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Caravan Correspondent

Australian Travel Writer and Photographer 💙 Caravan Holidays.

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80 Mile Beach and We Made it to Broome!

Our next stop was about half way between Port Hedland and Broome, a spot we’d heard about called Eighty Mile Beach. It’s just a short 10km detour off the highway, or so we thought.  The road was a bit more corrugated than we expected so slowly we crawled our way in through the red dirt… Read More 80 Mile Beach and We Made it to Broome!

25/03/201719/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis

Exmouth Encounters with Wildlife.

Our next leg of the journey took us to Exmouth, where we started seeing huge termite mounds followed by sheep crossing the road about 30kms before town and then emus greeting us on the way in.

15/03/201719/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis1 Comment

Shark Bay Region Finale – As West As It Gets

This was one of the must do things on our list when coming to WA and that was of course to go to THE most westerly point on the mainland, Steep Point. We didn’t know much about it other than where it was before heading over here and then the more we found out about… Read More Shark Bay Region Finale – As West As It Gets

07/03/201719/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis1 Comment

Paradise Found!

After Esperance we travelled around 60kms east to Paradise, or Lucky Bay as it’s more commonly known.  Lucky Bay is in the Cape Le Grand National Park, you may have heard of it and seen pictures of kangaroos lounging on the pristine white sand of Lucky Bay.  I thought you’d have to be lucky to… Read More Paradise Found!

31/01/201719/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis1 Comment

Why the coast is calling

What is it about a beach that draws you to it to chill out and relax or to renew and reinvigorate you? Well if you listen to the scientific folk it’s the negative ions in the atmosphere that are in abundance in natural settings like the beach, which have an anti-depressant effect.  Negative ions actually… Read More Why the coast is calling

09/12/201619/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis

Long Table Dining – Sharing the love…and the seafood.

Each year our family looks forward to an annual holiday to one of our favourite beachside caravan parks on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia. Every year for probably ten years or more now we make the two and a half hour journey from home to this peaceful, heavenly destination and over the years its… Read More Long Table Dining – Sharing the love…and the seafood.

18/11/201619/03/2020 Glenys Gelzinis

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