Port Augusta Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Day 1 completed with no real issues. We were finishing the loading of the camper on Friday night - wouldn't you know it.... Adelaide has had no rain for months and just when we need to open the camper, the heavens opened! We had to brave the elements and shift all the cars so we could get the camper under the carport and in relative dryness. Bit...

Left the loverly little Port Germein Caravan Park at 9:00 this morning and took a comfortable drive up to Port Augusta. Now we're startng to see red dirt, less grass and more baren landscapes. The boys played barefoot footy in the red dirt, got filty and went for a swim before a trip in to town to visit the Wadlata Outback Centre. Learnt about t...

the Victorians got home safely and in good time but wendy is a bit crook(poorly) now too - must have been that airconditioned car they hired! We have a day out at hahndorf an old german settlement town near Adelaide- didn't see any germans tho, and the next day we visit victor harbour and have a ride on the only horse drawn tram in Australia tha...

Nach nur 580 km sind wir in Port Augusta angekommen. Die Strecke vom Uluru bis hierher war ziemlich "gruusig" - es hat wahnsinnig viele ueberfahrene Kuehe am Strassenrand! Oh ja und wir haben die erste Schlange (irgend eine Brownsnake) vor uns ueber die Strasse schleichen/schlaengeln gesehen. An diesem Abend war es auch wieder heiss und genau um...

Ah, broken the back of the drive across Australia - round about 2350km down and only about 300km to go to Adelaide. The drive wasn't quite as enjoyable as the first big stage - started to get a big 'old' this driving thing! After passing through more entertainingly named places like Yalata, Poochera, Wudinna and of course Iron Knob (made famous ...