We’ve been to Bremer Bay over five times now. Camping in rooftop tents, swags, and in our current 4wd bus. It’s one of those places we keep coming back to. The beaches are next-level, the orca experience is unforgettable, and there’s so much wild coastline to explore, especially if you’ve got a 4WD. You’ve also…
Albany has the perfect blend of beautiful landscapes and incredible history. And this itinerary will have you enjoying all of it! From the clear waters of Misery Beach and the awe-inspiring The Gap and Natural Bridge, to the rich history of the ANZAC history museum or the whaling station… and everything in between! Thankfully, driving…
Planning a trip along the Gibb River Road? You’re in the right place! This is the guide we wish we had back when we did one of Australia’s most legendary outback drives. Most people do the Gibb River Road from Kununurra to Derby, so that’s the route we detail in this itinerary. We crafted a…
After spending 4 days exploring Karijini in August, we can say that winter is the best time to visit, hands down… but if you can go a bit earlier (say, July), even better! During our stay, the days were sunny, dry, and perfect for hiking. Plus the nights were cool enough for a campfire, although…
We’ve been to Karijini a few times and, honestly, it still blows us away every time! It’s an ancient natural masterpiece with approximately a dozen gorges to check out, some even with crystal-clear pools, perfect for a refreshing swim (free of crocs btw)! We’ll share our personal top 7 below – from the wild adventure…
If you’re heading to Albany, Western Australia, you’re in for something truly special. The Gap and Natural Bridge are incredible, you’ll see all the force of nature in there. The Kalgan River is filled with wildlife and some friendly pelicans, and don’t get me started on Castle Rock – the views are otherwordly. Thankfully, there…
Windy Harbour (WA) is a small settlement surrounded by the stunning D’Entrecasteaux National Park. The town itself is a series of small shacks with a caravan park, but the scenery surrounding is breathtaking. The beaches are unspoiled and serene, while the towering cliffs make for the most epic hikes. But it’s called Windy Harbour for…
We’ve been road-tripping Australia since 2020, with most of that time spent exploring Western Australia’s coastline. From popular spots to off-the-beaten-path gems, we’ve seen it all! Our 4WD has taken us from Cape Leveque in Broome to Exmouth, down the Coral Coast, through Perth, Margaret River, Esperance, and beyond. So believe us when we tell…
Canal Rocks is a must-see spot on the south west coast of Western Australia, near Yallingup. It’s a group of ancient and massive granite rocks, shaped by the forces of the Indian Ocean and the wind. This relentless erosion created the canals and the narrow channel we can see today. There’s a set of boardwalks…
Rottnest Island (also known as Wadjemup and Rotto) is one of the most famous destinations in Western Australia and it’s just a short ferry ride from Perth. We’ve been there twice and absolutely love it! However, the island is also famous for being expensive… The food is very pricey, not to mention you’ll have to…