We left Home Valley on the 25th and turned off the Gibb onto the Kalumburu Rd and stopped for the night at a free camp by the Gibb River. It was a lovely spot where the boys could play on the sandy banks and swim. However, we were so hesitant to swim at first, as wherever we have been in the past month or so has been riddled with Saltys. Even though all the reports on WikiCamps said it was safe to swim and there were no signs to say we couldn't we have been so w...

We left El Questro and had a short drive to the iconic Pentecost River where we joined heaps of other travellers crossing and re-crossing the river to take photos and videos of themselves! Then on to Home Valley Station. The welcoming gates were the most beautiful I've ever seen and really set the tone for the next couple of days. The station itself was lovely with a beautifully decorated open-air bar and restaurant. We camped down on the river which was a 4 km d...

We spent a couple of days in Kununurra stocking up and letting Lachie recover after a bout of diarrhoea, poor little fella. After a huge grocery shop we headed off for the Gibb River Road! Our first stop was at Emma Gorge, a pleasant walk (although got the heart pounding after seeing a snake on the track) in to a spectacular waterhole. There were hot springs coming out from places in the rock walls making little warm pools and water dripping down from the tall, o...

Day 1- We left the Zebra Rock Mine campground and only drove a short way to reach the WA border. Almost as soon as we were into WA, mountains of red rock rose out of the ground in every direction as we wound our way through them to the magic Lake Argyle. We were looking very forward to this place as we had seen it a few times on TV/DVD so we were excited to arrive and set up at the resort. We were not disappointed, Lake Argyle is spectacular!! A stunning outlook,...