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SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK We love to hear from travellers – your comments help make our books better. We read every word, and we guarantee that your feedback goes straight to the authors. Visit lonelyplanet. com/contact to submit your updates and suggestions. Note: We may edit, reproduce and incorporate your comments in Lonely Planet products such as guidebooks, websites and digital products, so let us know if you don't want your comments reproduced or your name acknowledged. For a copy of our privacy policy visit lonelyplanet.com/privacy. OUR STORY A beat-up old car, a few dollars in the pocket and a sense of adventure. In 1972 that’s all Tony and Maureen Wheeler needed for the trip of a lifetime – across Europe and Asia overland to Australia. It took several months, and at the end – broke but inspired – they sat at their kitchen table writing and stapling together their first travel guide, Across Asia on the Cheap. Within a week they’d sold 1500 copies. Lonely Planet was born. Today, Lonely Planet has offices in Melbourne, London and Oakland, with more than 600 staff and writers. We share Tony’s belief that ‘a great guidebook should do three things: inform, educate and amuse’. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Climate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 163344. Front cover photographs: (top) Eyre Highway, Nullarbor National Park, Peter Walton Photography/Getty; (left) Palm Beach, Queensland, David Hancock/Alamy; (right) Mt Field National Park, Andrew Watson/Alamy Back cover photograph: Devil’s Marbles, Northern Territory, Australian Scenics/Getty AUTHOR THANKS Heartfelt thanks to Tasmin Waby, Julie Sheridan and Katie O’Connell whose wisdom and insights contributed so much to this book. Thanks also to my talented fellow Lonely Planet authors Kate Armstrong, Brett Atkinson, Carolyn Bain, Peter Dragicevich, Paul Harding, Miriam Raphael, Charles Rawlings-Way, Steve Waters and Meg Worby, without whom this book would never have been possible. And to countless locals who shared their passion for and expertise on this wonderful corner of the earth. To Ron, Jan, Lisa, Greg, Alex, Greta, Damien, Ron, Elaine and all the Pumpas – you represent all that I love about this country. To Marina, Carlota and Valentina – os quiero and I can’t wait to revisit the road trips in this book with you. THIS BOOK This 1st edition of Australia’s Best Trips was researched and written by Anthony Ham. This guidebook was produced by the following: Destination Editor Tasmin Waby Product Editors Anne Mason, Katie O’Connell Senior Cartographer Julie Sheridan Book Designer Katherine Marsh Assisting Editors Imogen Bannister, Andrea Dobbin, Victoria Harrison, Kate James, Vicky Smith, Ross Taylor Assisting Cartographers Julie Dodkins, Rachel Imeson, Diana Von Holdt Cover Researcher Campbell McKenzie Thanks to Andi Jones, Catherine Naghten, Karyn Noble, Jessica Rose ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd BEHIND THE SCENES 428

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OUR STORYA beat-up old car, a few dollars in the pocket and a sense of adventure. In 1972 that’s all Tony and Maureen Wheeler needed for the trip of a lifetime – across Europe and Asia overland to Australia. It took several months, and at the end – broke but inspired – they sat at their kitchen table writing and stapling together their first travel guide, Across Asia on the Cheap. Within a week they’d sold 1500 copies. Lonely Planet was born.

Today, Lonely Planet has offices in Melbourne, London and Oakland, with more than 600 staff and writers. We share Tony’s belief that ‘a great guidebook should do three things: inform, educate and amuse’.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSClimate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 1633 44.

Front cover photographs: (top) Eyre Highway, Nullarbor National Park, Peter Walton Photography/Getty; (left) Palm Beach, Queensland, David Hancock/Alamy; (right) Mt Field National Park, Andrew Watson/Alamy

Back cover photograph: Devil’s Marbles, Northern Territory, Australian Scenics/Getty

AUTHOR THANKSHeartfelt thanks to Tasmin Waby, Julie Sheridan and Katie O’Connell whose wisdom and insights contributed so much to this book. Thanks also to my talented fellow Lonely Planet authors Kate Armstrong, Brett Atkinson, Carolyn Bain, Peter Dragicevich, Paul Harding, Miriam Raphael, Charles Rawlings-Way, Steve Waters and Meg Worby, without whom this book would never have been possible. And to countless locals who shared their passion for and expertise on this wonderful

corner of the earth. To Ron, Jan, Lisa, Greg, Alex, Greta, Damien, Ron, Elaine and all the Pumpas – you represent all that I love about this country. To Marina, Carlota and Valentina – os quiero and I can’t wait to revisit the road trips in this book with you.

