Busselton, Geographe Bay WA, where you can walk out on the longest jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. It's 1.8 klms long and at the end there is an underwater observatory which is accessed by an internal spiral staircase. The jetty has a curve built into it so when the new one was built it would meet up with the old jetty. There is a small train which runs the full length of the jetty which seems to be a bit of a hit with the international tourists. Of course th...

Margaret River, the home of the Margaret River Surfing Classic. The area set up for the competition is great, with good views and lots of space but when the surfing faithfull are here I guess it would fill up pretty quickly. The waves weren't very big on the day we were here but they get some huge waves on competition days. Once again magnificent coastline with crystal clear water. Then it was away from the coast a bit and into the land of wineries, chocolate,...

Augusta, the most South Western point of Australiia. WE FOUND 'EM !!!!!!. just a few nautical miles off the coast. Two Southern Right and four Humpback whales all up. They didn't do anything too fancy just a bit of surface running and some tail slapping but great to see these huge creatures close up. This is just the begining of the annual migration and the whale watch people expect to see thousands of all breeds of whales pass through. It's great to see the nu...

Walpole WA. Arrived on Friday about midday, settled into the caravan park, then off to the Info Centre to see what was on offer. People here are very friendly and happy to suggest things to see and do. There was quite a number of things to choose from so we made a list which was going to take two days to cover. They included a lot of National Park area to see sites such as the Giant Tingle Tree, Valley of the Giants , hugh trees hundreds of years old. Standing ...

Arrived at Amazing Albany on Wednesday 17th. We soon discovered the endless things that this city and area has to offer so decided to stay till Friday next week. More fantastic coastline with bays and inlets around every corner, but one of the best things to check out is the National Anzac Centre and the nearby lookouts all centred around the departure of the convoys of ships which left from the harbour at Albany taking the troops away from their homeland and in...