Ningaloo Reef may be less iconic than its eastern counterpart, (Great Barrier Reef) but at 260 kilometres it is Australia’s largest fringing coral reef and the closest to land. When you leave the North West Coastal Highway to drive up to Ningaloo, you enter what first seems to be a tourist trap. The fuel prices … More Ningaloo Reef & Cape Range National Park
As you drive along the A1 highway from Broome to Darwin, after passing through Kununurra, the highway takes you through the gorge-country of Judbarra / Gregory national park. We were greeted with a road sign for ‘Nawulbinbin Rock Art Trailhead’ and decided to take a spontaneous rest stop after hours on the road after crossing … More Judbarra / Gregory National Park: A roadside adventure
At 1,234 metres tall, Western Australia’s second-tallest mountain ‘Mount Bruce’ boasts exceptional views of the Hamersley Mountain Range and the unique landscape of Karijini National Park. The trailhead for Mount Bruce begins at the car park, just south of Karijini Drive. The trail commences with a gentle walk, which I didn’t find too strenuous as … More Mount Bruce: A panoramic view of the Pilbara
Not to be confused with Yardie’s homestead. This campsite is similar to Ned’s. It is a small campsite next to the world-class marine park. It has all the necessary facilities and easy access to some of the best snorkelling in the world. Yardie’s is the last campsite in the series of bush camps in Cape … More Yardie Creek, Cape Range National Park, Ningaloo
This campsite is rather expensive for a traveller on a budget. But they provide hot showers, power, flushing toilets, drinking water and all the other luxuries of a caravan park. Despite the luxury, I would only use this as a last resort if you can’t book a cancellation at any of the bush camps in … More Yardie Homestead Caravan Park, Cape Range National Park, Ningaloo
If the campsite was closer to the town of Kalbarri it would be much more appealing to me. However, I found it to be too far away from the town and the national park. The majority of the money saved using this cheaper campsite was spent on fuel getting to and from the campsite. Aside … More Lucky bay Campground, Kalbarri
THE IVY TRAIL 