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Archive for November, 2006
Kakadu National Park Guide
Kakadu National Park is on the “to do” list of most Australia visitors, and so it should be
However, I think many people end up rushing through Kakadu, having underestimated how big this park really is and how much driving a visit involves
Trying to see all the big sights in one or two days is definitely not the best way to see Kakadu…
Quick Tour Through Kakadu National Park
Before you visit Kakadu National Park find out what it has to offer and what there is to see and do A hint: there is a lot!
Here is a quick tour through the park: I’ll point out the main areas of interest, the attractions, walks and waterfalls, tell you how much time you need to bring, where the crocodiles are and where you can swim, and more…
Quick Facts About Kakadu National Park
If you are looking for specific information about Kakadu National Park, like how did it get its name, or which year was it inscribed as a World Heritage site, or how many different species of lizards are found in the park, or how warm is it there…
It’s all on this page:
The Weather in Darwin
Right now the weather in Darwin is hot Stinking hot to be precise, like everywhere in the north of Australia…
Just how hot it gets at different times of the year, how much it rains, and what’s the best time for travel to Darwin, that’s what this page tells you
It also has links to weather forecasts, cyclone warnings, radar and satellite images and more info
The Australian Desert And Climate Change:Will The Outback Turn Green?
The Australian desert is receiving more rain than ever and scientists expect that trend to continue
Does the increased rain mean the red Australian Outback is turning green? Maybe…
The Lethal Australian Box Jellyfish
The Australian box jellyfish is claimed to be the most lethal marine creature known to mankind If you get stung by one while swimming alone your chances to make it back to shore are pretty much non existent…
The Temperatures In The Outback
I’ve put together some tables with the monthly averages of the day and night temperatures for several towns in the Australian Outback
Australian Outback Survival
How to survive in the Australian Outback? How do you stay alive when it’s 45°C in the shade and the next water tap is well over 1000 km away? I say, it’s easy Just don’t do anything flat out stupid and you’ll be right…
