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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 […]
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 […]
Freedom camping in New Zealand can be a wonderful way for international visitors to experience the country’s sheer beauty and take in its endlessly stunning landscapes for free. However, it’s not without responsibilities, and understanding your obligations when freedom camping is incredibly important. If you’re curious to learn more about freedom camping, how it works, […]
Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant outdoor culture, New Zealand is a true paradise for freedom campers who are looking to experience stunning scenery and unforgettable adventures. There are over 500 responsible freedom camping spots in New Zealand, each with its own charm and appeal. However, with so many incredible places to choose from, […]
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 […]
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 […]