Well Onlsow is certainly not a dazzling town to say the least, it is a small mining town that consists of 667 people and most of them are there for work. There really isn't too much to talk about but one thing it did have was lots of beautiful wildflowers one of them i like to call the Hummingbird tree and this cute little plant is actually found exclusively in Onslow. We were also lucky enough to catch the last night of the staircase to the moon which we...

Arriving in Coral Bay it was still school holidays and the place was packed out everywhere. This is a very popular holiday destination for families in WA and you can understand why. The caravan sites were pretty much across the road from the beach and the beach was beautiful! Although there were no spots available at any, so luckily we got a spot up on the oval. But for a small price of 38$ for literally a piece of grass, no water, no power it will certainly be ...

Carnarvon is the beginning of what they call the Gascoyne food trail. Littered with plantations that produce millions of dollars annually, including more than half of western Australia's Bananas and about 70% of Perth's winter vegetables many of them being Organic. Being there in july meant for us that we missed out on Mangos and Bananas and a few others but there was plenty of other fruits are veg to keep us going including a few we had never ever heard of b...

Denham Is about 26k outside of Monkey Mia, which is the main attraction in the area. Denham itself is a nice little touristy beach side town. As our caravan park was not the best we've had we decided to spend our first night down at the beach with a bottle of wine and a few chairs in the sand watching cam try to catch a fish and watch the sun disappear for another night. Monkey Mia……surely there has to be monkeys right? Oh no of course not…. Monkey Mia i...

Our First stop is the Pinnacles Desert! Now the Desert covers 190 hectares, 60 meters above sea level, and contain thousands of limestone pinnacles, some up to 5 meters high. The Tamala limestones are a result of wind blown carbonate produced by the combination of wind, rain and cementing agent of calcium. All in all they are pretty spectacular and strange, they just keep going and going!Apparently the Pinnacles are best seen as the sun is rising or setting b...