Podcasts about karijini

Ronny's back from his Pilbara trip and there's a lot to unpack. How good is Karijini! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vast, remote and brimming with cultural richness, the Australian Outback is the topic on this week’s episode of The Pod Well Travelled. Host Megan French is joined by seasoned explorer Stephen Scourfield to discuss what makes Australia’s rural landscape one of the world’s most unique travel destinations. From the iconic red heart of Uluru and the dramatic domes of Kata Tjuta, to the ancient gorges of Karijini and the rugged beauty of the Kimberley, this episode takes listeners on an epic journey with firsthand accounts, must-visit destinations and vital preparation tips revealed. + We’d love to hear from you — send your questions, comments or feedback for the podcast to The Pod Well Travelled team via travel@wanews.com.au. + Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends. + Sign up for eTravel via thewest.com.au/manage-email-preferences. It’s our free digital edition of travel that gets delivered to your inbox once a week and is full of new stories, fresh podcast episodes, upcoming events and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The biggest region in Western Australia and twice the size of the United Kingdom there's a lot going on in the Pilbara and we're going to go through a bunch of things to see and do in the region.Music by The Southern River Band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Around the tyrepit brought to you by Maxxis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On se retrouve pour le dernier épisode de la saga d'Aurore en tour du monde en famille. Si vous n'avez pas écouté les précédents, mettez sur pause, prenez un thé, voire 2 ou 3, et commencez par les épisodes 72, 73 et 74 ! Il fallait bien ça pour que Aurore nous raconte son année autour du monde avec son mari Axel et leurs filles Charlotte et Juliette. Un an pendant lequel ils ont fait 12 étapes : Colombie, Galapagos, Pérou, Bolivie, Argentine, Etats-Unis, Polynésie, Cambodge, Vietnam, Australie, Afrique du Sud et Mozambique. Nous nous sommes quittés la semaine dernière aux portes de l'Australie, un pays tant espéré qu'ils y sont restés 2 mois ! C'est là que nous reprenons notre conversation qui nous mènera ensuite en Afrique, un continent pas du tout prévenu… Comme d'habitude. Allez c'est parti pour la dernière partie du carnet de voyages d'Aurore autour du monde. ------------ Retrouvez Aurore Instagram : @bogotarangun  blog : www.bogotarangun.com  ------------

Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield shares highlights from the latest Travel Club Round the World Dinner, while Mogens Johansen looks at tourist options for a very busy Karijini and Will Yeoman previews a new writers' festival, Readers and Writers Esperance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard joined us this morning to discuss her latest book called Women and Leadership. It’s in stores now so go out and get your mitts on it! The Voice came to an end last night with Chris Sebastian taking home the title and the big cash prize. He joined us this morning and cleared a few things up surrounding the controversy over his win. A Perth boy had an out of control party on the weekend and he had to awkwardly phone his mum and tell her the bad news. Have a listen to the podcast for plenty more stories! And Steve Butler from The West is living the dream up in Karijini – so he called us sporting his finest shoes and short shorts! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the words of Bat Benatar, Angie got all fired up today about the thieving scum that are scalpers. Nigel from WAM tells us how to avoid entry gate disappointment and wasting money. To lighten the mood Angie reminisces about meeting WA troubadour Seth 'Squid' Lowe at Karijini in April as we gear up to hear the line-up announcement for 2019 next week. Feature Track: A song about a train- Selth Lowe 'Squid" 

Hear about travel to Western Australia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Erica Carrico from ericacarrico.com about her trip to the wild and surprising Pilbara region.

Hear about travel to Western Australia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Erica Carrico from ericacarrico.com about her trip to the wild and surprising Pilbara region.

Hear about travel to Western Australia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Erica Carrico from ericacarrico.com about her trip to the wild and surprising Pilbara region.

With the peak Karijini National Park visitation period upon us, we are joined by Alissa (the other half of The Long Way's Better) to discuss what goes into a road trip up to Karijini National Park, the various hikes that you can do while you're there and what to expect in terms of accommodation, facilities and adventures.  If you're planning a trip to Karijini then this is essential listening as Don and Alissa talk about their experiences and what they thought of this iconic part of Western Australia, located in 1400km north of Perth. This episode is proudly brought to you by Sudio, a Swedish based headphone company wanting to revolutionize the way people see headphones, as not just a tech device but also an accessory. Currently, the headphones market can offer you one of two things: style or tech. Fashionable headphones tend to lack the proper sound quality, and high-tech variations are bulky and not design oriented. While emphasizing their modern, Scandinavian design, they also provide a product that matches the quality of even the highest rated headphones on the market for a fraction of the cost. They also provide free worldwide shipping.   Use the code TRAILTALK to receive 15% off your order and get yourself a stylish and quality set of headphones for all your trail adventures.

Steve and Leah talk about their time in The Pilbara, Karijini National Park, Rio Tinto and finding lost dogs . . .

Age old rocks give way to cool gorges, waterfalls and swimming holes in this unique part of Western Australia.