Esperance and Cape le Grand NP

As we recovered from our big walk, we made our way to the town with possibly the Australian best beaches in the country! Esperance is alright as a town but it has pretty stunning beaches itself. ItOkumaya devam et
Stirling Ridge Walk

We had been eyeing off this hike as we were coming down the WA coastline as we’d heard such epic things about the epic Stirling Range. And yet we were also feeling cautious about attempting it, asOkumaya devam et
Denmark pt 2.

Our second WWOOFing stint was also in Denmark with another greenie and pillar of community projects. He was an older fella who had his fingers in pretty much every pie of regeneration and conservationOkumaya devam et
Denmark pt 1.

Our first week of WWOOFing in Denmark was with the most beautiful, welcoming and inspiring older couple on their property that was part of a commune. Both of whom had a longstanding commitment toOkumaya devam et
Point D'Entrecasteaux/ Walpole

More beautiful coastline and forests as we make our way east. We learned that the Walpole region was a place of significant conservation effort in order to protect its precious woodlands from beingOkumaya devam et
Gloucester/Mount Frankland National Park

After exploring Margaret River and Cape Leewin, we drove east to Gloucester National Park. Sadly the big tree that you can climb was closed but we spent all day walking around the National parks inOkumaya devam et
Margaret River

Our time here was shorter than we would’ve liked due to needing to be heading south soon to start our next WWOOFing stint. But I could still easily see why people rave about this region, beautifulOkumaya devam et
Cape Naturaliste/Yallingup

More bushwalking and snorkelling! No words other than it is so freaking beautiful down here!😍
Meelup Beach

As we’re making our way down the SW WA coastline we are getting inundated with wildflowers and coastlines. We’re also starting to get into the gigantic Karri Forests, a stunning trademark of thisOkumaya devam et
Perth

We made it to Perth! It had a gorgeous botanic gardens in full Spring bloom, an incredible Ancient Egypt show at the museum and we had a great time exploring a big city again (in dress-ups!). And bestOkumaya devam et
Jurien Bay/ The Pinnacles

On our way we stopped in at the lovely Jurien Bay for a swim then visited the Pinnacles in Nambung NP. These odd limestone formations jutt out of the neighbouring desert in such an eery and beautifulOkumaya devam et
Kalbarri

We then headed south to Kalbarri NP, a patch of landscape that apparently holds some of the worlds oldest rock. In the Murchison river there is some rock dated to around 1500 million years old! VeryOkumaya devam et
Exmouth Navy Pier Dive

We decided to finish off our time in Ningaloo by doing the world class Navy Pier Dive in Exmouth. This navy pier has minimal boat activity and no fishing is allowed so the sea life was out of thisOkumaya devam et
Ningaloo coast/Cape Range National Park

Ningaloo reef and Cape Range NP both lived up to their reputation for providing access to some amazing snorkelling. Sadly Pete’s GoPro is so old it wasn’t worth using underwater so we didn’tOkumaya devam et
Karijini National Park

After heading south from Broome we moved into the ancient, dry landscape of the Pilbara. We drove along 80 mile Beach, then into the astoundingly ugly and industrial town of Port Hedland, and after aOkumaya devam et
Broome

We finally made it to the ocean and to Broome! The pearly, aqua waters of Cable beach (photo 1) were such a sight for our dusty eyes after so much inland driving. The thrill of being able to swim inOkumaya devam et
Gibb River Road

Our Gibb River Road experience was a week and a bit long drive along the famous corrugated road that is known for its numerous beautiful gorges and waterholes. We started at a lagoon famous for itsOkumaya devam et
Purnululu (Bungle Bungles)

Next on the list was the famous Purnululu National Park, south of Kununurra. We headed down the Fitzroy, and then the 1.5 hours of dirt road in pretty appalling condition (it was only 50km a or so ofOkumaya devam et
Lake Argyle

A quick stop in Lake Argyle led us to a very beautiful view after a very hot walk in the sun 🥵 but thankfully we could swim!
Keep River National Park

After Garma finished up, we did some big days in the car driving from East Arnhemland through to the NT/WA border, where we start to see the odd-looking Boab trees! Before crossing over, we poppedOkumaya devam et
Garma

Wow, what an experience Garma was.
Garma is one of Australia’s biggest and most publicised Indigenous event. Over 2000 people come to the site in East Arnhem Land for 4 days of workshops, music,Okumaya devam et
Jatbula trail

This hike turned out to be one of our favourite activities we had done in NT. Only 62km, which was completed over 5 days, on mostly flat ground, which housed the most beautiful waterfalls, rivers andOkumaya devam et
Katherine Gorge

After I got back from a short trip to Sydney for a family event, whilst Pete stayed back at the butterfly farm and kept WWOOFing, we then headed south for our next adventure.
Before we started our 5Okumaya devam et
Butterfly farm at Batchelor

Next on the agenda is some WWOOFing at Batchelor Butterfly farm which also had bunnies, pigs, poultry, donkeys and sheep. This quirky place was such a gorgeous place for Pete and I to change ourOkumaya devam et
Umbrawarra gorge

After Kakadu, we headed out to Umbrawarra gorge for a night. This place was a lovely little gorge that had a large group of Rainbow bee-eaters bird taking an afternoon swim in the gorge which wasOkumaya devam et
GezginThe bluest of blue water, as I recall. Fabulous beaches.