Go See Oz
Useful resources for travellers, holiday makers, tourists, grey nomads and many more …
Index
Go See Oz contains a wealth of travelling information to encourage the mobile traveller to venture outdoors, more often & better prepared. It will allow you to plan a safe journey, with inspiration, confidence and enthusiasm.
Go See Oz is designed as a simple, yet extremely informative eLibrary, with over 1000 links, categorised & organised into specific groups, just as any book library. It is easy to use – click the green links to open the PDF and then click the appropriate link for the info you require.
Go See OZ Menu – click to download a one page links Menu. (PDF, Word)
“Wand-a-longa, Ling-a-longa, Laff-a-longa, Ulive-a-longa”
Event Calendars
Camping & Caravanning
Caravanners eKit
Basics for the beginner, tips & tricks, join a club, volunteer …
Camplify
Hire a caravan – Camplify connects RV owners with holidaymakers, sharing the joy of camping
On the Road
Where to stay?
Camp sites, farm stays, caravan parks, showgrounds …
> Camps Australia Wide
What to do?
Hobbies, new experiences, volunteering, activities …
> Volunteer for BlazeAid
Touring Routes
Trans Australian Highways
State to state – city to city
Touring Routes, Tracks & Trails
By state (including NZ)
Popular Touring Routes
Includes itineraries with web and/or video links
Birdsville Track – Channel Country Byway: S.A to Queensland Gulf
Greater Inland Way: Melbourne to Cooktown, QLD
Kidman-Matilda Way: Melbourne to Queensland Gulf
Olympic-Golden Way: Albury Wodonga Vic. to Mussellbrook
Silver City-Dinosaur Way: Ballarat,VIC to Queensland Gulf
Australia’s Country Way: Sydney – Tamworth – Rockhampton
Adventure Way: Brisbane-Innamincka or Broken Hill-Adelaide
New Zealand Grand Tour: North, South & Chatham Is
Queensland Touring Routes
Coal Country & Glenden Ways: Queensland Central Highlands
Mary Valley Meander: Caboolture, Woodford, Maleny, Kenilworth, Amamoor, Gympie
D’Aguilar & Dams: Samford Valley, Woodford, Kilcoy, Lakes Somerset & Wivenhoe, D’Aguilar Range
Hub of the Scenic Rim: Brisbane, Ipswich, Boonah, Rathdowney, Beaudesert, Beenleigh
Thanks for providing your informative link. I am impressed with the volume of information available. A great resource for Kiwis travelling in Australia as well as NZ
(NZ Motorhome)What a fantastic resource. I don’t have a caravan myself but do love a weekend away camping and I will be sure to use it. If I come across any other events or websites that might be of interest to mobile travellers I will be sure to pass it on to you.
Thank you for sharing.
(Anon)
