Chasing Horizons Travel Articles

 
Chasing Horizons #29b : More Melbourne Friends
Phil reckons those travellers that make their way Down Under but only seem to settle in Sydney are missing out on the country's best city.
Chasing Horizons #27: Off the Rails – Continuing Down the Track
South Australia is the driest state in the driest country on the driest continent. Fortunately for Phil, there are pubs along the way.
Chasing Horizons #28: Stormy Mountains and a Magnificent Coast – Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Althbough it did it's best, the weather couldn't dampen the tremendous scenery of the Grampian mountains and the Great Ocean Road in Victoria.
Chasing Horizons #25: Pub Crawling Down the Track – Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
The distance between Darwin and Alice Springs is huge. Phil's tour company breaks up the monotony by stopping at almost every pub along the way.
Chasing Horizons #26: The Red Centre and an Australian Icon – Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
Visiting the big red rock, Uluru, meant Phil had accomplished one of the major reasons for his trip.
Chasing Horizons #23: Into The Top End – Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Phil discovered Darwin's interesting history while still finding time to enjoy the nightlife of the Northern Territory's capital.
Chasing Horizons #24: Kakadu Dreams – Northern Territory, Australia
Phil ventured out with crocodiles, swam in billabongs, ate buffalo sausages and fought off flies during a three day tour of Kakadu National Park.
Chasing Horizons #22: Seeing Double in WA – Western Australia, Australia
It's no wonder Phil felt so at home in Perth, almost everything he saw reminded him of Cape Town. Separated by 5000km of ocean, but so similar in many ways
Chasing Horizons #21: Lombok, Here I Come – Indonesia
Phil ended his time in SE Asia with a very relaxing week of diving and catching up with old friends on the island of Gili Air.
Chasing Horizons #20: Whoa!!! I\’m going to Bali – Bali, Indonesia
Renting his own transport gave Phil the freedom he needed to explore the island of Bali on his own terms and at his own pace.