Hello Denham, our first stop in the World Heritage area of Shark Bay. The meeting place of three climatic zones, home to dugongs, loggerhead turtles, dolphins, rays and sharks. And also the best welcome we’ve received yet…emus at the entrance to town.
We moved on to Kalbarri and to a caravan park opposite the Murchison River, which is normally blue so we’re told, but due to heavy rains further up it is a lovely muddy brown colour. We weren’t too disappointed though as there was the promise of plenty of other beautiful vistas in the Kalbarri National… Read More Cliffs, Gorges and Wildlife
We had read quite a lot about Coronation Beach, just a little north of Geraldton, being a great free camp spot. So it was always on the cards that we would spend a bit of time there. Free camp is a bit of a misnomer, but only paying $8 per head per night is pretty… Read More Coronation Beach and meeting a Queen
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!
We started our stay here by going to the visitor information centre and historical village, after all why not hear what the locals believe are the best places to visit. We spoke to some very knowledgeable and happy locals who were eager to share info on their favourite places to visit. Also got some great… Read More Happy Australia Day from Esperance WA
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
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