With the way the public holidays fall this year, if you were to take 3 days of leave during the week of Anzac Day, you get a whopping 10 consecutive days off, and what better way to spend them than camping? Hitch up your camper trailer and hit the road! Of course you’ll need a destination, so check out our latest Adventure List for some ideas.
NOAH BEACH, CAPE TRIBULATION, DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK, QLD
If you’re looking to get away for a beach holiday without the crowds, Noah Beach in the Daintree National park should be near the top of your list. This pristine beach is often quiet enough for you to have the whole place to yourself, yet offers loads of activities that caters to a variety of tastes. The area is also teeming with wildlife so this is one of the best spots to visit if you’re somewhat of a critter aficionado and enjoy spotting local fauna.
BRIGHT AUTUMN FESTIVAL, VIC
This entry is different to many of the others that we’ve done in the past because it’s about an event rather than a destination, but considering some of the stunning Autumn attractions at the festival, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention it. Held in Bright in the Victorian High Country, the Autumn Festival runs from 26 April to 6 May and is a celebration of the wonderful autumn colours and autumn produce of the valleys in the area. Click here to find out more.
THE SIMPSON DESERT, NT
The Simpson Desert is known for having some of the best 4WD tracks Australia has to offer. The rolling sand dunes and rugged terrain provide for some truly challenging 4WD tracks that any enthusiast would enjoy. The area is also rich with history, so be sure to visit one of the many ancient landmarks, rock carvings and Aboriginal art museums in the region