East Devonport Beach Sunset Walk & Coastal Views | Tasmania

East Devonport Beach: The Complete Visitor Guide (Facilities, Water Quality & Access)

East Devonport Beach is a 400-metre, low-gradient sand beach at the mouth of the Mersey River (around -41.172, 146.371), reached off Melrose Street with free parking, showers, BBQs, and an off-leash dog zone. There’s no surf lifesaving patrol here, ever, and the water quality status changes with the season — two facts most beach directories…

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Belair National Park entrance sign with the visitor centre, road entrance, and tall eucalyptus trees on a sunny day in South Australia.

Belair National Park: The Complete 2026 Visitor Guide (Fees, Trails, Wildlife & Tips)

Belair National Park costs $14.40 per vehicle to drive in, but walking or cycling through the gates is free. It sits 25 minutes south of Adelaide’s CBD, opens at 8:00 am year-round, and closes anywhere from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm depending on the season. If you’re heading there this weekend, that’s the number and…

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Visitor hand-feeding a kangaroo at Cleland Wildlife Park with a koala in the background, showcasing Australia's iconic wildlife in the Adelaide Hills.

Cleland Wildlife Park: Everything You Need to Know Before You Visit

There’s a moment that happens to almost every first-time visitor at Cleland Wildlife Park. You walk through the gate, still adjusting to the smell of eucalyptus and bush air, and a western grey kangaroo just… walks toward you. Not because it’s trained to. Not because a handler is guiding it. Because it noticed the bag…

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Hooker Creek Airport runway in Lajamanu, Northern Territory, featuring a small aircraft on a sealed airstrip surrounded by the Australian Outback under a clear blue sky.

Hooker Creek Airport (HOK): The Outback Airstrip That Keeps a Community Alive

Most airports exist to make travel more convenient. Hooker Creek Airport exists to make survival possible. Located in Lajamanu — a remote Warlpiri Aboriginal community sitting on the northern edge of the Tanami Desert in Australia’s Northern Territory — this small sealed airstrip is one of the most quietly important pieces of infrastructure in the…

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