Monday 2nd May 2016 Soon after departing Exmouth as we headed in a North Easterly direction the real red dirt starts appearing. Some aspects are like red sand dunes, others are rocky outcrops and then flat open plains. We have a long driving day today, 500kms. Over this distance the only civilisation is two roadhouses (these offer fuel, basic foods and a dusty caravan park). The price of LPG in these road houses is dearer than petrol (the gas refineries are ...

Wow, what a day!!! We were able to do 4 swims with 3 Whale Sharks out in the Indian Ocean. The water was so clear, making visibility excellent. The Whale Shark is the largest shark of the shark species, humans are not on their diet! They travel solo. They are near on impossible to spot from the boat, so the companies fly planes to spot them & then radios to the boat where to find them. Thankfully the company we chose has their own plane. Other companie...

Currently exploring Ningaloo Reef area. We have all been out snorkelling & experimenting with the GoPro. Have uploaded some footage to YouTube. Search on Teghan Day, you will see there are 2 BTLC, one Ningaloo Reef, the other Lach & Cams Dolphin feeding @ Monkey Mia. Today we are heading off to explore the coast line around the Cape Range National Park. Tomorrow we are booked into a cruise swimming with the Whale Sharks, snorkelling the reef & Br...

Day 29 Continuing northwards we enter into the Coral Coast. The Coral Coast is probably most commonly known for Monkey Mia, where the Dolphins come in for feeding. The country side we drive through reminds us of crossing the Nullarbor. Today's temperature is 36°, with the air-conditioning pumping in the car we really feel the heat when we get out, especially as there is no breeze. Our home tonight is Fowler's Camp, at Shark Bay. We are able to set up app...

Departed Perth, heading north. Very soon out of Perth the sand dunes start appearing and just keep re-appearing. Beautiful white sand dunes, with the odd shrub growing amongst them, looking to the tops you see the wind stirring it up and creating sand swirls. The boys are trying to con us into buying them sand dune riding boards - as if they have not got enough toys already! We are aiming to set up camp at Sandy Cape. We secure one of the last camp sites,...