Travelogues Australia

Today we will be driving approximately 320 km back to Melbourne, or Dandenong specifically, so there isn't much to report and there aren't many pictures. Dandenong is quite...

Unser erster Abend im Palm Royale in Cairns. Our first evening at the Palm Royale Cairns.

The coronavirus has also arrived in Australia!🦠 Although the number of positive cases has not risen as rapidly as in Europe, there are now 4,200 coronavirus patients and 18...

Emma Gorge, El questro gorge, Tunnel Creek

We just couldn't leave the Pacific, so we continued north on the picturesque The Lakes Way. The bushfires were also raging here until January. The burned forests were a constant...

This morning we had to return our beloved camper 😣. We had a great time in our vehicle and could have definitely stayed in it for much longer 😍. Our camper Then we checked...

We left this morning at 6:30 a.m., so we arrived in Noosa at 9:00 a.m. For the first time, there were no free spots at the campsite, so we had to wait for 4 hours until a spot...

Uff... It’s Monday morning 6am. I’m at Adelaide airport and waiting for my flight to Cairns. Last days were filled with recovery. Did a bit of shopping and finally managed to...

November 28th - December 2nd, 2019 Texts as comments on the pictures.

19.+20.11.2019 Texts as comments on the pictures.

16th-18th November 2019 Texts as comments on the pictures.

Finally arrived in Adelaide today... about 2,200km in 4 days without air conditioning. Bigup Tommy for driving most of the time (literally the whole trip 🙏). Still exhausted...

09.11.2019 Text as comments for the pictures.

Next, as mentioned earlier, we continued to Brisbane earlier than expected. But since there isn't much to report from there, I'll keep this part shorter and summarize...

On Jenny's birthday, we had a day off and went to Adelaide to stroll around the city and have some food. The mega chocolate cake you can see in the pictures is a 'Mud-Cake', a...

Backpacker... and Cape Byron Byron Bay was quite nice and located on the coast. The city center was small but lovely, but also overcrowded with backpackers. We already felt like...

short detour just before Brisbane we made a short detour to the Glass House Mountains. Unfortunately, we couldn't really find out why the mountains are called that.. Teddy was...

the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands. Hard to believe it's already November. The stores are already decorated for Christmas and yet it doesn't feel...

still 1600 km to the east coast The journey to Cairns is now half completed and we can say that this journey is by far the most boring one we have experienced so far. We have...

Noosa is a small town in North Queensland. The beach is very popular and therefore crowded. The water had a temperature of up to 28 degrees. I really enjoyed it here and I knew...

During our stopover in Rockhampton, we visited Australian animals at the zoo. The next day, we attended the "Beef Week" where farmers from the remote Outback gather every 3...

today was a great day ...

Now the train ride with the Indian-Pacific belongs to the past. The train starts in Sydney and takes 65 hours to reach Perth (equivalent to the flight time to the moon), with a...

It's time: We pick up our campervan with which we will travel to Brisbane for the next 16 days. First, we go grocery shopping, then we head towards Port Douglas, make a cozy...

The next day we took the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly. After the half-hour journey, we went to the beach. Unfortunately, the waves were quite strong there, so we continued...

The last stop before Sydney was Newcastle. After a late arrival, we walked along the coast to a natural pool the next day. After a short sunbath, we continued walking along the...

Here there are actually only the photos to look at.....

Next to the myth of the Ark of the Covenant, the biggest unsolved mystery is probably: How the hell does the payment system of the Sydney transportation system work. Sometimes...

Finally, we were able to try out the free ferry on the Brisbane River. The river runs past the entire city center, including my new university and the adjacent Botanic Gardens.