When visiting Western Australia, if you are looking for an off-the-beaten track destination, Karratha is the place for you!

Karratha is an Aboriginal word meaning “good country” or “soft earth” and is a coastal community in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. Although Karratha has always been regarded as a mining town, it also offers some very remarkable wonders begging to be discovered.

Karratha is one of the fastest growing towns in north WA and is known locally as ‘Munjaree’ – or the heart of the West Pilbara Coast. Due to its central location, it’s an ideal base to explore nearby national parks. Millstream-Chichester National Park, Karijini National Park and Dampier Archipelago are not far away, and there is also the Peninsula’s of Point Samson and the Burrup to visit. Head east for 350km and you will encounter Ningaloo Reef, where you can snorkel with whale sharks in an eco-friendly way.

So without further ado, Feet Do Travel share 4 tips for an awesome trip to Karratha, Western Australia.

​If you are planning to take your first solo hike, you will want it to be safe and successful. Hiking solo is a great challenge and is something everyone should try in their lifetime. It will help clear your mind, test your mental and physical stamina and make you stronger. 

Trekking solo isn’t without it’s risks, but if you plan properly in advance, prepare the right gear and are sensible, your adventure will be exciting and most of all, rewarding.

Feet Do Travel have prepared this guide to help you through some of the most essential parts of a great hike. So without further ado, let us look at everything you need to know before hiking solo and venturing into the wild.

As most of the world ground to a holt in 2020 due to the worldwide pandemic, a few industries flourished. Anyone involved in an online business can see this is the way forward, and as a side result of booming ecommerce, the truck industry has seen an increase in demand.

The rise in online shopping resulted in more jobs being created within the trucking industry, which is great news for people looking to travel and work, but also for budding entrepreneurs who may want to set up their own trucking business. Instead of truck drivers losing their jobs during 2020 lockdowns, more were needed to keep up with demand.

Truck drivers have been among the front-line responders during the pandemic, delivering medical supplies and equipment to hospitals. They ensured supermarket shelves remain stocked with essential goods, and now there are worldwide vaccination rollouts.

All this is good news for people who want to combine a job with travelling, Not only can you travel around your own country with this job, you can drive to Europe, but you can also apply for jobs overseas in the future. There are a few countries who excel in the trucking business, and obviously how much can earn depends on various factors such as length of experience, or size or vehicle. If you have set your sights on starting a trucking business, it is essential to have a comprehensive understanding of the basics, such as Dot authority and BOC-3 filing.  
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If you are looking for a new stable career, Feet Do Travel share 7 best countries to work as a truck driver.

​Queensland, Australia has many places to visit if you are a lover of wildlife and nature. If you have booked a hotel or holiday house in the Gold Coast and are planning things to do, there is plenty to choose from.

Although the Gold Coast is well-known for its beautiful beaches and exciting theme parks, there are also plenty of wildlife sanctuaries and nature parks to visit.

If you are a nature and wildlife lover, Feet Do Travel share 7 places to visit on Australia’s Gold Coast.

Are you looking for a new hobby? Do you want the freedom to go wherever you like? Concerned about the new normal but want to travel more?

Sailing could be the hobby you have been waiting for! Learning to sail will open doors in ways you never dreamt, and give you the chance to see sights from a new perspective.
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Feet Do Travel share 6 reasons why you should try sailing.

Are you planning a trip but are unsure which hotel to book? The hotel you choose is one of the most critical decisions to make with little room for compromise, especially now we are living a "new normal" after Coronavirus lockdown. For your health, you want to ensure your hotel is Covid-compliant.

Being proactive in your choice, carrying out research, and doing a comparative analysis will ensure you pick the right room for you. You may want a standard room with no TV, or a suite with fridge and seating options. Perhaps internet connectivity, complimentary breakfast or airport pick up is important.

When choosing your hotel, there are many things to take into consideration such as your travel budget, location, style, or personal needs. A hotel which initially offers a lower price may end up costing you more than a higher rated hotel which offers complimentary amenities.

To help you minimise your inconvenience, Feet Do Travel have provided practical advice with ten tips to help you booking the right hotel.

A lot of people are interested in becoming an Australian citizen if they have lived there for quite some time, or they intend to spend the rest of their lives there. By getting citizenship, you will be able to stay in Australia permanently, and will have no issues entering the country whenever you please. You will also have access to certain jobs previously not open to you, such as certain government jobs.

There are many other benefits of becoming an Australian Citizen which include support while overseas, visa-free travel to 160 countries, protection from deportation, and financial assistance for educational purposes.

​Sydney is a vibrant and charismatic city, it’s also the perfect destination for a fun-filled and exciting date with your partner, with plenty of activities to get the blood pumping. If you are planning to visit Sydney in New South Wales, Australia, Feet Do Travel share some adventurous date ideas for you and your partner, whilst you get to grips with this cosmopolitan city.

Brisbane, Australia is such a diverse city featuring natural wonders, stunning sandy beaches, modern architecture, and an abundance of things to do. As every metropolitan city, Brisbane comes with huge downsides - a bustle and stress related to every big city. If you’re travelling with your family and would love to thoroughly enjoy without experiencing the busy side of the city, you’re lucky - Brisbane offers an abundance of exciting day trips. 

We’re going to talk about amazing natural & cultural destinations that are easily reachable from Brisbane city. The most convenient way to explore Brisbane’s surroundings is by booking a cruise and enjoy the freedom. Cruise Agency Australia has diverse cruise offerings that are more than suitable for your next memorable family trip.   

Keep reading and start filling your bucket list: 

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.