As we made the pre-dawn drive through Kakadu National Park, our guide had a message for us: “It’s not a tourism destination. It’s a community hub that we’ve been invited to.”
In a remote fishing village protected from the rest of the world by mountains and water, we stopped. This hamlet in Scotland’s Northwest Highlands was the end of the road.
The landscape on the journey through Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula changes constantly – but we always return to the Red Highway.
The long days of driving and lack of comfort won’t be for everyone. But if you’ve got a penchant for adventure, here’s what you need to know.
Each autumn, guided tours take visitors through the maze of courtyards hidden within the walls of Parliament House in Canberra.
The Orkney Islands had teased me for a long time. They aren’t as popular or well known as others in Scotland, but looking at the cluster of dots at the top of the map, I was intrigued.