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I was standing on a rock ledge in the Soča Valley, about 6 meters above a pool of water so green it looked fake. Our canyoneering guide was next to me, counting me down and telling me to be confident. Down below me, a few women I’d known for a week were yelling my name with a “You can do it” affirmation. 

I jumped. I came up gasping (the water was...

Where the road runs out, adventure begins. That’s how we do it in Australia. From beach driving to dune bashing, we don’t let our environment stop us from exploration. There’s no greater example of this than on a 1700 LARC! Tour. This relaxed seaside settlement, Town of 1770, is best explored by a unique amphibious vehicle, a bright pink LARC! (an amphibious vehicle originall...

I’ll admit, we were a little baffled by Baffle Creek. Not because of its name, but because we weren’t expecting it to be so beautiful. We’d never heard of this small town on the Capricorn Coast, nestled halfway between Bundaberg and Gladstone in

Not many people have heard of Agnes Water and 1770, or Town of 1770, as it’s often referred to. And it’s no surprise, Agnes Water has less than 3,000 residents, and 1770 has less than 100. They are both extremely remote and wild, tucked neatly between the hustle of the Gold Coast and the solitude of the Capricorn Coast. It’s a coastal escape that time — and most tourists — fo...

Ahh the Whitsundays… It’s the tropical paradise we all dream about. If you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Queensland city life for a while, then you might consider a Daydream Island day trip. I mean, it’s aptly named; Daydream Island is simply dreamlike. Turquoise waters, white sand beaches, world-class resorts, and good vibes only. That’s what meets you at thi...