Julia Zemiro tours the Mornington Peninsula, where she discovers a quarantine station that reminds her of COVID-19 times and visits Cheviot Beach, which swallowed a prime minister.
Julia Zemiro travels to Dorrigo National Park for her first time ever being inside a rainforest, where she is showered by the sights of cascading waterfalls.
This week on Great Australian Walks, Julia Zemiro visits the Goldfields in Victoria. This episode is set in and around the town of Castlemaine a quaint town in central Victoria just 90 minutes north of Melbourne. Its goldfields country and Julia hits the track on a 21 km walk winding through towns, rivers and villages, along the way discovering surprising stories. Arriving on foot Julia joins the track at one of the natural springs this area is famous for. She samples mineral water that is 1000 years old; digs for gold at the relics near Eureka Point; passes through the historical hamlet of Chewton, visiting and underground bunker; and wanders through the picturesque streets of Castlemaine before finishing up at the look out at Kalimna Point.
This episode, set around the coastal town of Kiama, features epic landscape, volcanic rocks, rivers and lagoons. Arriving by train from Sydney, Julia walks 21km across headlands and over beaches.
Julia Zemiro walks around the lake located at Australia's capital, Canberra, discovering ancient and modern history. She also learns about the country's largest musical instrument.
Julia leaves Sydney for the mountains, walking the Grand Clifftops Walk and taking a ride on a cable car.
Julia explores Hobart's rich tapestry of stories, waltzing down old cobbled streets and narrow streets and sneaking cameos of Kunanyi
Julia heads to the mecca for hippies, surfers and influencers to discover why the sun-kissed Byron Bay is such a magnet.
Julia explores Melbourne's famous waterway, the Yarra River, giving her a unique perspective on the city.
Julia travels to one of world's most famous strips of sand, finding hidden gems along Bondi's coastal track.
