Article by Caravan Industry News. As anyone with a dog understands all too well, our four-legged friends are as much a part of the family as anyone else. It’s little wonder that for many dog …
Mallee Shakedown – Exploring a Forgotten Outback Road
Article from Travel Outback Australia. But are we going the RIGHT way?” Gary’s knuckles whiten on the wheel. “Well.” I hesitate. “Actually…” The HEMA app says there’s no road, but it’s impossible to argue with …
Chambers Pillar – A complete travel guide
Article from Travel Outback Australia. As soon as Chambers Pillar rises in the distance, you can’t help but marvel at its striking red and white walls, contrasting with the sky’s deep blue. At around 150 …
Tasmania Travel
Article from ARB 4×4 Accessories.Words & Photography by Steve Fraser. I love Tasmania and let’s face it, there’s a lot to love about the Apple Isle. It has some of the most incredible landscapes in …
Travel: Carnarvon Gorge with a difference
Article from RV Daily. Carnarvon Gorge. Think you’ve seen it all before? Well, we have news for you… there’s a difference. Yes, you’ve been to Carnarvon Gorge before and you may think that not much …
10 of the best 4×4 tracks in Australia
We asked our readers to name the best 4×4 tracks in Australia, and here’s what you came up with. Article originally appeared in 4X4 Australia As restrictions begin to lift right across Australia – except …
Trip To The Tip – Cape York
Article originally appeared on Ironman 4X4 Cape York is a must do for most 4WDers and travelling to the tip of Australia should be something on every bucket list. For Queensland residents, the Cape opened …
Should you travel with water tanks full or empty?
Article by RV Daily Out of all the issues that caravanners argue over, the question of full or empty water tanks while travelling is one I’ve never fully understood. As far as I’m concerned, if …
Best 4×4 modifications for outback travel
Article by 4X4 Australia Aftermarket modifications help even the best 4x4s become safe, comfortable and functional outback expedition rigs. So you want to deck out your 4×4 for outback travel and aren’t sure where to …
The best ways to stay connected while you travel
Written by Janie MedburyArticle from RV Daily Magazine Get clued up like a millennial on your family vacation Not everyone can (or wants to) drop all contact with the outside world when they’re travelling, so …
Kennedy Developmental Road, Qld: 4×4 travel guide
We often head straight to a destination and miss out on plenty along the way, but there’s simply too much to miss on a trip up the KDR between Winton and Minnamoolka. Written by Kev …
Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park travel guide
Once Aboriginal nomads, gold prospectors and bushrangers roamed the region, but now four-wheel drivers traipse around the wooded hills and valleys of the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park. Written by Ron & Viv MoonArticle from WhichCar …
Hay River Track, NT: 4X4 travel guide
Following the Hay River through the Simpson Desert is one of the great desert journeys in Australia. Join us as we head south along the ephemeral river. By Ron MoonArticle from WhichCar Sherwin sliced open …
How to make your travel budget go further
If you’re saving for your first caravan, there’s no reason you can’t travel far and wide. In part one, we look at pre-caravan type travel and, in part two, saving for the big rig and …
Hangin’ Out on the Holland
Article from: Unsealed 4X4 5 reasons to hit this historical Goldfields Track When WA has a stack of 4X4 tracks in every part of the state, you could easily spend a lifetime chasing every one …
Meet Me At The Farm Gate
Article from RVdaily Don’t waste your hard-earned money on a trip to the Mediterranean – Sun Country on the Murray has it all and more The Moira Shire, also known as Sun Country on the …
Paradise Lost and Found on Fraser Island
Article from RVdaily A first-timer hits up the world’s largest sand island with the crew from Zone RV. But is Fraser Island all it’s cracked up to be? It was possibly after the fifth battered fourby …
Walking It’s A Great Way To See More
Article from On The Road Magazine Australia is an extraordinary country that we are lucky to call home. The largest island and smallest continent on the planet, it so enthrals, educates, amazes and amuses that …
Five Days On The World’s Largest Sand Island
Article from Redarc Fraser Island is in the top 3 camping holiday destinations that we have experienced since starting Summit2Sea Adventures. For those unaware, Fraser Island is located off Australia’s eastern Queensland coast, and is the …
Destination – Zebedee Springs
Article from Ironman4x4 Zebedee Springs located in El Questro Wilderness Park, WA. Is a short and easy self guided hike that leads you through beautiful Livistona palms and dense foliage to a number of natural …
4×4 Trip to Stokes National Park, WA
Article from whichcar The tranquil surroundings of Stokes Inlet are steeped in pastoral history and natural beauty Stokes National Park lies on the south-east coast of Western Australia, a short hop from Esperance. As it offers ocean …
COOKING: HAPPY HOUR PRAWNS
Article from Offroadadventureshow INGREDIENTS Seafood Prawns (in the Shell) Metal Skewers Salsa Verde Herbs (Mint, Parsley, Coriander) 1/2 Cup 1 x Lemon (juice) 1 x Lime (juice) Olive Oil Salt METHOD Prawns Start by leaving …
Policy Changes – Water Crossing Claims
Those of you that follow our blogs regularly would have come across our Club 4X4 Crash Index that we published in 2017. In that article, we divulged with transparency how our growing portfolio has performed from …
Motorbiking Outback
When Gary told me he wanted to buy a Harley Davidson, I was skeptical. Apart from teasing him about having a mid-life crisis, I wasn’t a fan of motorbikes. To me, Harleys were loud and …
Range Rover Sport PHEV First to Climb to Heaven’s Gate
If you’ve not seen the Range Rover Challenges over the years, then you have really been missing out. Not to be outdone by the Evoque, the Range Rover Sport PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) has just completed …