undoubtedly the best way to explore its […]
Alex Sykes
Arguably one of the most pleasant months to visit Far North QLD, August in Cairns falls within the dry winter season, but the cooler weather is warming up just enough to feel comfortable all day long. August offers minimal rainfall and daytime temperatures averaging between 17°c and 27°c. The combination of warm days, cool nights […]
Lucy Pascual
With its stunning coastline, epic adventures, and various iconic landmarks, it’s no wonder the East Coast of Australia is one of the most popular road trip destinations ever! Whether you’re an avid adrenaline junkie, a professional sun seeker, or a certified nature enthusiast, this dreamy stretch of paradise has something for everyone. If you’re […]
Alex Sykes
Cairns in July is an ideal time to visit if you’re not a fan of the scorching Far North QLD heat that’s present in the warmer months. This middle-of-winter month is part of the dry season, giving you some of the best weather conditions for all those outdoor adventures and explorations. With minimum rainfall and […]
Lucy Pascual
When it comes to the legends of adventure travel, few names resonate as profoundly as Olly Gaspar. With six years of non-stop exploration under his belt, Olly has cemented his place as a travel expert and an inspiration to wanderlust-driven souls worldwide. His blog, "We Seek Travel," is a testament to his relentlessly adventurous spirit […]
Alex Sykes
Cairns in June has glorious mild conditions and dry weather, with temps ranging from 18°c to 26°c. With its minimal rainfall and low humidity, June is such a good month for hiking and exploring the beautiful National Parks around Cairns, particularly the Atherton Tablelands. Ideal Weather for Hiking If you’re hoping to breathe in the […]
Lucy Pascual
Located off the coast of Brisbane, Moreton Island is the third-largest sand island in the world (after K’gari/Fraser Island and North Stradbroke Island) and is a must-visit when exploring Southeast Queensland. So, what’s so great about Moreton Island? For starters, it’s most known for its Tangalooma Wrecks - 15 shipwrecks laying 20 metres off the […]
Jasmine
Just off the coast of Hervey Bay in South East Queensland, you’ll find K’gari (formerly known as Fraser Island), the largest sand island in the world. Packed with incredible things to do and breathtaking sights to see, this spectacular location is every adventurer’s dream. However, as a remote island with no bridges connecting it to […]
Alex Sykes
