Today we spent the day exploring the Kalbarri National Park. The park covers 186,096 hectares and offers some stunning scenery. The Murchison River Gorge runs through sand plain 150km from the highway to Kalbarri town. It is estimated that the tumblagooda sandstone walls were created 400 million years ago on the tidal flats of an ancient sea. Fossil tracks can be spotted along the river. We started the day by visiting the picture on all the postcards here ...

We woke early in time for the dolphins to arrive at the shoreline for their morning feed. It was then on to Kalbarri National Park for our village homestay for the next 2 nights. We stopped at various points along the way including Eagle Bluff lookout, and Shell beach as well as driving through the town of Denham. We walked along the Boolagoorda trail and ate a fly infested lunch at Hamelin pool. We arrived late afternoon in time for another stroll along...

We woke early in time for the dolphins to arrive at the shoreline for their morning feed. It was then on to Kalbarri National Park for our village homestay for the next 2 nights. We arrived late afternoon in time for another stroll along the coast line and another sunset with another one of Rach's platters.