Queensland is the second-largest state in Australia and is filled with many of the countries most beautiful places. My favorite slogan for Queensland is “Beautiful one day, Perfect the next”, and it really is. For the last 11 years, I have called Queensland home and spent a lot of time (especially since covid) exploring our beautiful state. I’m excited to share with you 18 of the best places to visit in Queensland.
I love to chase waterfalls whenever I’m traveling, so in this article, I’m going to take you on a tour of the Cairns Waterfall Circuit. And, answer common questions about the area. You’ll need a full day to explore the waterfall circuit & even if the sun isn’t shining it’s still so worth the drive.
Piha is by far the best day trip from Auckland, in winter or summer! This area is often overlooked by visitors but Piha is such a stunning part of the Auckland region. So much wild landscape that’s easy to get to from Auckland's city center. Anyone who loves the outdoors will have an epic day in Piha. So many coastal walking trails, Forrests hikes, waterfalls, and Piha's black sand beach. Keep reading because below I share everything you need to know about the best day trip from Auckland.
New Zealand’s capital city sits rights at the bottom of the North Island and this city is an absolute gem. I’m excited to share with you the best free things to do in Wellington. Plus, a few things that are reasonably cheap.
Queenstown is located at the bottom of New Zealand’s South Island. The town is set on Lake Wakatipu and is surrounded by layers and layers of snow-capped mountains. This detailed itinerary for 5 days in Queenstown includes exploring Queenstown and other close-by regions. Each area is as stunning as the next and I have included a mix of road tripping, adrenaline-seeking, hiking, and a little bit of time to relax.
The Margaret River region is known globally for its quality wines but let me tell you there is so much more to this region than visiting these wineries! I recently spent 5 days exploring Margaret River and there are so many fun things to do there. If you love the outdoors, keep reading for essential information on planning your trip & my list of 15 fun things to do in Margaret River.
I love reflecting on my past travel experiences and how these moments have enhanced my life. The feeling you get when you’re standing in front of a structure like the Taj Mahal, it’s hard to believe you’re seeing it in real life. Or, swimming in the open ocean alongside the world's biggest fish, but still feeling completely relaxed. Moments like this are what I travel for!