You guys, I’ve found a hostel in Brisbane that is MADE for digital nomads and remote workers.
I KNOW, right? Where has this been all my life?!
Allow me to introduce you to Selina Brisbane:
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8 years ago, I went sailing in the Whitsundays for the first time. It was quite literally at the top of my to-do list when I first moved to Australia in December 2014, and let me tell you – it did not disappoint.
If you’re looking for a weekend road trip from Byron Bay, Brisbane, or the Gold Coast that’s a little more off the beaten path, the search is over. You’re going to Tenterfield!
Would you believe me if I told you that you could camp under the stars with 360-degree views of the Great Barrier Reef?
What if instead of camping, you could go glamping, sleep on a comfy mattress, and have all your meals prepared for you?
One thing about me is… I don’t really drink, but I love a wine tour!
If your eyebrow is raised right about now, yep – that sounds about right. It makes perfect sense to me, though, so hear me out!
If you happen to find yourself in the Red Centre of Australia, I’m willing to bet you’re primarily there to see Uluru.
And rightfully so! Uluru is a bucket list destination, UNESCO World Heritage site, and one of the most spiritual places in the world.
There are few things I love more than discovering hidden gems and underrated destinations on my world travels. Is there anything better than feeling like you’ve found a slice of paradise that not many other people seem to know about?
With all the traveling I’ve done, you’d think I’d have gone hot air ballooning before. But nope! Somehow that item was still on my bucket list, waiting to get checked off… until very recently!
If you’re searching for hidden gems in Australia, then boy do I have a tip for you!
Lawn Hill National Park, located in Outback Queensland near absolutely nothing of interest, is the best place you’ve probably never heard of in Australia.
If you haven’t heard of Mount Gambier or the Limestone Coast of South Australia, I’d say you’re in the majority. Most Aussies probably don’t even know about this very under-touristed part of their own country.