Training Melbourne Marathon and the MaxChallenge

In March I arrived here in Australia on a WHV (Work Holiday Visa) the travel part wasn’t that hard and we did an amazing 17.000 km road trip through Australia. But of course, I have to work for my money. After a mini online campaign and contacting all the people I know in Australia I was lucky and could get an interview at Full Circle Investment Group. Made it through and could come for a three-day trail! At the end of the week I had the job, what an awesome feeling!

Travel Transport in Nepal

{GUESTBLOG} Travel Transport in Nepal. After traveling Nepal for more than four months in the last two years, I’m no longer surprised of all the chaos in the public transport in Nepal. Instead, I can see its charm and enjoy the insight you get from the country while sitting on a bus. But to be in the Nepali traffic for the first time and to get to know how the transport works is a bit of a mystery. In this post, I will give you a guide on how to use local transport and what to expect of it. Let me begin telling you that you must not expect any luxury, be open to an adventure; because that’s what public transport is in Nepal; one big adventure.

Driving the Gibb River Road

A very nice route we did was the Gibb River Road. The Gibb River Road brings you from Derby to Wyndham through the Kimberly’s. Our route was from Derby to Halls Creek so we could go down to Alice Springs. This route is 700 km long and the most of the Gibb River Road is offroad. The visitor guides and online fora says that the Gibb River Road is one of Australia’s most unique 4WD challenges*.

Driving the Tanami Road

On our way from the Gibb River Road to Alice Springs we decided to do the Tanami Road. The Tanami Road is an 1077 long road. 753 kilometer of the Tanami Road is unsealed. The daily traffic is ca. 166 vehicles a day.

Best camping spots Australia

On our 17000 km roadtrip through Australia we saw a lot of camping grounds. Most of them were free some were paid. Sometimes it was just a 10KM furter drive to save 80 dollar a night! I selected my best camping spots Australia for you. Let’s help each other. If you have awesome spots to share, leave a comment! 🙂

Free camping at Uluru

Free camping at Uluru (Ayers Rock) on the best spot in Australia? Go to this free campingspot 10km from the Uluru Park. When you camp on this free camping spot you can see Uluru every time of the day for sunrise, for sunset and that all from you tent! See the article to find out more!

Mining tour Tom Price

The miningtour in Tom Price is a nice thing to do in the Australian outback. When you want to do the miningtour in Tom Price I advice to call the visitor centre in Tom Price and reserve your spot in the bus.

The miningtour in Tom Price will take 1.5 hours and starts from the Tom Price visitor centre. The start is at 10am in the morning and will provided by Lestok tours and will Bring you to the mega iron mine of Rio Tinto. The Rio Tinto mine in Tom Price is one of the biggest open cut iron mines in the world!

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