We decided to not do much today and mainly chill. After breakfast we went to have a look at the beach nearest the camp site. It was quite a way out over some dunes so we agreed to go elsewhere. We had a drive around the lake first of all. Although it was very scenic there wasn't really anywhere suitable to spend a few hours so we drove down to the ocean and found a beach at Bastion Point where we relaxed for a while and soaked up the sun. Later on we drove a bit ...

We woke up very happy. We are in paradise every day. We had breakfast and watched out for wildlife. It was Jay who spotted a massive goanna go by. This was even bigger than the one we saw yesterday. We managed to get some really good photos of him. All morning we had heard a helicopter going overhead over and over. As we were wondering why one of the park rangers came over to see us. He told us that they were doing a controlled burn not very far away but assured ...

We had only been a tiny bit squiffy last night and we got up late so we were bright eyed and bushy tailed when we hit the road. We didn't have time for breakfast before we left the camp site so we drove to one of the town lookouts to have breakfast. We had a great view of the lakes while we ate. When we were taking some photos a really nice chap offered to take a picture of us together. We got talking to him and his wife and another couple they were with. They we...

The mozzies got us bad last night but it was worth staying here to see the wonderful kangaroos. There was no electricity this morning. All the power to the camp site was out. When we were leaving the guy who owned the camp site came over to chat. He apologised about the lack of power. He was really friendly and we talked about the mozzies. He said that there weren't many of them about at the moment. We dread to think what it must be like when the mozzies are out ...

After breakfast we hit the road. We were heading towards the Ninety Mile Beach, around 140 kilometres of non stop sand and surf. On the way we stopped off for a mooch around Port Albert but there wasn't a lot here so we just used the facilities and carried on. We drove towards a place called Seaspray which is on the Ninety Mile Beach. The roads on the way were incredibly quiet, the quietest roads since leaving South Australia. They were lovely long straight roads...