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Punch Bowl to Kilcunda along the George Bass Coastal Trail
If you’re looking for a wild and rewarding coastal hike that embodies the Australian spirit without straying too far from Melbourne, the Punch Bowl to Kilcunda section of the George Bass Coastal Trail is a perfect choice. The hike is just under 10 kms one way, depending on the beach detours you take. Trust me,…
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Exploring Wilsons Prom: Big Drift, Squeaky Beach, Wildlife Walk, and Glennie Lookout
Australia’s Wilsons Promontory National Park is full of stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and beautiful beaches. This walking hike is the perfect choice for anyone who loves nature mixed in with hiking adventures. You will get to experience all kinds of terrain in this area, starting from the expected beaches and bushes typical to the country…
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Apollo Bay to Shelly Beach Walk
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Exploring Red Bluff Sea Cliffs: a Scenic Adventure
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Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island
It was a cloudy and windy summer’s day, typical of unpredictable Victorian weather, and my friends and I had decided to embark on a short hike. Phillip Island is a popular holiday destination, located a two-hour drive south of Melbourne. The island is well-known for its Penguin Parade, where you can watch cute Little Penguins…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 6 – Devils Kitchen to the 12 Apostles
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 5 – Ryans Den to Devils Kitchen
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 4 – Aire River to Ryans Den
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 3 – Cape Otway to Aire River
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 2 – Elliot Ridge to Cape Otway
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…