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The Three Capes area offers a quieter version of the classic road trip, with rugged scenery and hidden beaches off the main highway.

In search of the Indigenous history Australian schools didn't teach Fiona McIntosh gets a fresh take on the past while on a trek through Tasmania with an Aboriginal guide 26 April 2021 • 11:59am Fiona and a friend relax at the visually striking ‘krakani lumi’ eco camp after a day’s trek in the Tasmanian bush Credit: Rob Burnett ‘Are these strictly necessary?” I ask our guide Hank as I hold up a pair of thick, black-nylon gaiters dripping with Velcro straps. “Well,” says Hank, wearily. “There are three kinds of snake in Tasmania and all of them are deadly.”  So, I’ll be ...

Exploring new ground in Tasmania: The Three Capes Track 4 Mar, 2021 11:00 AM 4 minutes to read Tucked away on the southeastern coastline of Australia’s island state, lies 48-kilometres of meticulous walking track that affords some of nature’s most dramatic and awe-inspiring displays for adventure-hungry travellers. For those primed for fresh experiences, Tasmania sure does punch above its weight. In particular, nature-loving walkers are in for a slice of hiking heaven; 2800 kilometres of managed tracks and more than 880 walks in national parks, reserves and conservation areas are waiting...

Long beaches, national parks and pink mountains: 21 photos that show why a Tasmanian road trip should be your next family holiday. Mamamia 2/03/2021 Charlotte Begg © Getty Images Long beaches, national parks and pink mountains: 21 photos that show why a Tasmanian road trip should be your next family holiday. With international travel off the cards, we're all searching for new holiday destinations. We want something that's exciting and fresh, somewhere that feels far away from our lives at home and is fun for the entire family. Well, Australia's island state, Tasmania, is ...

Curious Valentine's Romance on the Oregon Coast In Interesting Times Published 02/03/21 at 6:56 AM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Oregon Coast) – COVID didn't kill romance along the Oregon coast, but it's not helping. Yet in these weird times with all kinds of social distancing, the flame of Valentine's Day along the coastline has taken some interesting, slightly innovative turns. Here's a few ideas: “There are picnic tables at Cape Arago State Park that are close to the cliffs so you can look out,” she said. “There is also the cool otherworldly rock formations by the ...