Rottnest Island offers a tranquil respite from the rat race, with stunning beaches and bays, picturesque scenery and of course, the island’s cutest inhabitants, quokkas.
The Northern Territory, The Territory, or The Top End, no matter what you call it, there is one undeniable fact. The Northern Territory is a land of contrasting landscapes.
It’s flat, it’s almost treeless, and it’s extremely arid, but this is precisely what makes the Nullarbor Plain so mesmerising. There’s a whole lot of nothing, as far as the eye can see, and that alone is worth laying eyes upon.
The quaint town of Broken Hill is one of the outback’s largest— and it’s rife with fascinating stories of struggle and success. It has what can only be termed as a very colourful history.
The Northern Territory is unlike any place on earth; it's not a place you visit just to take a look around, it's a place to immerse yourself and be free.