Nurioopta, Barossa Valley Thursday (arrived Thurs, 17th March departed Sunday 20th March) There is a story behind our visit to Nurioopta.Along the Great Ocean Road we met a friendly couple, John & Joce, from Adelaide.Who were more than happy to answer all my questions about travel in South Australia.They were also one of many who suggested we stay at West Beach while in Adelaide. By pure coincidence we bumped into John and Joce again at West Beach and ...

The main event of our final two days in Adelaide included a trip to the Childrens Hospital. Max had a fall in the campground play area and slashed his forehead open. Like most head injuries there was plenty of blood and initially lots of tears. Thankfully the split joined back together perfectly and because it was on his forehead the doctor was able to glue it...Phew...are last experience with stitches was not good. The nurse gave Max and Archie an iceblock ...

Welcome to the big smoke.....well not quite but there are a few tall buildings and a few extra cars on the road so you know you are in a city. We arrived in Adelaide on Friday 11th March and are staying at the Caravan Park at West Beach which was recommended by everyone we spoke to. A little expensive, but it is right on the beach, only 15mins to the city and a 35 minute walk to Glenelg, which is great. The Weather has been wonderful with the sun shining and tem...

Port Elliot (arrived Mon, 7th March departed Fri, 11th March) Hi guys, first time blogger here so apologies if it is not as interesting as the previous entries by our resident blogger Jo. After 4 very relaxing days at Kingston (travelling is hard work) we headed off to the sleepy beachside town of Port Elliot. A great drive through the salt lakes of the Coorong that differed in colour from bright white to brown to fluro pink before crossing over the mighty Murr...

We are now in South Australia...a few things have changed. The weather has improved, the water tastes different and people towing campers/caravans wave to each other (well actually, it isnt really a wave, it is more like raising two fingers off the steering wheel...and a bit of a head nod) something we were very familiar with when travelling around Europe. Although in Europe motorhome drivers didn't wave to caravans and visa versa...a very odd unwritten rule. ...