About us

G’day, and welcome to StrayaGuide! We bring you the colourful story of Australia.

The passion we hold

From the natural wonders to the vibrating cities to the age-old cultures, Australia possesses an abundance of riches. It’s a place not only captivatingly diverse but also so vast that the opportunities for exploration are endless.

With authentic stories and practical guides, we are your beacon of light every step of the way to Australia’s best destinations, both famous and hidden. Our passion is to inspire and help you plan the most unforgettable adventures.

So get ready for unparalleled travel moments that will make your soul sing. Our experiences have been jaw-dropping (more so than we ever dreamed of), and we want to share them with you.

Our first-hand approach

We’ve traced rivers in ancient rainforests, dived into teeming coral reefs, meandered between touristy sights, traversed seemingly endless red deserts, hiked the wildest of bush and tried fish and chips in snoozy towns. Yes, we have been there and done that — with curiosity and an open mind.

Our perspectives are highly mixed as well. We started out with ambitious solo ventures, involving a rare sense of freedom and, in (too) many cases, run-down hostels. It evolved into romantic couples’ trips and, further down the line, laughter-filled family holidays, from relaxing stays to action-packed road trips.

The result is the first-hand experience we use to guide you on your own spectacular journeys. You can retrace our steps and feel confident doing so because we love sprinkling pictures from our expeditions in our stories, adding authenticity and personality.

Strayaguide's Axel enjoying the elevated perspective from the Canopy Tower at Daintree Discovery Centre
Strayaguide’s Axel in the Daintree Rainforest.

Let’s start exploring

Where to begin? These are some of our favourite places, with something for everyone.

Strayaguide's Marie watching the waves crash into the Tasman Peninsula's towering coastline
Strayaguide’s Marie on the Tasman Peninsula.