Category: Clearview Inspiration

Bremer Island is 3.4 kilometres north-east of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory’s Gulf of Carpentaria.

Bremer Island is located in the breathtaking Arafura Sea, west of the Pacific Ocean, beneath the continental shelves of Australia and Western New Guinea.

Bremer Island’s natural beauty will not disappoint you! Explore its natural beaches, abundant sealife, and beautiful tropical surrounds.

Enjoy the fresh air while walking the trails and exploring time-capsule landmarks.

Other activities include kayaking, fishing, and snorkelling with breathtaking views of the Arafura Sea!

Expect to see sea turtles digging their eggs into the sand, which also serves as a habitat for a variety of birds.

A must on our Bucket List!

The Kimberly, in North Western Australia, is one of the world’s most unique and vast wilderness regions, with hundreds of thousands of kilometres of ancient landscape to capture your imagination! It stretches across Australia’s north-west from Broome in the west to Kununurra in the east.

Here, you can experience remarkable dramatic and undisturbed landscapes, such as the massive Wolfe Creek Crater National Park, the Bungle Bungle Range (with their famous beehive-shaped Bungle Bungles), Cathedral Gorge, Windjana Gorge, Echidna Chasm, Ord River, Mitchell Falls, and King George Falls. Witness the amazing tidal movements at Horizontal Falls or watch Montgomery Reef “rise” from the ocean as tidal waters cascade into surrounding channels.

Experience Questro’s Zebedee Springs, one of the world’s prettiest hot springs. The dinosaur footprints around Broome are recognised as the most significant in the world and are a remarkable remnant of ancient life in the Kimberley. Broome’s Cable Beach boasts 22 kilometres of pristine, white sand edged by the stunning turquoise water of the Indian Ocean.

There’s just so much to experience in the Kimberly!

Join us as we feature a new Clearview Bucket List destination every month!

This month, we’re featuring one of Australia’s most remote landscapes, Cape York! As one of the most challenging destinations to explore, this Far North Queensland remote peninsula is as close to the very tip of Australia as you can get. And if you’re keen to take a trip off the beaten track, it’s the trip of a lifetime!

The best time to embark on your Cape York adventure is during the during the dry season, from May to October. We recommend allowing 3-4 weeks to get the most out of your trip! Proper planning and preparation are critical for your Cape York adventure.

Many famous landmarks and 4×4 tracks can be found on Cape York including the Overland Telegraph Track, Palm Creek, Gunshot Greek, and Cockatoo Creek. The general rule seems to be that if your 4×4 can make the crossing through Palm Creek, you should be able to make it the rest of the way to the tip! (There are always exceptions to this rule!)

Experience the stunning waterfalls of Cape York by visiting Endeavour Falls (no swimming allowed here due to crocs), Isabella Falls, and Hidden Falls. Be sure to follow all caution signs because crocs live and hunt in these waters, and if one of these prehistoric creatures is hunting, you’re unlikely to see it!

Don’t forget to take the obligatory photo of yourself with the infamous sign once you get to the tip of Australia!

Hitting the open road allows us to explore all that our beautiful Great Southern Land has to offer, at our own pace and within our own budgets! When set up properly, our vehicles provide us with the freedom to explore all the very best destinations, from remote beaches and sleepy coastal towns to lush rainforests and thundering waterfalls, to outback cattle stations and the dusty red heart of Australia, all without a boarding pass in sight! All we need for a successful road trip is good company, a great destination, and the right audio books & music… right?

Not quite. Whether you’re heading off for a weekend escape or a lap of Australia, we’ve put together some helpful tips for your next adventure!