THIS BOOKThis 1st edition of Australia’s Best Trips was researched and written by Anthony Ham. This guidebook was produced by the following:

Destination Editor Tasmin Waby

Product Editors Anne Mason, Katie O’Connell

Senior Cartographer Julie Sheridan

Book Designer Katherine Marsh

Assisting Editors Imogen Bannister, Andrea Dobbin, Victoria Harrison, Kate James, Vicky Smith, Ross Taylor

Assisting Cartographers Julie Dodkins, Rachel Imeson, Diana Von Holdt

Cover Researcher Campbell McKenzie

Thanks to Andi Jones, Catherine Naghten, Karyn Noble, Jessica Rose

©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd

BEHIND THE

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1770 166

AA Day on the Green 222Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery

(Darwin) 288Aboriginal Tent Embassy 70accommodation 25Adaminaby 65Adelaide 220, 230‑1, 242, 296Adelaide Hills 219‑29Adelaide River 311, 313Agnes Water 166Aileron 282Aireys Inlet 106Airlie Beach 167, 170, 171Albany 335, 336, 337Aldgate 221Alexandra Cave 256Alice Springs 274‑5, 279,

282, 287, 292, 294Alligator Gorge 262Alpha Box & Dice 237Anbangbang Billabong

Walk 304Angaston 226‑7, 229Anglesea 106, 112Angourie 86Ansons Bay 378Apollo Bay 107, 112architecture 22Argyle Place 60Armidale 84, 87

Art Gallery of South Australia 231

Art Gallery of Western Australia 348

Arthur River 416Arthurs Seat 120Ashbrook 345Atherton Tableland

waterfalls 210Augusta 346, 347Australia Zoo 185Australian Arid Lands

Botanic Garden 296Australian Capital Territory

33‑5, 70‑1, 73‑9 Australian Fossil & Mineral

Museum 90‑1Ayers Rock, see Uluru

BBaird Bay 247‑8Balladonia 323, 325Ballarat 139, 141Ballina 44‑5, 47Bancroft Bay 57Bangalow 45Barmah National Park 153Barossa Valley 17, 219‑29

A Day on the Green 222Barossa Gourmet

Weekend 222Barossa Vintage

Festival 222winery tours 226

Barrk Sandstone Bushwalk 304

Barrow Creek 282Batchelor 308, 313Batemans Bay 52, 78, 79Bathurst 90‑1, 92, 96Battery Point 393Bay of Fires 378Bay of Islands 110beaches 22Beachport 254Beaconsfield 405, 409Beechworth 144, 149Beecroft Peninsula 52Bell Tower 349Bellingen 83, 87Bells Beach 106Belongil Beach 45Ben Boyd National Park

55, 59Bennett’s wallaby 418Bermagui 53Berrima 76‑7, 79Berry 74‑6Bicentennial Park 288Bicheno 378, 383Big Prawn 44‑5Bingara 85Bingil Bay 170Birrarung Marr 123Birregurra 107Bivouac Bay 398Blackwood 138Blackwood River 346

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Blairgowrie 118Block Arcade 123Blue Lake 255Boag’s Brewery 390Booktown Book

Fair 138Bootleg Brewery 343‑4Border Village 322Bothwell 386Bourke 93, 96Bowen 167Bowral 76, 78, 79Bradleys & O’Briens Hut 66Bradman Museum

of Cricket 76Brae 107Bremer Bay 336Bridgedale House 333Bridgetown 333Bridgewater Bay 111Bright 146, 148, 149Brisbane 28, 164, 172‑3, 176,

