CAPE OTWAY LIGHTSTATION
This 21-metre-high lighthouse offers a breathtaking panorama and has played ...Read more
SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE
This bridge, which is the widest in the world, was designed by French ...Read more
SKYRAIL RAINFOREST CABLEWAY
Skyrail with a beautiful view of Cairns, allowing you to discover the ...Read more
SEA CLIFF BRIDGE
This 41 m-high bridge, one of the Grand Pacific Drive's must-see stops, ...Read more
FREMANTLE HARBOUR
Quiet harbor housing a huge freight and industrial zone, the Western ...Read more
CAPE WILLOUGHBY CONSERVATION PARK - LIGHTSTATION
This historic site on Kangaroo Island is home to South Australia's oldest ...Read more
AIRFIELD VENT
Read moreA 2 000 m long paved aviation runway on about 25 wide in the middle of Bush. This is all that remains of the old air base where B 17 Fortresses and B 34 Liberator bombers were stationed during the Second World War. At the entrance to the site, a photo dated 1943 where a young woman and the "Gary Cooper and Troup" play in favour of a crowd of aviators in trouble. The base was abandoned in 1945. The barracks located 1 km further (Fenton base camp) are inaccessible without 4 X 4 and have no interest, only remains in the middle of the high grasses the concrete platforms that received the buildings.
MC DONALD AIRFIELD
Read moreStill on the road to Pine Creek, about 20 km from this city, another World War II aircraft ground abandoned at the end of conflicts. 8 km from the Stuart Highway, we arrive at the remains of the 2 000 m long air runway by a still asphalted road. The base successively inhabited several squadrons, including B 25 Mitchells.
With the risk of finding the road in very poor condition, or even impractical, it can be continued to reach 10 km later the Stuart Highay towards Pine Creek.
Between the Stuart Highway and Pine Creek recovery, two roadhouses (HAYES CREEK ROADHOUSE Tel (08) 8978 2430 and EMERALD SPRINGS ROADHOUSE Tel (08) 8978 2320). In the first roadhouse, you can see outside the photos of the air base of Mc Donald Airfield during the tour of John Waynes during World War II.
HAMPDEN BRIDGE
This bridge, adorned with magnificent crenellated stone turrets, offers a ...Read more