AUSTRALIA PART 3!

HELLO FELLOW STEEMIANS!

 The series continutes as we hope to inspire you to get out there and explore the world. We have crossed almost half of Australia in our previous blogs and it was stunning. Let's hope the next half will be even more beautiful and exciting. We're going to make a jump from the ocean side to Central Australia try to take in some of the best scenery along the West MacDonnel Ranges.

 The permanent waterhole at Glen Helen Gorge is a favourite home to many species of desert wildlife and lies at the headwaters of the Finke River. The traditional owners believe Glen Helen Gorge is the home of an ancient and powerful Rainbow Serpent.

 Iconic Kings Canyon is just 7 km from the resort. The 5.5km Kings Canyon Rim Walk in Watarrka National Park offers spectacular views of the canyon and stunning dome shaped rock formations and the colours change as the sun continued its journey up.

 Uluru, previously known as Ayers Rock, is the spiritual heart of the country and a must see when you visit Australia. Made of arkosic sandstone, Uluru stands 348 metres high and is taller than The Eiffel Tower and 2.5 times the height of Sydney Harbour Bridge.

 The are several lookout spots for sunset and every lookout offers a different perspective of the vibrant and ever changing colours. The most popular sunset spot is the official Uluru Sunset Lookout about 10 kilometres down the road through the entrance gates of the park.

 Kata Tjuta is just 50km’s up the road from Yulara and is equally as impressive as Uluru.The sandstone domes are believed to be around 500 million years old. One of the unique ways to take in Uluru is on the back of a trusty camel. 

 Comment below if you have any particular country you want me to cover in the next blog and maybe just your country will be our next stop. Make sure to check out the previous blogs!

 Any suggestions, ideas and feedback are welcome!