184, 186Broad Arrow 327Broken Hill 95, 97Broome 357, 360‑1, 364Buchan Caves 56Buley Rockholes 310Bunbury 332‑3, 337, 340Bunda Cliffs 323Bungle Bungles 19, 367Bunker Bay 342Bunurong Marine &

Coastal Park 128Burdekin River 167Burleigh Head National

Park 178‑9Burleigh Heads 178‑9, 181Burra 261business hours 25Busselton 341‑2, 347Byfield National Park 166Byron Bay 14, 45, 47

CCable Beach 364Cabramurra 65‑6Cactus Beach 322Cadney Homestead 294‑5Cairns 170, 192, 197, 200,

205, 208‑9Cambridge Gulf 367‑8Campbell Town 388, 391Canberra 70‑1, 73‑9Canoe Bay 398Cape Bridgewater 111Cape Conran 56, 59Cape du Couedic 238Cape Duquesne 111Cape Hauy 398Cape Hillsborough National

Park 167, 171Cape Le Grand National

Park 336Cape Leeuwin 346Cape Naturaliste 342Cape Otway 107, 113Cape Paterson 128Cape Pillar 398Cape Schanck 118Cape Tribulation 196, 197Cape York 199‑205Capel Vale 340‑1Capricorn Coast 163‑71Carnavon 355‑6, 358Carnival of Flowers 188Carrickalinga 238cars, see drivingCastlemaine 136‑7, 140‑1Cataract Gorge 390Cathedral Cave 256Ceduna 322, 328cell phones 24Central Market

(Adelaide) 230Central Tilba 53, 58Cervantes 352‑3, 358

Chewton 136Childers 166Chinatown (Broome) 360Circular Quay 61City Botanic Gardens

(Brisbane) 173City Hall (Brisbane) 173City Park (Launceston) 410Clare Valley 17, 259‑65

wineries 262climate 24Cloncurry 211‑12, 213Clunes 138Cobar 93‑4Cocklebiddy 323Coffin Bay 246‑7, 249Coffs Harbour 43‑4, 47, 82‑3Coles Bay 379, 383Coober Pedy 295‑6, 297Cooinda 304, 305Cooktown 203‑4, 205Coolangatta 179‑80, 181Coolgardie 327, 329Cooma 64, 69Coonawarra 251‑7Coorong 251‑7Coorong National Park

253‑4, 257Coral Coast 351‑9Corinna 414‑16costs 25Cradle Mountain 21, 417,

418, 419Crater Lake 417Croajingolong National Park

55‑6, 59Crocodylus Park 308Crocosaurus Cove 288, 300Crows Nest 188Croydon 210, 213Cullen Wines 344Currency Creek 235Currumbin 178‑9, 181

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DDaintree Rainforest 15, 191‑7Daintree village 196, 197Daly River 312Daly Waters 285‑6Dangar Falls 84Darwin 286, 288‑9, 300, 305,

308, 313Deepwater National Park 166Deloraine 418Denham 354‑5, 358Denmark 334, 337Derby 365, 369Derwent River 386Design Centre Tasmania 410Devil’s Corner 382Devil’s Marbles 282‑3Diamond Island 378Donnybrook 333Dorrigo 84, 87Dorrigo National Park 84Douglas‑Apsley National

Park 378Dove Lake 417Dreamworld 178driving 420‑7

automobile associations 426

best roads 15car rental 420‑1documents 420fuel 422‑3licence 420maps 421outback safety 424‑6road distances 423road rules 422road trains 425safety 421‑2, 422‑3websites 421

Dubbo 92, 96Durras Mountain 52

EEagle Bay 342Eaglehawk Neck 397‑8, 401East MacDonnell Ranges 294Echuca 152‑3, 157Eden 53, 55, 59Elephant Pass 378Ellery Creek Big Hole 277Ellinjaa Falls 210Elliston 247emergencies 24Emu Beach 335Erskine Falls 106Esperance 335‑6Etty Bay 170Eucla 323, 329Eumundi 187, 189Evandale 389, 391Everton 144, 146Exeter 405, 409Exmouth 356Eyre Peninsula 241‑9

