Since we received favouring tailwinds, we made it to Cape LeGrand National Park by afternoon on my tour with Nullarbor Traveller. Arriving after dark is not unusual and so we were indeed lucky and seized the beautiful day to relax on the beach. Donning our best beach wear we walked out of the camp and…
Where Is the Famous Kangaroo Beach?
That Time Cars Drove over Me at the Australian Border
Nullarbor Traveller Day 5 + 6 // Sponsored
A long drive lay ahead of us. Ten hours to be exact and there was not much to see unless you count the fact that we were crossing the large treeless plain that got to be known by its Latin name nullarbor – no trees. Of course, we had stops every now and then to…
Where to Swim with Giant Tuna
Nullarbor Traveller Tour Day 3 + 4 // Sponsored
On this cloudy day, we headed over to watch the wind tear up the ocean and send enormous waves crashing against the shore. The spot we picked for starters was a memorial for a nun that had been washed away by a king wave when she stood on the cliffs overlooking the ocean. Truly, the…
Recipe Corner: Australian Damper
[:gb]The ultimate Australian meal and classic bushtucker food, that is the damper. It is kind of comparable to a scone but much simpler. The original version required nothing but plain flour, salt and water and could thus be easily carried around without going bad in the Australian heat. The version I am showing you is…
Discover the Prettiest Place for Australian Sandboarding
Nullarbor Traveller – Day 1+2
I’ve noticed my nails are starting to turn yellow with grime and I make a quick run for the showers in our new camp on our Nullarbor Traveller tour. We are in the middle of nowhere but at least have eco friendly facilities – which means a kinda self flush toilet, innovative bucket showers and…
