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One of the biggest perks to a country as large and as open as Australia is that there are many spectacular hiking spots, regardless of the state you choose to visit.  Many of the best bushwalks in Australia weave through World Heritage-listed Wilderness Areas ranging from half-day jaunts through bird-rich bushland and along beaches lapped by sapphire seas to multi-day treks through the country's red hot heart, where rugged gorges and red-hued deserts challenge even hard-core hikers. With

The Prom’s coastline is a feast for the senses – 130 kilometres of breathtaking views, clear turquoise waters, horseshoe bays, hidden coves, granite headlands, and white sandy beaches. The interior is just as impressive, where coastal heath, giant sand dunes, grey granite ranges, and lush rainforests thick with tree ferns and littered with moss-covered logs is crisscrossed with trails to suit every type of hiker.

Day Hikes in Wilsons Prom

The Wilsons Promontory, affectionately known as ‘The Prom’ is Victoria’s little secret of pure pristine wilderness. This 50,000 hectare reserve is threaded with a labyrinth of walking tracks that showcase all manner of magical realms sheltering abundant wildlife. Here is your complete guide on everything you need to know about The Prom.

For true and active adventurers, exploring the vast and ancient Kimberley region is an idyllic way to immerse for a relaxed pace. Truly soak in the serene moments by waterfalls and swimming holes, hike through majestic gorges and simply absorb the surrounding beauty each day at your own pace while immersing into a rich Aboriginal culture and history. With plenty of 4WD adventures, Onlyluxe Travel has customised 4WD tours in helping you choose your ultimate Kimberley roadtrip adventure.

The Kimberley region of Western Australia is one of Australia's last wilderness frontiers featuring rocky gorges, pristine waterfalls and swimming holes, creeks and rivers that carve their way through this vast landscape. The East Kimberly is accessible via Kununurra and includes El Questro Wilderness Park and Purnululu National Park (home of the Bungle Bungles). Expedition cruises can also be accessed from here, as can bucket-list attractions, Mitchell Falls, King George River and Berkeley River

Where the red dirt meets the ocean, the colourful pearling capital of Broome beckons travellers from around Australia and the world. This pearl in the heart of the North West is a gateway to the west Kimberley with all of its adventures. Broome boasts plenty of reasons to stay for a relaxing getaway, a family holiday or a fishing adventure. If you’re a planning to visit, here are the best things to do in Broome.

The Kimberley’s vast outback stations offer a truly unique travel experience to live the rural outback station life like a local. From homesteads, cattle stations to remote campgrounds; here are our 6 best stations to stay in the Kimberley that will immerse you in true Australian rural life.

The Kimberley is a magical place and home to everything from world-famous beaches, dramatic waterfalls, rugged outback to some of the most remote locations on Earth. Crowned one of Australia’s hidden treasures, The Kimberley is a must visit attraction in Australia. For an ideal introduction to one of the world’s last great wilderness frontiers; we’ve named the 10 Best Kimberley Experiences that you cannot afford to miss!

The small island state of Australia, boasting fresh air, enviable food and wine produce , intriguing history and captivating natural beauty beyond compare. With over 40 per cent of the state reserved as national parks and world heritage wilderness, Tasmania is a place of wild and beautiful landscapes mixed with a dose of serenity. Here is an easy guide to the best places that must be on every traveler's bucket list to Tasmania.

Explore this enchanting tiny state with so much to offer from incredible untamed wilderness, convict history to its indulgent food and wine scene with our list of top things to do in Tasmania.