Back on the road we pulled in at a little known spot called Agnes Water and 1770 named because Captin Cook came ashore here in 1770! The best thing about it is that it has a lovely beach with great surfing lessons cheap at only $17 bargin! We spent the night camped at Workmans beach and headed to surf school the next morning, only to discover that a Cyclone weather front had whipped up the sea and it was going to be pretty rough going... Ben and I seem destined ...

We picked up our second campervan from Apollo, called and Hippie Camper and although it was the same make and model as the Wicked it was 100 times better, with a fridge, and indoor seating area, and electric hook up which means we had a kettle and toaster!! When you see the pictures you will all understand. Sally we even think you might approve! We drove out of Melbourne via St Kilda, where we picked up supplies and visited one of the most famous theme parks Lun...

We arrived into Alice Springs on the smallest plane either of us have ever flown on and after picking up our rental car we headed into Alice Springs to find a bed for the night. Alice feels a bit rough and ready the owner of the motel we stayed at was more of a bouncer than a receptionist to give you an idea, but we weren't complaining because we had a proper bed and even a TV! The drive to Uluru ( Ayres rock) was about 4 hours but in a proper car with air con...

Kalberri was our next stop where the temperature reached 40, we spent sometime relaxing by the pool and exploring the National Park on foot visiting natures window and the zbend. We also bumped into Kira and Kenny for the final time on our trip..... We followed the coastal road out from Kalbarri, stopping at a number of really lovely viewing areas including the pink lake (check out the photos). After a few hours of driving we arrived at the desert Pinnicals wh...

Exmouth is a small coastal town and provides the access point to Cape Range National Park. Our first stop was the Dive Centre where Ben booked in for the 'Old Navy Pier' dive one of the top ten dives in the world. Then we drove along the Cape and had our first snorkel on the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef at Oyster Stacks. The reef is about 20 meters from the shoreline, the water is crystal clear, the variety of fish and coral were amazing and within moments we had...