FFairhaven 106Fairy Caves 56Falls Creek 147‑8Federation Square 123Finke Gorge National

Park 275Fitzgerald River National

Park 336Fitzroy Crossing 365, 369Fitzroy River 365Flinders 118‑19, 121Flinders Chase National

Park 238Flinders Ranges 21, 259‑65Flinders Ranges National

Park 263‑4, 265Flinders Street Station 123Florence Falls 310food 23, 25

Forestier Peninsula 397‑8Fort Queenscliff 118Fortescue Bay 398Foster 128Fowlers Bay 322Fraser Island 165‑6French Island 119Frenchman Peak 336Freycinet Peninsula 379Freycinet Vineyard 382fuel 422‑3

GGala Estate Vineyard 382Gallery of Modern Art

(Brisbane) 172Gardiner Point 416gas 422‑3Geikie Gorge 365George Town 406‑7, 409Georges Bay 376Geraldton 354, 358Gerringong 74Gibb River Rd 366Gippsland 125‑31Glass House Mountains

184‑5, 189Glass House Mountains

National Park 185Glen Helen Gorge 278Glenelg 220Glenelg River 111Gnamma Trail 326Goaty Hill Wines 406Gold Rush period 139Goldfields 133‑41Goldfields Museum &

Visitor Centre 327Gondwana Rainforests World

Heritage Area 84Goolwa 236, 239Gourmet Escape festival 345Grafton 86, 87Great Alpine Rd 143‑9

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Great Australian Bight Commonwealth Marine Reserve 323

Great Barrier Reef 12, 192, 195

Great Ocean Road 15, 103‑13Gulf of Carpentaria 211Gulgong 92Gumeracha 225‑6Gunbower Island 154Gunbower National Park 154Gunnamatta 118Gunnedah 85

HHahndorf 222, 229Halls Creek 366, 369Hamden Bridge 76Hanging Rock 135‑6Hat Head National Park 41Hattah‑Kulkyne National

Park 155‑6Hawker 263, 265Head of Bight 323, 328Hellfire Bay 336Henbury Meteorite Craters

293‑4Herberton 209, 210Heritage Hwy 390Hermannsburg (Ntaria)

275, 277Hervey Bay 165‑6, 171Hidden Gorge 262High Country 143‑9highlights 11, 12‑21Hillwood Berry Farm 406Hobart 386, 391, 392‑3, 396Hunter Valley 40

IIan Potter Centre: NGV

Australia 123Indian Ocean Dr 15Indigenous culture 23

Innes National Park 244insurance 420International Cricket

Hall of Fame 76internet access 24Inverell 85‑6, 87Inverloch 127, 128, 131

JJabiru 302, 305James Cook Museum 204Jan Juc 105jellyfish 194Jemmys Point Lookout 57Jervis Bay 52, 58Jervis Bay National Park 52Jindabyne 66, 68, 69John Flynn Place 212Ju Raku En Japanese

Garden 188

KKadina 242‑4Kakadu National Park 14,

299‑305Kalari Trail 326Kalbarri National Park 354Kalgoorlie‑Boulder 326,

327, 329Kangaroo Island 238Kangaroo Valley 76, 79Kanowna 327Karumba 211, 213Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) 17,

273‑4Katherine 286, 287Katherine Gorge 286Katherine River 286Kayena 406Kennett River 106‑7Kerang 154Khancoban 66, 68Kiama 74Kiandra 65

Kiewa River 147Kimberley, the 363‑9King George Sound 335Kingfisher Cruises 154Kings Canyon 274, 279Kingscote 238, 239Koombana Bay 340Koonwarra 127‑8, 131Kosciuszko National

Park 20, 65Kununurra 368, 369Kuranda 193‑4Kyneton 136, 140

LLake Alexandrina 253Lake Mungo 94Lakeland 201‑2, 205Lakes Entrance 57, 59,

148, 149Lameroo Beach 289Lamington National Park

180, 181Langhorne Creek 236Larimah 286Launceston 390, 404, 409,

410‑11, 418, 419Laura 203, 205Lawson, Henry 92, 93Leeuwin Estate 345Leeuwin‑Naturaliste National

