Food, food, glorious food
Napoleon has been credited with stating that an army marches on its stomach. If true then it is equally true that nourishment is a key ingredient in being able to
April 16, 2023
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The Bottlenose – always a crowd pleaser
One of the great joys of the Southern Ocean Walk is seeing dolphins in their natural habitat. Despite the vastness of the ocean it is
February 27, 2023
Wedgetail eagle – a frequent flyer in Deep Creek
The wedge tail eagle (Aquila Audax) is the largest bird of prey in Australia. Although they are found across the continent they favour lightly timbered
January 27, 2022
A great place to get star-struck
Striking night skies awash with galaxies and crystal clear stars are usually associated with remote locations such as Australia’s outback. This visibility can be quantified
January 27, 2022
Making a great itinerary even better
If you are coming to South Australia to join us on the Southern Ocean Walk and would like to add some other experiences as part
January 27, 2022
Take a load off your back
Anyone who has undertaken an extended bushwalk will know the importance of quality equipment. No surprise then that when it came to choosing a daypack
November 3, 2021
Update on 2022 Walking Season
That silver lining around those clouds you can see is the prospect of unrestricted travel for 2022. After 2 difficult walking years with re-scheduled or
November 3, 2021
Best time to come
One of the most frequently asked questions we hear is “When is the best time to join you on the Southern Ocean Walk?” Based on
November 3, 2021
Special offer for remainder of 2020 walking season
As foreshadowed in our last newsletter we are finalizing preparations to resume our walks for the months of August and September before
July 11, 2020
More travel restrictions lifted
As many of you would know the state of play regarding travel restrictions within Australia’s borders is a fluid and constantly evolving process.
June 13, 2020