Coral Bay and Quobba 8th October From The Cape Range National Park we dropped down into Coral Bay . The home of the brightest turquoise waters on bleached white sands , turtles, fish and thousands of school kids ! We managed to squeeze into of the two campsites in coral bay at the end…
View MoreExmouth and Cape Range National Park 24th September Due to our highly honed dislike and inability to plan ahead we found ourselves having to book one and two night stays in the cape range national park as we had aligned our visit with WA school holidays . The NP is normally has a smattering of…
View MoreKarijini National Park We dropped down from Port Hedland to the Karijini National Park. Karijini is one of those places that everyone who has been urges you to go and see. And we did ! We walked a few of the gorges and visited a few from above and that are spectacular . We also…
View MoreCleaverville 11th September Cleaverville is in between Roeburn and Karatha. We have mixed emotions about this place as it was an amazing spot but a dark shadow hangs over the area. On the day we arrived there were newspaper reports about Roeburn which has 1500 mainly indiginous residents where an estimated 90% of school…
View MoreCape Keraudren  8th September Between BarnHill and the little cape we stopped off in Eighty mile beach. The beach was long , the water milky and the grass green but it was a tad monotonous . Some good fishing and walking was had and we met up again with Lyn the fish and Sue ….
View MoreBarn Hill- 30th August Wiki camps is a campsite app that most travellers use . We refer to it a lot when we are on the road and looking for a site. Users leave comments for advice. Its a must for anyone travelling . Now the comments for Barn Hill camp were as polarised as…
View MoreOf Gorges and gorgeous Gorgie porgies. 25th July to 15th August. We picked Georgia and her mate Bunny up from Darwin Airport at 1 am . She was faithfully sporting her Antiqueteenagers tour teeshirt . It was great seeing her as a lot had happened since we departed Melbourne 5 months earlier . You are…
View MoreBuchanan Highway and Gregory NP . 20th July We watched our last Uluru sunrise that cast lilacs and purple hues across the desert sky and headed off across the dunes as the sun broke the horizon. We tramped across quite a few ks as we headed north . 650k day 1 and 720k day 2…
View MoreWest MacDonnels 6th July The West MacDonnel mountain ranges span 160k out of Alice Springs. These thrust themselves from huge remote plains and get up to just under 1400 metres or around 4500 feet. We managed to secure a spot at the Ormiston Gorge campsite ,these are on a first up best dressed basis and…
View MoreUluru and Katjuta 13th July We had an uneventful drive to Uluru. As we approached we were looking for a free camp that suggested good views of the rock at sunset and sunrise. We took the van past an open area with a few caravans , trailers and backpacker cars, then over a dune where…
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