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Sum­mer is a great time to get out­doors and explore South Australia’s nation­al parks, but where do you go when every child has a dif­fer­ent idea of fun? Well …

Did you know that reg­u­lar vis­i­tors to Adelaide’s nation­al ben­e­fits from a health­i­er lifestyle which can poten­tial­ly save the state’s econ­o­my $140 mil­lion a year in avoid­ed …

While the 8‑hour, 680-kilo­me­tre dri­ve from Ade­laide might seem daunt­ing, the stun­ning scenery and pris­tine beach­es make it well worth the jour­ney (even with a few …

Dis­cov­er the for­got­ten mar­su­pi­al mak­ing a come­back in the OutbackUntil recent­ly, Red-tailed phasco­gales, also known as wambengers or mous­e­sacks, were only found in the wild in the …

1: Lin­coln Nation­al ParkLocat­ed on the south-east­ern edge of the Eyre Penin­su­la, Lin­coln Nation­al Park com­bines dra­mat­ic ocean vis­tas, shel­tered bays, and lush coastal veg­e­ta­tion. Over­look­ing …

1. Dhil­ba Guu­ran­­da-Innes Nation­al Park A favourite for camp­ing, fish­ing and surf­ing, the icon­ic Dhil­ba Guu­ran­da-Innes Nation­al Park is a short 5.3 km dri­ve from Mar­i­on Bay on the …

And let’s be hon­est, par­ents will be keen to keep them busy! South Australia’s nation­al parks are a great way to make the most of this …

If you love explor­ing parks and enjoy hav­ing a lit­tle inspi­ra­tion built in, Jan­u­ary is the per­fect time to explore. With a series of free and sub­sidised …

On New Year’s Eve many of South Australia’s pris­tine beach­es trans­form into a buzzing par­ty as thou­sands of peo­ple flock to the coast­line to watch fire­work displays. Just …

Over sum­mer you might notice a lot of marine plants and seeds washed up along the coast­line. These are the flow­ers and seeds of sea­grass, which …