Author: Bea Urmos
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Canoeing Nambucca Heads: Your Guide To The Nambucca River & Warrell Creek
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That view overlooking the winding waterways of Nambucca Heads? It’s been etched in my memory since my very first trip to Australia! I just knew it would be amazing to explore from the water, but somehow, it took another two visits to finally dip our paddles in. Our second attempt, years later during a Coffs…
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Escape To The Wild: Your Guide To Canoeing The Colo River, NSW
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Can you imagine a river that feels incredibly remote and wild, carving its way through rugged sandstone gorges, yet it’s practically on Sydney’s doorstep? Meet the Colo River! Located just north-west of Sydney, this stunning waterway forms the northern boundary of the vast Wollemi National Park (part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area).…
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14 Incredible Hikes In NSW (From Coast To Mountains!)
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Hiking—or bushwalking, as Aussies call it—is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of New South Wales (or Australia). Granted, there’s an embarrassingly large selection of fabulous beaches to steal your attention, but hiking opportunities shouldn’t be overlooked. They also give you a great excuse to venture beyond the coast…
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6 Unmissable Things To Do In Mount Kaputar National Park
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I’d never heard of Mount Kaputar National Park before, but it popped up on the map while I was searching for things to do near the Warrumbungles. It’s not exactly a hotspot for tourists, which worked in our favor—five days of spring holiday hiking with barely a soul in sight. Bliss. The walking tracks here…
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Best Waterfall Walks In Royal National Park
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Some of the best waterfalls near Sydney aren’t hidden deep in the mountains or miles away—they’re just south of the city in Royal National Park. Sure, the park is mostly famous for its 27 km Royal Coast Track, but let’s not overlook its lush rainforests and stunning waterfalls. That said, let me manage your expectations:…
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The Ultimate Coffs Coast Bucket List: 8 Must-Do Activities
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To help distinguish the breathtaking sections of New South Wales’ incredibly long coastline (and to ensure you can never choose a favorite), each coastal region has its own name. Coffs Coast isn’t just a collection of picturesque beaches surrounding Coffs Harbour—it’s also home to a marine park you’ve probably never heard of (hey, Solitary Islands!)…
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Wild Wallabies In Sydney: Where & When To Find Them
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First of all, yes, wallabies do roam wild in Sydney, Australia’s largest city. However, you need to look for them in the right places and at the right times. Since moving here, we’ve spotted quite a few, and in this post, I’m sharing not only the best locations but also other essential tips to help…
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5 Best Hikes In Warrumbungle National Park, NSW
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Warrumbungle National Park is called one of Australia’s best kept secrets, a perfect place for hiking – day and night. Because night skies are magical, and as Australia’s first Dark Sky Park the Warrumbungles are legendary for stargazing. But it also impresses with unique volcanic rock formations, majestic bushland and forested plains (a favorite habitat…
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25+ Best Kid-Friendly Beaches In New South Wales
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We moved to Sydney with a 3.5-year-old just as summer was beginning. Fast forward two years, and this is our third summer in New South Wales—mostly in Sydney, but also driving and camping along the NSW coastline—happily pretending to be Aussies who have been doing this all their lives. The highlight? Of course, the beaches!…