Heading to the Australian centre? While you’re sure to visit Uluru and Alice Springs, there are many more places to take in while you’re on route to Darwin. Feet Do Travel share 4 must-see outback towns to visit in Australia’s Northern Territory, whether you want to explore, swim or eat your way across Australia.

Backpacking holidays always seem like they should be about saving money. Travelling cheaply, living in hostels, and buying food from street markets where you can. Nevertheless, you can definitely inject a little luxury into your travels if you need it. Feet Do Travel share some of the reasons why you should treat yourself to luxury when backpacking.

​So, you’ve finally decided to take the plunge and find out what it is that makes a cruise so appealing. It will certainly be a unique experience. The vast majority of people take to cruising like a duck to water. In order to help you prepare, Feet Do Travel share a few useful tips to help make the experience an unforgettable one.

If you’re unsure about booking a trip to Australia as you don’t know whether or not it is the place for you, then you have come to the right place. With beautiful scenery and so many awesome things to see and do, Australia is one of the most incredible places to visit. 

Whether you’re planning a short trip, or to stay a little longer, you need to be sure it is definitely the place for you before you book. With that in mind, here are 5 reasons why you should visit Australia.

Before you embark on any type travel, you need to pack, which is sometimes daunting. Deciding what to pack can leave you with a headache, and you ask yourself "which essential items do I need", and "what should I not pack?" 

We have been travelling full time in Asia for over two years, and have perfected the ultimate packing list. Whilst we may not have perfected how to travel light, we certainly know which items we cannot do without.

We have been using this essential international travel packing list for many years, and it’s worked for us so far!

We have stayed in All Inclusive resorts, been on luxury tours, gone camping and now we are backpacking, plus we have stayed in every type of B&B and hotel in between. In other words, we know what we are talking about. Regardless of your age, how you are travelling and where you are going, we know the essential items to pack for worldwide travel.

We cover everyday essentials such as toiletries and electronics, how to travel plastic free,  which medication you should take, anti-theft protection, plus even what bag to take.
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This is Feet Do Travel’s ultimate packing list; all tried and tested! What we carry and why.

Visitors to New South Wales, Australia head for Sydney and its iconic structures, but there is so much more to this south eastern Australian state.

Whether you enjoy kicking back whilst basking your eyes in some nature, appreciating cultural pieces of art, or simply immersing yourself in the salty air of beautiful beaches, sometimes all you need is a sweet escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. 

Despite Sydney being a hotspot for many travellers visiting New South Wales, a few hours south from the busy CBD lies the South Coast area offering a wide range of attractions. From tranquil beaches just minutes’ walk from national parks, to premium vineyards serving Australia’s best heritage cheeses.

Here is our guide to 10 awesome things to do in the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia.

​Sydney, often mistaken for the capital of Australia, is a fantastic place to visit with kids. The bustling city has plenty to do for adults and kids of all ages, and it's super easy to find something more laid back to do too. Whether it's your first time in the city or you're making a returning visit, you should always be able to discover something new. Keeping the kids entertained in a city usually isn't too difficult, but Sydney makes it even easier. Anyone visiting Australia from elsewhere or residents who have decided to come and see Sydney can have a great time with little effort.

Before you head overseas, ensure you are getting the best exchange rates to make your money go further whilst you travel. If you are visiting from the UK for example, check the GBP to AUD conversion rates online prior to arriving in Australia.

If you ever find yourself in Tasmania, the southern state of Australia, you have to visit Cradle Mountain. It’s ancient rainforest and beautiful nature all around will leave you speechless. 

Cradle Mountain is located in the North-West part of Tasmania, in Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. The world famous walking tour leading up to Cradle Mountain is known as the Overland Track, and is one of the most popular choices for hikers. It’s the prettiest and most visited national park in Tasmania. The Cradle Mountain Summit hiking track is definitely not for inexperienced hikers and requires you to have quite a high fitness level. It is graded as 5/5 for difficulty, but if you do achieve it, the breathtaking scenery is absolutely worth every step. If you decide to explore Cradle Mountain, here are some useful tips that will help you survive. 

You have been pondering over your next travel destination for a long time now; you have spent hours refining your personal bucket list, and still haven’t quite made your mind up. There are so many countries you want to visit, but Australia is definitely near the very top of the list. Not only because of the beautiful weather all year round, but because it is also home to some of the friendliest people, most stunning beaches and iconic buildings. You have heard a lot of things about where you should go and what you should do once you get to the land down under, but there are four cities in particular that have really caught your eye. Check out these four fabulous cities that everyone should visit if heading to Australia. 

​I may be shot for telling you what I’m about to tell you.

I believe there is a reason Coffs Harbour central, Australia hasn’t had a makeover since the 1970’s. It’s to keep the illusion it’s a dull, boring and ugly place to stop. Yes, keep going. We like our paradise. It’s reserved for the elite only. The curious, the non-sheep tourists.
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Explore and you will discover.