Port Lincoln and Whalers way

Arrived in Port Lincoln needing a food top up but especially the wine cupboard. 🍷🍷🍷🍷
Spent a day in Port Lincoln getting permits for National parks and keys for Whalers way, which are our next stops, and then up to a PAID 😩 park for the night which had a beautiful view over Port Lincoln. We had to pay for a key to get into Whalers way ( $30 ) but it included one nights camping , so two days to look around , it better be good!! So off we went in through the gate and out to the first point of interest , not impressed. Slowly from one point to the next until we came across one that was half decent. A few photos and by this time it was getting late ( well late for us, drinkies and all that you know ) so we headed off to Red Banks the place they recommended to stay. Well this place just blew us away, seals, views to die for and a reasonably sheltered camp spot. Walk around till dam near dark ( late drinkies ) and retired for the night looking forward to tomorrow. The next day was amazing, one fantastic spot after another ( as you will see in the photos and they don’t do the place justice). We spent all that day just mooching around taking in all these beautiful sites until we had to leave. From there we went back up to Lincoln national park and got there late so just found an empty spot and beded down for the night.Weiterlesen