We found a campsite right by the city with a pool so we decided to get straight to Adelaide to enjoy the sun. When we arrived, we went straight to the pool for a swim before heading into the City. Dave found some buddy's to mess around in the pool with... the under 14s cricket team... and got distracted for while. But finally we made it into the city just before it closed. Adelaide is nice, a major difference to Sydney. Because the buildings aren't too high it d...

Other than plenty of driving, between The Great Ocean Road and Adelaide, there wasnt too much to keep us occupied. We were going to visit Kangaroo Island, however when we were told it was going to cost just as much as visiting Tasmania we didnt bother. We read up on it and apparently it was full of wild life and beaches, which we had seen plenty of, so we gave it a miss.. The coast of SA was mainly full of cute fishing villages which were great to see and pass b...

From Melbourne we continued down to the coast, stopping at small surfy towns on the way. We stopped and had lunch at Bells Beach, hoping to see the big waves it's renowned for, however they were more likes ripples, so that was a little dissapointing for Dave. From here we stopped at Otway National Park and stayed in a campsite with a farm. The horses took a liking to Dave and decided to follow him, which certainly made me run a little faster. We also saw wild Ko...

After Tassie, we just popped back to Melbourne to re-fresh, re-clean and relax before we continuing on to the Great Ocean Road

Well Tasmania, IT was wet, cloudy and full of green hills, alot like England really! It rained 5 out of 7 days unfortunately.We arrived off the ferry at 7am and the first day was great. We drove to the east then set up camp. When we woke, it was pooring, so much so that we could hardly see infront of us, so we had to drive straight to Hobart to find a hostel.Hobart was cute. Very English, but with extremely strange locals. We visited the Cadbury Factory and got l...