Interview – Pacha Light. Surfer, Slow Traveller, Sloth
Australian professional surfer Pacha Light chats with Melissa from Slow Travel Magazine about her unconventional upbringing (including her connection to the Japanese Sloth Club)
Interview – Luke Della Santa of Piece Collectors
Luke chats with Melissa at Slow Travel Magazine about working with artisans in remote villages, eating local food, giving back and his personal philosophy on slow travel.
Live From The Kimberley
Kimberley local and author of 100 Things To See In The Kimberley, Scotty Connell shows us around his backyard in this Tourism Oz ‘Live From the Kimberley’ video.
Camping In Rinyirru (Lakefield) National Park, QLD
A little while ago now, I, along with my wife Angela and our daughter River, set off on a lap of Australia. It was a time when very few families…
Kimberley Indigenous Art Centre Trail
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, many indigenous art centres have had to shut their doors to tourists in 2020, so please use this as a guide to plan your future…
New travel ban for the Kimberley from Thursday 26 March 2020
***Breaking news 26 March 2020*** From 9pm tonight it will be illegal to come into the Kimberley unless you are delivering essential goods or services, or have been quarantined from the…
Western Australia closing borders from Tuesday 24 March 2020
The West Australian border will be subject to new, strict W.A border controls in coming days, and Rottnest Island may be set-up as a quarantine zone, Premier Mark McGowan has announced. Mr McGowan said entry to WA would be restricted…
Travelling the Kimberley – Coronavirus (Covid-19) updates
Amid this Coronavirus pandemic, who knows what the 2020 season will look like for the Kimberley. We shall endeavour to keep this page up-to-date in the weeks and months ahead.
Tropical North Queensland Travel amid COVID-19
Updated March 23, 2020. As Australia braces for a lot of unknowns, it’s expected that travel around our stunning country is going to be restricted, attractions will likely be closed…
Top 10 things to do in Byron Bay (Coronavirus edition)
Well, it’s official. Byron Bay’s Bluesfest has been cancelled this year, for the first time in its 30 years of running, due to the coronavirus COVID-19. Bluesfest usually attracts 100,000…