We last left you leaving Arlie beach which was some time ago now, and with very good reason! Unbeknown to us it would be one hell of an adventure heading North. Although it had rained a lot on the way to Townsville and some roads were closed it was not too bad but the 2nd forming cyclone had not hit land just yet, but soon enough it came in worse than the first with the result of cutting off all routes North of Townsville. On waking after a night in the campsite ...

As the weather had been turning for the worst and we couldnt find any rest areas to camp at we decided to head straight to Airlie Beach. Once there we drove around looking for the best place to pull up for the night. We thought it would be best to find shelter due to the weather. We found a carpark next to the lagoon but were soon told be some other campas not to stay there as we would most definately be told to move on. We were told about a place up the road. Th...

After a hectic last few days we decided we needed to rest before we planned to go on the boat sailing the Whitsundays. We had had an awful night at Hervey Bay due to the Irish having a party in the carpark which meant we had next to no sleep. We decided Agnes Waters and 1770 both very close to each other seemed a good place to stop. Once we got there we looked around and opted for a campsite right on the beach at 1770. We stocked up with bare minimals at Agnes as...

So Hervey bay was our launch point for Fraser Island, we had booked a cheap campsite on the outskirts of Hervey bay as we had a night to kill until our free hostel accomodation became available to secure our stuff while on the trip. On arrival at the sit all seemed calm but it seemed odd that no other campas or tents were there, only static caravans and statics with cabins built on to them were visible. The later on it got the more people emerged from the caravan...

So arriving at Noosa quite late after driving all day we found another beach spot to sleep for the night after a bit of body boarding which was harder than surfing, the following day we discovered Noosa to be the Milan of the east coast and very expensive. It seemed to be nothing but shops down one street but had some spectacular apartments on the beach front that had the price tag to match. Noosa junction was a 5 min drive and seemed more geared to backpackers w...