Murchison River Gorge, Kalbarri National Park

Walking to Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park

Nina crossing Hutt Lagoon, the pink lake

Camping with the flies on the Murchison River

Relics of the past at Murchison House Station

Galahs galore at Murchison House Station

Spot the emus heading to the water for a swim to cool off

Murchison House Station and Kalbarri NP

7–9 abr. 2024, Australia ⋅ 🌬 29 °C

This is where we well and truly hit the heat (37 degrees!) and the flies (in the millions!). The fly nets and 12V fans had a great workout so that we still managed to enjoy camping on the Murchison River at Murchison House Station, a working goat station founded way back in 1858.

We visited Kalbarri National Park, owned by the Nanda people, braving the Skywalk in gale force winds and marvelling the Murchison River Gorge and stunning sandstone rock formations from various (also windy!) look out points. Taking advantage of the car aircon, we drove down south to Port Gregory to see the incredible Hutt Lagoon, a pink lake with salt levels around 10 times higher than the ocean! When exposed to sunlight, the beta carotene created by underwater algae gives the lake its pink colour.

The ocean inlet at Kalbarri was the perfect swimming spot to cool off in the afternoon. We were excited to spot two emus as they headed down for a swim in the ocean on the opposite side of the inlet.Leer más

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