Travelogues Australia

After we and our car made it safely out of Purnululu National Park, we were able to continue our journey to the Australian west coast. As regular readers of this blog, you know...

'catch the positive vibes of the locals!“ Finally, it's starting and no trip to Australia begins as usual when you travel to the airport by train. In 2019, we arrived with...

After a relaxed 4-hour flight across Australia, we arrived in the small town of Cairns in the state of Queensland in the evening. We had booked a hostel here for one night,...

...Where the oldest rainforest meets the largest coral reef in the world. Oh, I really enjoyed my time in and around Cairns. Beautiful beaches, beautiful rainforests, one...

😮‍💨Wow first of all, we're back after a little break (enough suspense built up). You have to experience something to be able to write about it. And due to our packed 50-hour...

After exploring the Port Augusta region, we wanted to get an impression of the Yorke Peninsula. So we were driving south to Marion Bay and used the few times when there was no...

Time to leave Streaky Bay for our next stop on the Eyre Peninsula, Coffin Bay. But before leaving town, Stuart insisted on a breakfast from the lovely Elliot Bakery to have a...

Approach to Hobart ✈️ Day 1: A new day, a new adventure. On Tuesday, July 26, 2022, we were finally able to start our journey to Hobart and were happy and excited to have...

Hello Victoria

Dear people, Now I come to my temporary last entry on this world trip. Unfortunately, I could not complete the journey and Australia remained my last country on the trip. But...

About the town of Halls Creek, we continued on to Lake Argyle. A lake where approximately 35,000 freshwater crocodiles live. During the current very hot season, the crocodiles...

We start at 6 am for the sunrise from a small overnight parking lot on the highway from Karijini National Park. This is the second largest in Australia and is still about 400 km...

The magical morning continues as we look forward to a beautiful beach in the small coastal town of Coral Bay. We spend the whole day swimming, sleeping, and snorkeling. From the...

Longest straight road in Australia's

Oluf and I tried sailing again, we failed the last time due to a rather stormy sea. Off to new horizons! The sea was super calm and we arrived very fast at our destination...

Have fun until the lines are "ruffled"...

A small village on the edge of the world like the edge of a table.

Come down and enjoy... that's why we spent a day 'just' chilling at the beach, visiting the place, and indulging ourselves with watermelon and cider. Under palm...

Sunset at Sunset Market

Today we went north towards the rainforest from our hostel 'Mad Monkes Backpacker'! Our tour guide John picked us up shortly after 7 o'clock and drove with us and 18 other...

Yesterday, our fingers would have frozen from typing. That's why today, it's 2 days again :) Yesterday started with a drive to Nimbin. The city of hippies and the...

Because it got a little late yesterday until we were home in the evening, there's the blog today. The day started a bit rainy. But after the whole campsite was...

Note: Somehow the blog got mixed up with the order. This entry actually belongs between the waterfalls and Townsville. In Mission Beach there is not much actually. But as the...

Spoiler Alert! In this post, I won't show many pictures of myself or surfing, but simply the wonderful beaches along the famous Great Ocean Road. As I...

With an area of 1840 square kilometers, it is the largest sand island in the world. It is located about 190 kilometers north of Brisbane off the east coast of Australia. In the...

Time for a monthly update. We started the year 2019 very differently. Mathias was at work with champagne and a mega view of the fireworks, and Lea was in bed because she had her...

It's been a long time since our last entry. That's probably because we both worked in Melbourne for almost 2 months and were caught up in the Australian work routine. But just...

Meanwhile, summer has arrived in Melbourne and brings us up to 37 degrees on some days. This somehow makes the concept of Christmas strange... Christmas trees, snowmen, Santa...