A limestone cave that runs right under the streets of Mount Gambier, with clear underground lakes that cave divers explore. Guided tours take you down to two chambers with viewing platforms over the water, and explain the cave's history: it was once used as a rubbish dump before being cleaned up by volunteers.
The visitor centre has a café. Combine it with the Blue Lake and Umpherston Sinkhole for a day of volcanic and limestone sights.
A volcanic crater lake on the edge of Mount Gambier that turns a brilliant cobalt blue from about November to March, then fades to a steely grey for …
A collapsed limestone cave in the middle of Mount Gambier that was turned into a sunken garden in the 1880s by James Umpherston.
Sandstone ranges in western Victoria with waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art and plenty of kangaroos.
A 243 km coastal road in Victoria built by returned WWI soldiers, past surf beaches, rainforest and koalas, to the limestone stacks of the Twelve Apo…
A wildlife sanctuary in the Adelaide Hills, created from a run-down dairy farm and now planted with native trees, lakes and creeks inside a predator-…
Melbourne's big open-air market, trading since 1878 and covering two city blocks.
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