After arriving in Eden on Tuesday and doing very little at all, we ventured into Eden town centre on Wednesday in order to visit the main attraction in town - the killer whale museum. Upon first entering the building we were confronted with a huge skeleton of a killer whale that spanned the length of the building, as well as several smaller bones and displays that lined the walls including a jaw bone of a blue whale that was twice as big as us! As well as all ...

We left Canberra on Sunday morning and drove inland to the south through hills and rolling countryside and arrived in Jindabyne around midday. It is a lovely little town – just the type of place that you would imagine in a story book at the base of the mountains sitting on a huge lake, with quaint little shops and a couple of café’s with very little else. Once we had ourselves set up we had a look around the shops and the information centr...

We left Nelson's Bay on Wednesday and after driving for more hours than we care to remember (and taking a slight detour via Macquarie's Point in Sydney for one last glimpse of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge) we finally arrived in Kiama to put up our tent in the dark. Along the way we drove along the Bridge Cliff Road - a new road that has been constructed jutting out into the water that is supposed to rival the Great Ocean Road. It was actually a really nice ...

After a couple of days in Nelson’s Bay we are back on the road again today for the drive past Sydney. We left Tiona on Monday morning and continued along the Lakes Way until we took a slight detour down to Seal Rocks. We had thought about staying here at one stage but decided it wasn’t far enough along the road, but when we arrived we almost started to think about it again! There was a gorgeous bay with calm waters that would be perfect for swimm...

After leaving Port Macquarie and our car troubles behind us and driving along the very scenic Lakes Way we arrived in Tiona yesterday afternoon just a few kilometres North of Booti Booti National Park. It appeared that we had also left the weather behind us as well, as the rain had stopped for a while and we were greeted by a local Kookaburra that perched itself on the car door and watched us with a beady eye while we got our tent all set up! As has been typical ...