Travel Articles
Our Drive into Spring with a Subaru Outback got off to a relatively good start when we drove from Sydney to Port Stephens, only slightly marred by unusual rain in Part One of our story. […]
Its Spring, time to go for an extended road trip. So, I checked the calendar, found a free week and with a bit if shuffling, organised a Subaru Outback; the perfect car to explore the coastal beach villages and dirt tracks leading to secluded spots. […]
We got up a tad earlier than the day before being a Saturday morning to ensure we got ourselves a car spot as Thredbo on a weekend is very busy and more often than not the carpark fills up by 9am! […]
We recently went to Thredbo for a few days in a Toyota Prado GXL and it was the perfect vehicle for the trip as we had five mid 20 year old people on board along with luggage and ski gear. […]
The Toyota LandCruiser is built for road trips. It’s economical, can carry the whole brood, is jam-packed with convenience features and has space galore. […]
Having conquered city streets across the globe, Peugeot has created a one-off adventure version of its best-selling 3008 SUV to tackle the muddiest trails and deepest forests of Vietnam’s renowned Ho Chi Minh trail. […]
Following on Part 1 of our trip to Perisher we arrived at the Perisher Hotel. They have a dedicated parking spot for visitors and an overland transport to take you to the hotel. It’s a little unusual but fun nevertheless. […]
Subaru Levorg STI Sport- This time I got to take one on a trip from Sydney to Perisher Ski Resort with Subaru. We went last year as well to Perisher, but in an XV and Outback. This year along with the Levorg STI Sport we also had an Impreza 2.0I-S AWD and a Levorg 1.6GT Premium. […]
Continuing on our way to the Subaru Rally Tasmania in Launceston as part of a Subaru drive program we explore the drive from Coles Bay to Launceston in part two of our story. […]
For some people, flying is just a hassle, and thanks to the cost of the fares, delays in airports, and cases of lost luggage. But for the rest of the travellers, flying is just more than a convenience; it’s slightly more terrifying for them. […]
