Unique spots to travel in Oz and NZ

October 13, 2020

Australia and New Zealand have some of the most unique locations to visit in the world. If you are struggling to work out where you want to travel on your next camping adventure, then how about taking a look at our long lists of places to visit.

OZ

23 of the most unique places to go caravan and camping

Pink Lake WA – Pinkest Lake – looks like the Pink Lake isn’t Pink anymore see this article here Another option that our friends at Global Gypsies recommended was Lake Ballard
The Tip, Cape York, Qld – Northern most point
Coober Pedy, SA – Largest opal mining area
Wallaman Falls, Girringun National Park, Qld – Tallest waterfall
Mount Kosciuszko, Kosciuszko National Park, NSW – Highest point
Port Arthur, Tas – Most haunted town
South Point, Wilsons Promontory, Vic – Southern most point
Ayers Rock, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, NT – Reddest rock
Fraser Island, Qld – Largest sand island
Blue Lake, Mount Gambier, SA – Last volcanic eruption
Lake Eyre, Lake Eyre National Park, SA – Lowest point
Mount Augustus, Mount Augustus National Park, WA – Largest single rock
Niggly Cave, Junee Cave State Reserve, Tas – Deepest cave
Cape Byron Lighthouse, Cape Byron, NSW – Eastern most point
Devils Marbles, Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve, NT – Oldest religious site
The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park, WA – Most unearthly place
Newnes Glow Worm Tunnel, NSW – Brightest glow in the dark tunnel
Shell Beach, Innes National Park, WA – Most shells on the beach
Steep Point, Edel Land, WA – Western most point
Wycliffe Well, NT – Most paranormal activity
Hamelin Pool, WA – Oldest living organisms
William Ricketts Sanctuary, Vic – Most tranquil place
Birdsville, Qld – Most remote town