Park 346Lennox Head 45Lily Creek Lagoon 368Litchfield National Park 308Little Dip Conservation

Park 254Lobethal 223, 225Loch Ard Gorge 109‑10London Bridge 110Lorne 106, 107, 112Low Head 406‑7, 409Lower Glenelg National

Park 111

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Lucky Bay 245Lyons Cottage 288

MMacDonnell Ranges 282Macedon 134Mackay 167, 171Madura 323magnetic termite mounds

309‑10Maitland Downs 201Maldon 137‑8, 141Mallacoota 55‑6, 59Malmsbury 136Mambray Creek 262Manjimup 333maps 421Mareeba 201, 205Mareeba Rodeo 201Margaret River 17, 339‑47,

winery tours 344Maria Island 381‑2Marion Bay 244Marla 294, 297Marlo 56, 59Marrawah 416Mary River Billabong 302Mary River National

Park 300‑2Maryborough (Victoria)

138, 141Maryborough

(Queensland) 164Maryborough Railway

Station 138Mataranka 286Matso’s Broome Brewery 361Mawson’s Hut Replica

Museum 392McLaren Vale 17, 234‑5, 239

wineries 237Meelup Beach 342Meeniyan 128Melbourne 27, 57, 122‑3

Melbourne Town Hall 122Menindee Lakes 94, 97Mereenie Loop Rd 274Merimbula 53, 58Merrepen Arts Festival 312Metung 57Middleton Beach 335Milawa 145‑6Mildura 156, 157Millaa Millaa 210Millicent 254Milton 52Mimbi Caves 366, 369Mimosa Rocks 53Miners Beach 41Mintaro 260Mirima National Park 368Mission Beach 169‑70Moama 153mobile phones 24Mogo 52MONA (Museum of Old &

New Art) 386, 393money 25Monkey Mia 355, 358Montague Island

(Baranguba) 53Moonta 244, 249Moreton Island 186Mornington 116‑17, 121Mornington Peninsula 115‑21Mornington Peninsula

National Park 118, 121Moruya 52Moss Vale 76Mossman Gorge 195‑6motorcycles, see drivingMount Panorama Motor

Racing Circuit 91Movie World 178Mt Bastion 368Mt Beauty 146‑7, 149Mt Bogong 147Mt Buffalo 146

Mt Buffalo National Park 148Mt Carbine 201Mt Fortescue 398Mt Gambier 254‑5Mt Isa 212, 213Mt Kaputar National Park 85Mt Kosciuszko National Park

20, 66Mt Lofty Ranges 235Mt Macedon 136Mt Oberon Summit 128Mt Olga 273‑4Mt Remarkable National

Park 262Mt Sonder 278Mt Tarrengower 137‑8Mt William National Park 378Mudgee 91, 92, 96Mulkas Cave and the

Humps 326Mundi Mundi Lookout 95Mundrabilla 323Mungo National Park 21,

94, 97Murramarang National

Park 52, 78Murrawijinie Cave 323Murray Bridge 252, 257Murray River 151‑7, 254Murray’s Craft Brewing

Co 40Museum & Art Gallery of the

Northern Territory 300Museum of Australian

Democracy 70Museum of Contemporary

Art (Sydney) 60‑1music 424Muttonbird Island 44Myall Beach 196Myall Creek 85Myall Lakes National

Park 40‑1, 46Myrtleford 146

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NNamatjira, Albert 275Nambucca Heads 41, 43, 46Nambung National Park 353Nanguluwur Gallery 304Naracoorte Caves National

Park 256Nardab Lookout 303Naree Budjong Djara

National Park 177Narooma 53Narrabri 85National Gallery of Australia

(Canberra) 71National Portrait Gallery

(Canberra) 71National Wine Centre of

Australia (Adelaide) 230Nelson 111New England 81‑7New South Wales 33‑97Newcastle Waters 284‑5Newhaven 127Ngilgi Cave 343Nimbin 45Ninety Mile Beach 57, 130Ningaloo Reef 356Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge)

