During our travels (as well as prior to) we have been told by fellow travellers, that when in the Broome area, a must do/see adventure is head about 200kms north and visit Cape Leveque. Unfortunately the road to Cape Leveque is not suitable for caravans as it contains approx 100 odd kms of rough dirt/sand and corrugates. As it just so happens, we were getting a bit sick of this travelling/caravaning lifestyle, so we decided to ditch the caravan and book a couple...

Having left Derby, we headed 'south' towards the cold, harsh conditions of Broome (Broome's actually more west than south, but south nevertheless). As we had visited Broome on a previous holiday, as well as hearing some mixed reviews from fellow travellers as to what Broome is like today, we decided to check in for a few days with no real intentions of doing anything, but as we know Bec just can't sit still so we; - Decided to, with fishing lines in toe, kill a...

Having had a great adventure on the eastern side of the Gibb River Road, we decided that we should check out the western side whilst in the area (also, it would allow us to take photos from both end and thus we can tell people we had done the Gibb River Road!). To do this, we decided to base ourselves in Derby (home of the mudcrab!) for the next few days. So after studying a few maps, reviewing all our options and getting the word on the street, it seems the two...

After spending the last few days in Kununarra, we decided to check out head towards our next destination, being the Bungle Bungles, famous for, amongst other things the usual rock formations which look like bee hives. After checking out all accommodation options, we decided to stay just outside the entry to the national park in a free camp called Spring Creek. When we got there, it immediately felt like we have been here before, which as it turns out, we have. I...

New South Wales (check), Queensland (done), Northern Territory (complete). Western Australia - here we are! First stop, Kununarra. Once checked in, (to probably the only place with it's own wild crocodile which comes up to the park's water edges each afternoon), minus our fruit, veges and honey but plus 1 and 1/2 hours (due to crossing the state border into Western Australia), we made our way to check out some zebra rocks. Zebra rocks are rocks which when polish...