Leaving Shoalwater we headed back into Perth to check into a hotel for our last night in Australia before flying back to the UK. We both decided a hotel was the way forward as after the luxurious Shoalwater house sit we couldn't face checking into another dirty hostel! On our last day in Perth we made a trip to Kings park to look at the botanical gardens before having a spot of lunch and heading to the Airport. Australia has been amazing, however due to how expen...

The next house sit was amazing and arriving and settling in we couldn't believe we had the chance to stay there for 2.5 weeks. The house had all the latest gadgets and gizmos, a 3D smart tv, a blueray dvd player, laptops, a massage chair and a large American fridge freezer with ice crusher! It was like living in Curry's! The house was modern with 3 large bedrooms, bathroom, laundry room, garage and patio on the ground floor. On the first floor held the kitchen, l...

Next was to Mandurah: Another harbour town that had similarities to Fremantle. Mandurah is were you find some million dollar houses, million dollar boats and lots more fish and chip shops! We discovered that the further you head north, the more expensive and less value for money the campsites get! The most southern campsite we visited, Big Valley within Margaret River cost $25 per night... In Busselton's Sandy Bay $33 per night... Mandurah's Belvedere was $43 pe...

We continued our camping adventure to Busselton, where we hoped that the storms would cease and let us at least explore the town properly. No camp site planned we was lucky enough to come across Sandy Bay caravan park. A lovely campsite with great facilities and a 10 second stroll to the beach. Pitching the tent we set off into the town to see what was around and about. The rain crashed down so as we made a quick walking tour of the promenade and the shops we set...

Arriving in Margaret river after a 2.5 hour journey we was already hitting 7pm so to avoid paying a night in a campsite we turned down the nearest quietest country road and found a small track next to a field to kip in. Around 9pm the storms once again hit and as Joey shook throughout the night we was also awoken by a herd of escaped cows mooing away. Morning eventually came and we awoke to find ourselves surrounded by fallen trees and branches. The worst septemb...