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Exploring Outback Australia: Ron Moon

Talking Australia
Exploring Outback Australia: Ron Moon
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Outback travel expert Ron Moon has seen more of Australia than most. He has spent much of his life exploring and writing about Australia’s remote areas and adventures, including retracing journeys of early European explorers. He fashioned a life based on his love for 4WD touring, camping, bird watching, diving, hunting, canoeing and fishing. He has also ignited that flame for multitudes of people through his writing. This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Justin Walker (Editor Australian Geographic Adventure) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic

Adventure

Max adventure

The Isuzu D-Max is ideally suited to those after a go-anywhere vehicle that can accommodate up five people while still being able to carry all the toys for an outdoor adventure or weekend getaway.

How To

Under cover: Bush accommodation

Swag, rooftop tent, camper-trailer or tent. As with vehicles, bush accommodation options are many – and the final choice will depend on a number of factors unique to you, your family and your destinations.

Destinations

Cape crusaders

Cape York remains the premier four-wheel-drive destination in Australia, but you don’t necessarily have to have a fully rigged, heavy-duty vehicle to enjoy the magic the Cape has to offer.

Destinations

Road trip: Cape York, QLD

It’s the last real frontier of 4WD adventure in Australia, perhaps in the world. It takes hardcore travellers to the northernmost tip of our continent through croc-infested creeks and via vehicle-swallowing waterholes.

Adventure

Road trip: The Kimberley, WA

Talk to any keen road tripper about their bucket-list journeys and “doing the Gibb” will invariably come up. The mighty Gibb River Road transects the even mightier Kimberley region of Western Australia.