Cape Keraudren

Just up the road from the Pardoo RH you turn right onto a tarmac road which turns into a red corrugated dirt track to Cape Keraudren.

Cape Keraudren is a coastal headland on the northern coast of Western Australia.

The colours of the landscape are incredible, the blend of red, blue, green and white are mesmerising!
Three off grid camp sites to choose from , we went to the tip!
We set up camp with a 180degree sea
view.
By now we’ve worked out that the further you go South the flys and midges are getting worse.
Paul had decided to invest in a mozzie head net! lol but “it works’ he’s not threatening to kill every single million fly that gets into every craves possible.
It’s hot , the sand burns but the wind is a blessing. A boat ramp leads down to the coral bed at low tide, so many rock pools to discover. The gradual colours of the tides is visible on the edge of the headland crazy shapes created from the sea, oysters stuck to the reef.
The sunsets right in front of the mystery bus and a little track leads to the edge of the headland where we sat and end joyed the last of the light free from flys and midges.

Early morning we adventured back down the track with Bill to be greeted by two furry visitors watching us through the bushes.Read more