Holiday & Caravan Park Experience

South Australia is a magnificent place to visit and tour because of its abundance of wildlife, Outback and wine.

Experience authentic Australia by touring Kangaroo Island which is known as Australia’s Galapagos. The island provides a variety of interesting and fascinating wildlife, history, outdoor activities, and food.

Seal Bay Conservation Park is home to a colony of rare Australian sea lions. Finder’s Chase National Park offers rugged coastline with amazing scenery and is home for seals, sea lions, sea eagles, osprey, and more. Kangaroos, brush tailed possums, echidnas, and platypus all enjoy the forest and grassland of Finder’s National Park. There are many Koalas on this island; Finder’s National Park is one of the few places in Australia where you can see Koalas in the wild. (more…)

An oasis awaits you at Australia’s third largest island. Imagine yourself surrounded in nature’s beauty as a cool breeze blows across the warm sands while sea lions and fur seals frolic on the beach. Not only is Kangaroo Island renowned for its beaches, but it is rich in history. Visitors and history buffs alike can immerse themselves in folk museums, soldier settlements, lighthouses and natural caves.

KI a great getaway for the beach goers, but it is also home to massive forests and wetlands.A vast majority of the island is reserved as a wildlife protection sanctuary so the beauty and uniqueness of what it has to offer will be preserved for generations to come. (more…)

The Nullarbor Plain is the biggest piece of limestone in the world: a huge, flat, barren landscape that separates east and west of Australia.

It is up to 200 meters above sea level and extends over a length of 2000 km along the southern border between South and Western Australia. The plain, with a population of 272,000 km2, is located south of the Great Victoria Desert and ends abruptly where the cliffs of the Great Australian Bight begin.

The Great Australian Bight is an open bay located at the south. It is the part of the Indian Ocean between Australia and Tasmania. The coast features high cliffs, small beaches and rocky plates. In winter it can be very fierce rage.

Also, the driest place in Australia can be found here: In the settlement Farina year gets not more than 142 millimeters of rainfall. Farina means ‘no trees’ and the most exuberant vegetation in this arid landscape are small shrubs. (more…)

Perth is a city on the western coast of Australia situated on the banks of the Swan River. Considered one of the top ten World’s Most Liveable Cities by The Economist, it is a lovely place for a weekend beach holiday, a wine tasting tour or some amazing outdoor experiences.

Whale watching and swimming with dolphins is of the adventures available from the many boat tours that depart from Perth. A day cruise from Perth takes visitors to see humpback whales breaching and playing in the largest migration of whales in the southern hemisphere. Another adventure takes visitors to see the wild dolphins at Monkey Mia. For over 30 years wild bottle-nosed dolphins visit a remote beach north of Perth. (more…)