(10.06.2015) Darwin to Adelaide 2015. Day 5-6. Sunset and Sunrise over Uluru (Ayers Rock).
Witnessing a sunset and sunrise over Uluru (Ayers Rock) is an awe-inspiring experience and a 'must do' on every visitor's list.
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Witnessing a sunset and sunrise over Uluru (Ayers Rock) is an awe-inspiring experience and a 'must do' on every visitor's list.
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More than any other place in Central Australia, the Alice Springs Desert Park is the place where you can touch, taste, and start to know the outback’s biggest secret.
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The Tesselaar Tulip Festival began in 1954 and has since grown to become one of Victoria's most iconic tourist attractions, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of over a million spring flowers in bloom. The fields burst into colour each September and include over 120 different varieties of tulips alone. This four week family festival hosts various themed days and weekends including Turkish, Dutch, Food, Wine, Jazz and Irish along with eight days packed with school holiday fun for the kids.
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A walk in a sacred place called Devils marbles or Karlu Karlu.
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Darwin to Adelaide 2015. Day 3. Stuart Highway: Mataranka - Tennant Creek - Wauchope.
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Darwin to Adelaide 2015. Day 2. Nitmilik NPL Butterfly Gorge Walk, Cutta Cutta Caves, Mataranka Thermal Springs.
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The Kanawinka Geopark’s spectacular and intriguing volcanic landscape also offers a range of other visitor experiences, from a 45-minute tour to the surface of Mount Gambier’s Blue Lake, to the 45 minute walk up Mount Schank and down to the crater floor. Here are some archive photos from Lakes and Craters Precinct made in Dec 2013.