Gallery: Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
Sitting askew from the east coast, Freycinet Peninsula boasts Tasmania’s most popular national park.
Sitting askew from the east coast, Freycinet Peninsula boasts Tasmania’s most popular national park.
The Kimberley’s Berkeley River is a deeply flowing wealth of gorges, waterfalls, sandstone cliffs and frontier spirit.
Dry, cracked mudflats dominate the landscape of Naree Station.
These images were taken by AG editor John Pickrell on the Chinese dinosaur odyssey expedition. Join us on this trip in 2014.
Just 18km off the coast of Western Australia, Rottnest Island is a much-loved summer retreat for the residents of Perth.
Dave’s solo journey through China presents a new form of diary-keeping that has the online travel community abuzz.
Explore Latin America’s natural and historic treasures with
Australian Geographic’s editor-at-large as your host.
21 March 2014
Looking for unique accommodation? Why play keeper for a night in one of these historic Australian lighthouses.
One of the world’s best long-distance arid-zone walks weaves through the spectacular ranges of Central Australia.