Sandboarding and desert dune adventures in Australia.
The 10th annual Big Red Bash broke its own attendance record with over 10,000 people attending the festival in Birdsville, Queensland, Australia from July 4-6, 2023. The festival also raised over $100,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Tin City is a special collection of tin huts located in Stockton Beach, near Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. These huts were built a long… Read More »Explore Tin City, a Historic Settlement on Stockton Beach in New South Wales
New Zealand is home to two arid regions that resemble deserts: the Rangipo Desert located in the central North Island and the Waitaki Desert in the Central Otago region. Additionally, there are desert-like sand dunes such as the Te Paki and Ahipara sand dunes.
You can sandboard the dunes of Middle Island, Queensland, for an electrifying adventure. With 1770 LARC! Tours as your guide, experience a five-hour Sandboarding Safari aboard their specialized vessel, gliding down vast sand dunes spanning 2.5 kilometers. Enjoy scenic views, specially crafted sandboards, and expert instruction for a safe and thrilling ride. Get ready for an unforgettable adrenaline rush in the captivating Bustard Bay region
Journey to the captivating Ahipara Sand Dunes in New Zealand’s Far North District for an extraordinary outdoor escapade. Master the art of sandboarding, conquer the untamed terrain through off-road driving, and immerse yourself in the raw beauty of these unspoiled dunes. Get ready to unleash your sense of adventure and create indelible memories in this sandy wonderland.
Embark on a thrilling journey through the outdoor wonders and captivating indoor escapes of Port Stephens. From adrenaline-pumping activities on pristine beaches to hidden gems tucked away from the rain, this guide unveils the best experiences in Port Stephens.
Australia’s deserts offer a range of unique destinations for travelers seeking adventure and natural beauty. From the stunning red sands of the Simpson Desert to the ancient rock formations of Uluru, these regions are full of breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable experiences. Visitors can explore the deserts on guided tours or by foot, taking in the unique flora and fauna and learning about the Indigenous cultures and history of the region.
Te Paki Sand Dunes, located in the Northland region of New Zealand, are renowned for being some of the largest sand dunes in the country.… Read More »Sandboarding at Te Paki Sand Dunes, New Zealand
Located on the coast of Western Australia near the Moore River, the Guilderton sand dunes are a sandboarding destination and hidden gem that is perfect… Read More »Guilderton Sand Dunes Travel Guide
The Red Centre of Australia is home to stunning natural wonders like Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon. For a unique perspective, visit Alice Springs Desert Park to learn about the central desert environment through self-guided tours and nighttime walking tours.