As a contrast to the balmy Sydney vast stretches of flat, dry land dominate the western part of the New South Wales. The country is too remote to support much life. Most of the region is uncleared, only able to provide conditions for pasturing and agriculture. Although living in the Outback is harsh, there is something that has magnetised humans for decades – silver ..read more

The magnificent North Coast of New South Wales is just a driving distance from Sydney, and this is a destination where everything turns around sea and nature. Seasonal whales, coral reefs, pristine nature reserves, World Heritage rainforest and eye-catching wildlife attract curious travellers but also local surfers, kayakers, scuba divers and sailors. If self-driving, splendid surprises will be accompanying the travellers all the way from Port Stephens to Byron Bay ..read more

Surf gently rolling into the immaculate beaches, lush pastures, dense bushes and thriving forests – these epithets describe the landscapes of the Shoalhaven Coast and much of its attractions. The striking coastline of Jarvis Bay is a magnet, whose snow-white beaches draw both tourists and locals. Picturesque bays, nestled between rocky headlands provide excellent fishing, surfing and all sorts of water sports, while the hinterland is much loved by bushwalkers and cyclists ..read more