August brings a burst of colour and eccentricity to the outback, when the dry bed of the Todd River in Alice Springs hosts the Henley on Todd Regatta, a boat race run entirely on foot. Whale season peaks off the Queensland coast around Hervey Bay, and the ski fields of the Snowy Mountains are at their busiest. In the tropical north, the dry season holds firm, with warm days and low humidity continuing across Kakadu and the Kimberley.
The Henley on Todd Regatta sees bottomless boats raced along the dry Todd riverbed through the centre of Alice Springs.
Hervey Bay hosts its Whale Festival, marking the peak of the humpback season in the sheltered waters of the bay.
Snow cover reaches its deepest across the Victorian and New South Wales alps, keeping the ski season in full swing.
Warm, dry conditions continue across Kakadu and the Kimberley, good weather for four wheel drive trips and gorge walks.
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