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Perth has a good choice of caravan parks and cabin accommodation across the city. No matter whether you want to park your caravan or trailer near Fremantle, the beach, be close to the city and the airport or bring your pet, this guide of Perth caravan parks will hopefully have you covered no matter what your needs are. Continue reading A round up of Perth Caravan Parks
I love visiting our national parks and Yanchep National Park is no exception. Yanchep is a mix of natural bushland, manicured lawns, native animals ( and a few non-natives – as well I’m looking at you Koalas) and offers plenty of things to do and see. Continue reading Caves, Koalas and other attractions at Yanchep National Park
Life really is a beach when you live in Perth. It’s a rare day that I don’t feel the sand beneath my feet and even now, I’m still in awe of the huge diversity of Perth’s beaches.
Luckily for me, Miss Six seems to have inherited my salty feet and together we’ve done a lot of beaching over the summer. This is our love note to the beautiful stretch of coastline that we call home and a round-up of our favourite Perth beaches.
Continue reading A love note to our favourite Perth beaches
Perth is famously known as the world’s most remote city. So, you’d be forgiven for thinking that getting anywhere means a long drive in a car.
Whilst long car trips are something us West Aussies take in our stride; the good news is that you can go on amazing day trips from Perth without spending too much time getting there.
Continue reading 8 easy day trips close to Perth
I love an experience that makes me see my hometown in a completely new way.
That’s how it was on our cruise into the Swan Valley on our very own GoBoat.
The GoBoat is a new addition to the Swan River and is the most relaxing way to enjoy our beautiful river with friends or family. Continue reading Be your own captain with GoBoat Perth
Martins Tank Campground is a nice getaway when you want to escape city life but not venture too far from the metro area either. It’s a good spot for anyone seeking bush based camping without a gnarly off-road drive. Continue reading Camping at Martins Tank
It’s that time of year again. Spring is in the air and Western Australia is alive with a spectacular display of wildflowers. The season for flower lovers has hit, and Perth and surrounding areas are covered with more than 12,000 species for your eyes and nose to soak up. Continue reading Top spots for flower lovers in Western Australia
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Perth is Australia’s sunniest capital city and famous for its clear blue skies, pristine beaches and casual vibe.
Here’s a local’s guide on the best things to do in Perth that make the most of the city’s natural attractions, relaxed lifestyle, as well as a few urban adventures too. Continue reading A local’s guide to things to do in Perth
Rottnest Island is Perth’s perfect little island getaway. And what could make an island holiday more exciting than a tandem skydive?
Thanks to Skydive Geronimo, skydiving on Rottnest Island is a thing. And as Western Australia’s only island skydive, the experience is a little bit special.
Tandem skydiving is one of Australia’s top adventure activities for people who want to do something extraordinary – and an island jump is pretty epic. Continue reading What you need to know about skydiving on Rottnest Island
Lane Poole Reserve is a fantastic camping location that will keep the whole family happy. Located 7.5 km south of the Dwellingup town centre, Lane Poole Reserve is a 50,000-hectare large reserve that provides the ideal base for nature lovers. Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Camping at Lane Poole Reserve in Dwellingup