The nullabor plain is named after the latin for no trees. It is the worlds largest limestone karst landscape, stretching 1,200 kilometers from Ceduna to Norseman. Day 1 We left Ceduna feeling slightly worse for wear. Heading out of town Emma flicked the iPod onto our road trip playlist selecting ‘Go West’ by the Pet… Read More The Nullabor
Ceduna is the last town of any size on the journey west to Perth across the nullabor plain. We could have just topped our food and water supplies and started the nullabor crossing, but decided that we should have a meal out to celebrate Emma’s birthday. So we popped into the pub and reserved a… Read More Ceduna
We rolled into Streaky Bay township at around lunchtime and headed straight to the Tourist Information Centre where we picked up some info on things to do in the area and where we could camp for the night. We decided that we’d had had enough of caravan parks for a while and opted for the… Read More Streaky Bay
Port Lincoln The town of Port Lincoln is located at the bottom of the Eyre Peninsula. The town is situated on a bay which is lovely except for the great big ugly grain loading dock! There is a walking track along the esplanade with markers depicting the different kind of fishing vessels that may be spotted on the… Read More Port Lincoln and Surrounds
Again it was an overcast day when we made it to Coffin Bay National Park It is a large park and the there are many four wheel drive tracks to take, however to access the northern end you need to drive along the beach and we were unprepared. The rangers were only allowing cars to… Read More Coffin Bay National Park
