Fall asleep to the rhythmic chorus of insects buzzing in stereo and wake naturally to the sun streaming on your face. Nature's alarm clock is the star at Habitat Noosa, which is set beside Queensland's largest natural saltwater lake, Lake Cootharaba.
Habitat Noosa Everglades eco-camp is an eco-tourism escape north...
An Englishman once speculated, as perhaps only an Englishman could, that surfing must be "like having a cup of tea with God". Which may just prove that when you're racing the liquid hoop of a tubing wave, words don't count for much at all. Lost for words you may...
Ipswich is a small city in Queensland on Brisbane's doorstep. Named after the Ipswich in England, it's 30-minute drive Brisbane's CBD and could have become the state's capital. With thousands of heritage buildings that tell the story of a rich historical past, parks and nature, there are many things...
Mention the Great Barrier Reef and most people think of Cairns and Tropical North Queensland or the Whitsundays but not far from Brisbane, the Southern Great Barrier Reef is a quieter part of the reef that's just as beautiful.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park was formed in 1975 and...
Since its World Heritage listing in 1992, Fraser Island has attracted hundreds of thousands of tourists and nature lovers. The waters between Fraser Island and Hervey Bay provides some of the best whale watching in the world. If you're not visiting during the humpback whale migration, here are some...
I am in the Capricorn Caves, some 50 metres under the earth’s surface, sitting in total darkness.
It’s a cool but comfortable 24 degrees C.
The air is silent and still. But a sense of slight panic stirs in my body as the darkness begins to permeate my soul.
Then, music begins.
Beautiful...