National Park 286Noosa 186, 189Noosa National Park 186Norman Bay 128Normanton 210Norseman 325, 326, 329North Stradbroke Island

176‑7, 181Northern Territory 267‑313Nourlangie 304Nubeena 400Nullarbor 319‑29Nundroo 322Nuriootpa 227‑8, 229

OOakbank 222‑3Oatlands 386‑7, 391Observatory Hill 60Ochre Pits 277Old Government House

(Brisbane) 173Old Umbrella Shop 411Olgas, the 17, 273‑4Omeo 148One Mile Beach 40opening hours 25Ora Banda 327Ormiston Gorge 277‑8outback Australia 21Oysterfest 322

PPacific Hwy 15Palm Cove 194Palm Valley 275Parliament House

(Canberra) 70Parliament House

(Darwin) 289Parliament House

(Hobart) 392Parry Lagoons Nature

Reserve 368Paynesville 57, 59Peaceful Bay 334Pearl Luggers

museum 360‑1Pemberton 333‑4Penola 255‑6, 257Penong 322, 328Permanent Creek 65Perth 29, 327, 329, 348‑9,

352Perth Institute of

Contemporary Arts 348Perth Mint 349

Peterborough 110Petrified Forest 111petrol 422‑3Phillip Island 126‑7, 131Pieman River 415‑16Pine Creek 304Pinnacles Desert 352‑3, 358Pipers River 408Pirates Bay Lookout 397platypuses 418Point Addis 106Point Avoid 247Point Labatt 247‑8Point Sinclair 322Pondalowie Bay 244Porepunkah 148Port Albert 128, 130, 131Port Arthur 398‑9, 401Port Augusta 296, 297, 321‑2,

328Port Campbell 110, 113Port Douglas 195, 197Port Fairy 111, 113Port Hedland 357Port Lincoln 245‑6, 249Port Macquarie 41, 46Port Stephens 39‑40, 46Portsea 118, 121Portside 164Purnululu National Park 367

QQueen Victoria Market 122Queen Victoria Museum &

Art Gallery 410, 411Queenscliff 118Queensland 159‑213Queensland Art Gallery 172Queenstown 414Questacon 70‑1Quinkan Country 202Quorn 262‑3, 265

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RRed Centre, the 21, 271‑9Red Hill 119‑20, 121Red Rock 44Rainbow Valley 294rainforests 23Raymond Island 57Redbank Gorge 278Richmond 397, 401Richmond River 44road rules 422Robe 254, 257Rocks Discovery Museum 60Ross 388, 391Route 1 (Pacific Hwy) 15Royal Botanic Garden

(Sydney) 61Royal Caves 56Royal Flying Doctor

Service 326Royal National Park 50Rye 118

Ssafety 421‑2, 423‑4Salamanca Place 393Samuel’s Gorge 237Sarah Island 414Savannah Way 363‑9Sawn Rocks 85Scamander 376Scarborough Hotel 74Scotts Head 41Sea Cliffs Bridge 51Seaspray 130Serpentine Gorge 277Shark Bay 356Sheffield 418Shelley Cove 342Shellharbour 74Shelly Beach 41

Short Street Gallery 360Silverton 95Smiths Beach 342Snowy Mountains 63‑9Sorell 397Sorrento 117, 118, 121South Australia 215‑265South Australian

Museum 231South Bank Parklands 172South Mission Beach 170South Sister 377South Stradbroke Island 178southwest coast 331‑7Spirit House 187‑8Springbrook National

Park 180Spring Vale Wines 382Squeaky Beach 128St Andrews 118St Helens 376, 378, 383St Marys 377‑8, 383St Patricks Head 377‑8Staircase to the Moon 357Standley Chasm 275Stanley 416‑17, 419State Library of Victoria 122Stenhouse Bay 244Stirling 221, 229Strahan 414, 419Streaky Bay 248, 249Stuart way 15Stuarts Point 41Stuarts Well 292‑3Sugarloaf Bay 41Sun Pictures 360Surfers Paradise 178Swan Hill 154‑5, 157Swansea 379, 383Sydney 26, 38, 50, 60‑1Sydney Opera House 61

