Kakadu is Australia’s largest national park, almost 20,000 square kilometers. Apparently that’s about half the size of Switzerland. The park is managed jointly between the traditional aboriginal owners and the parks department. A $25 permit must be purchased to enter the park and lasts for 14 days. Day 1 As we weren’t sure of our… Read More Kakadu NP – Part 1
Karratha is located on the Pilbara coastline. It is another town that has thrived and grown with Australia’s mining boom. Every house in this area seemed to have a 4X4 and boat or caravan in the driveway. Once our little car drama had been resolved, we were keen to check out what else the region… Read More Karratha & Dampier
Cape Naturaliste While we were here we checked out the Cape Naturaliste lighthouse. It’s not as tall and grand as Cape Leeuwin and there is not so much to see in terms of the old buildings and historical interest. There is nice walking trail that circles around the lighthouse in the bush that can be… Read More Margaret River to Cape Naturaliste
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