The Arts Factory truly has something for everyone. The grounds include a campsite where you can rent a tent or put up your own, and be part of the free-spirited “jungle camp” community that normally gathers in the kitchen for some spontaneous cultural exchange. If camping is not your style, try the dorms, or teepees, or even the lux double bedrooms.

The Arts Factory also runs workshops and tours, or you can just enjoy walking around the little jungle, or a chat with one of the staff members, most of them are fellow travelers.

The place is one of a kind, introducing many backpackers to what Australia’s beach culture is.

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One of the best ways to see what Australia has to offer is with the Great Southern Rail.

This train service is the most extensive and comprehensive train carrier in the large Oceanic country and offers a variety of routes that will help you see Australia’s outback up close and personal.

The flagship line of the service is a route that transverses the country from north to south, from Darwin to Adelaide. Beginning on Australia’s northern coast, this trip slices this country in half and takes you by landmarks such as Uluru.

Another fantastic route for those looking to discover the Australian countryside is the Indian Pacific line. This route begins in Sydney and takes you all the way along Australia’s southern portion, across the entire width of the country to the west coast city of Perth. As the name suggests, it literally takes you from one ocean to another!

The company offers excursions and stops for travelers in the various destinations that you pass through. In addition, there is an on-board dining service that serves the best in local and regional cuisine to travelers, as well as offering local Australian wine pairings.

I’m ready for a trip on the Great Southern Rail! Are you?

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Cage dive with Great White Sharks

This great underwater experience, made for people with a huge love for extreme things and too much adrenaline in their body, takes place off the Neptune Islands in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Dive into the crystal clear ocean water in a cage and have a selfie with one of the world’s biggest predator.

Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

This activity is definitely on the “calmer activities” list. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system and one of the seven natural wonders, as well. It is an inevitable underwater destination with its picturesque coral reefs, beautiful and colorful fish. Here you can say “hi” to Nemo and Dory!

Face to face with a Crocodile

The Crocosaurus Cove in the city of Darwin offers you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The scary Cage of Death provides you with a fifteen-minute-long, unique, up close and personal view of Australia’s iconic and monstrous Saltwater Crocodiles.

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The Arts Factory truly has something for everyone. The grounds include a campsite where you can rent a tent or put up your own, and be part of the free-spirited “jungle camp” community that normally gathers in the kitchen for some spontaneous cultural exchange. If camping is not your style, try the dorms, or teepees, or even the lux double bedrooms.

The Arts Factory also runs workshops and tours, or you can just enjoy walking around the little jungle, or a chat with one of the staff members, most of them are fellow travelers.

The place is one of a kind, introducing many backpackers to what Australia’s beach culture is.

The post Stay at the Iconic Arts Factory Lodge In Byron Bay, Australia appeared first on Traveler Master.

One of the best ways to see what Australia has to offer is with the Great Southern Rail.

This train service is the most extensive and comprehensive train carrier in the large Oceanic country and offers a variety of routes that will help you see Australia’s outback up close and personal.

The flagship line of the service is a route that transverses the country from north to south, from Darwin to Adelaide. Beginning on Australia’s northern coast, this trip slices this country in half and takes you by landmarks such as Uluru.

Another fantastic route for those looking to discover the Australian countryside is the Indian Pacific line. This route begins in Sydney and takes you all the way along Australia’s southern portion, across the entire width of the country to the west coast city of Perth. As the name suggests, it literally takes you from one ocean to another!

The company offers excursions and stops for travelers in the various destinations that you pass through. In addition, there is an on-board dining service that serves the best in local and regional cuisine to travelers, as well as offering local Australian wine pairings.

I’m ready for a trip on the Great Southern Rail! Are you?

The post The Great Southern Rail is Australia’s Best Train Service appeared first on Traveler Master.

Cage dive with Great White Sharks

This great underwater experience, made for people with a huge love for extreme things and too much adrenaline in their body, takes place off the Neptune Islands in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Dive into the crystal clear ocean water in a cage and have a selfie with one of the world’s biggest predator.

Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

This activity is definitely on the “calmer activities” list. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system and one of the seven natural wonders, as well. It is an inevitable underwater destination with its picturesque coral reefs, beautiful and colorful fish. Here you can say “hi” to Nemo and Dory!

Face to face with a Crocodile

The Crocosaurus Cove in the city of Darwin offers you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The scary Cage of Death provides you with a fifteen-minute-long, unique, up close and personal view of Australia’s iconic and monstrous Saltwater Crocodiles.

The post Crazy Things You Can Only Do In Australia appeared first on Traveler Master.