TTabletop Range 308Tallow Beach 45Tamar River Valley 17, 403‑9Tamworth 84‑5, 87Tandanya National Aboriginal

Cultural Institute 230Tanunda 228Tasman Hwy 15Tasman National Park 398Tasman Peninsula 395‑401Tasmania 371‑419Tasmanian Museum &

Art Gallery 392Tasmanian pademelons 418Tathra 53Tawonga 147telephone services 24Tennant Creek 284, 287Thredbo 66, 68, 69Tidal River 128tipping 25Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural

Park 194Tnorala (Grosse Bluff) 278Tolmer Falls 310Toowoomba 188, 189Torquay 105‑6, 112Totem Pole sea stack 398Town Beach (Broome) 361Town of 1770 166Townsville 167, 169, 171transport 25Trentham 138Triabunna 381Tuncurry‑Foster 41Tunnel Creek 365Tura Beach 53Twelve Apostles 14, 107, 109Twofold Bay 53Tylden 136Tyler Pass Lookout 278

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UUbirr 303Ulladulla 52Ulmarra 86Uluru (Ayers Rock) 17, 271‑9 Uluru‑Kata Tjuta Cultural

Centre 273Uluru‑Kata Tjuta National

Park 17Undara Volcanic National

Park 209, 213

VValley of the Giants 334Valley of the Winds 274Vasse Felix 344Victor Harbor 236, 239Victoria 99‑157Victoria Fossil Cave 256

WWalhalla 130, 131Wallaroo 245Walpa Gorge 274Walpole 334Wangi Falls 310‑11Warrnambool 110, 113Watarrka National

Park 274Wategos Beach 45Waterfall Way 83Watershed Premium

Wines 345

Wave Rock 326weather 24websites 421West Coast Wilderness

Railway 414West MacDonnell

Ranges 275Western Australia 315‑369Western Australian Museum

(Geraldton) 354Western Australian

Museum (Kalgoorlie) 326Western Australian Museum

(Perth) 348‑9whale watching 19White Cliffs 93Whitehaven Beach 170WhiteWater World 178wi‑fi 24Wilcannia 93, 94, 97wildlife 22Willandra Lakes Region

World Heritage Area 94Willunga 235, 239Wilsons Promontory

National Park 20, 125‑31,Windjana Gorge 365wine 17, 23

Barossa Valley 17, 219‑29Clare Valley 262east coast Tasmania

wineries 382Hunter Valley 40Margaret River 17, 339‑47McLaren Vale 237

South Australia 19 Winki Pop beach 105Wirra Wirra 237Wolfe Creek Meteorite

Crater 366‑7Wollongong 74, 79wombats 418Wombeyan Caves 78Wongaling Beach 170Woodend 134‑6, 138, 140Woodside 223Woolgoolga 44, 47Worimi Conservation

Lands 40WWII Flying Boat Wrecks 361WWII Oil‑Storage Tunnels 289Wyndham 367‑8, 369

YYallingup 342‑3, 347Yamba 86Yanakie 128Yandina 187‑8Yangie Bay 247Yarram 130Yarriabini National Park 41Yellow Water 304, 305Yeppoon 166Yorke Peninsula 241‑9Younghusband Peninsula 253

ZZillie Falls 210

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OUR WRITER

ANTHONY HAMAnthony (www.anthonyham.com) was born in Melbourne, grew up in Sydney and spent much of his adult life travelling the world. He recently returned to Australia after ten years living in Madrid and brings to this guide more than fifteen years’ experience as a travel writer. As a recently returned expat, Anthony is loving the opportunity to rediscover his country and indulge his passion for the wilderness. He brings to the book the unique

perspective of knowing the land intimately and yet seeing it anew as if through the eyes of an outsider.

My Favourite Trip x Kimberley Crossing for the soulful and dramatic desert scenery, and the solitude of this beguiling corner of the country.

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