My last activity in the Northern Territory was another three day camping trip, this time to Kakadu and Litchfield national parks. Kakadu is the size of Switzerland and has lots of rock art and waterfalls and crocodiles in it. Litchfield also has a lot of waterfalls. My bikini's hardly had a chance to dry over the last few weeks with all the wild swimming I've been doing, but this time it had that extra fun factor in the fact that a big croc might jump out and eat...

The next stop after Alice Springs and a quite pleasant overnight bus was Katherine Gorge, where I got a free night in Nitmulik tent village included in my Oz Experience package. Or, that was the idea anyway. Turned out I'd managed to book the wrong night, and the place was full. Considering how empty the rest of Oz has been this was quite a surprise, but it turns out the place was overrun with old people and families with kids, this is tour bus territory now! Any...

East Coast of Australia - Done! I had a grand old time but I'm not really a beach person and the east coast is all about beaches and partying so I was craving something a bit more unusual. And what's more unusual than a really big rock in the middle of nowhere? Exactly. Ayres rock is both a cultural and natural heritage site, so I got to get my geek on and learn all about geology and aboriginal mythology and all that shiz. Plus the rock was indeed really really...