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, Feet Do Travel share useful tips that will help you survive. 

If you are hoping to have an adventure this summer and stay fit during your holidays, there are some amazing places for you to visit around the world. If you consider yourself to be a bit of a daredevil or adrenaline junkie, then here are some amazing holiday ideas for you this year!

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. Feet Do Travel share 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.

If you love to travel, you may be on the lookout for new destinations to discover in the coming months. Traveling is a bug, and the more you indulge your wanderlust, the greater the urge to get out there and see the world.

​If you’re searching for inspiration for your next trip, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re dreaming of a beach vacation or you’re an intrepid adventurer on the lookout for your next challenge, here are some ideas to get you thinking. 

Ah, French Polynesia. So much to see, so little time. I will always remember my South Pacific adventure, particularly the little gem in the Tahitian archipelago – Bora Bora. The tiny island located northwest of Tahiti is a true paradise on earth. Surrounded by a breathtaking lagoon and sand-fringed islets spanning for miles, all of it just makes me want to head back and never return to the “normal” way of life.

Whilst it was my sincere attention to adventure and explore the rest of French Polynesia, Bora Bora instantly took my breath away, and I spent the rest of my holiday in a kind of a lucid dream. I never wanted it to end. 
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What I experienced on my escapade to Bora Bora, I would love for you to experience as well. So I will share its secrets with you.

Every new year begins with new expectations, new ideas and new excitement.  For me, it starts with where I plan to visit that coming year. I always find the planning part of a new destination the most exciting, researching what there is to do, where we will go, what there is to see, I think it’s just the thrill of the unknown.
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It appears I am not alone. There are many people who love travelling as much as me and make a list of where they will visit, so I thought I would my travel blogger friends, “what’s on your 2018 travel wish list”.

Some very interesting and exciting destinations have now been brought to my attention!

I could wax lyrical about my visit to Australia for as long as anyone will listen. It’s a bucket list destination for a lot of people, including me, so I decided to get a year’s working visa to give me the opportunity of not just travelling around and seeing as much as I could, but to live there and see what the Country really has to offer.

With statistics telling us it’s the world’s 6th largest Country, the world’s largest island and the only island that is a continent & country, distances between destinations are vast.
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But what is it about Australia that has me and plenty of others talking about it years after they have visited?

Like I said, I could talk about how much I loved Australia all day but to give a less biased opinion, I decided to ask top bloggers who also have a fond affection for this Country for their views and experiences.