LAKE ARGYLE Since we were so close (70km) we thought we'd call into Lake Argyle for a couple of nights. The four hour Sunset Explorer lake cruise had been recommended by numerous people, tourists and locals alike. So for the bargain price of $90 we booked a seat for the following day. This gave us plenty of time for early morning walks to the Bluff and Ord River Gorge, then some chillax time in and around the infinity salt water pool (check out the photos and Pe...

KUNUNURRAWe have returned again to Kununurra for a few days to catch up with Sal and investigate the local scene. MOLLY SPRINGS is a local swimming hole which is located 30km from town along the road to Wyndham. An aboriginal site, but also a cute little waterfall and swim spot amongst the Pandanus palms. It was just unfortunate that we timed it the day after they had been through and fire bombed. The ash and smoldering tree branches added an unexpected element,...

BROOME - HORIZONTAL FALLS Today was one of the most amazing days, one where quality and memorable experience far out weigh the cost of investment. A day where a few 'ticks' on the bucket list occurred.After returning from the peninsula, we joined a tour with Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures.We and nine others boarded a little seaplane in Broome and traversed the Dampier Peninsula coastline to Willies Creek, Beagle Bay, Cape Leveque and then across Buccaneer ...

BROOME - WHALE SONG CAFE & CAMPGROUND - GYNLMARUNG RETREAT - CAPE LEVEQUE - ONE ARM POINT - CYGNET BAYOnce again we left the van safely housed in Broome whilst we head up the coast to camp out for a week.The 'road' was hard going, lots of concentrating for driver Kezzy, as it was wide, but mostly corrugations and furrows of sand. It was a long 175km in to Whale Song, our first stop over, but WELL worth the effort. Phone reception is surprisingly good and Int...

GIBB RIVER ROAD - WINDJANA GORGE - TUNNEL CREEK - KING LEOPOLD NP - MANNING GORGE - CHARNLEY RIVER STATION I'm pleased we didn't just take a few people's word on the accessibility of the Gibb in a AWD subaru Forester! Especially the Information Centres, who mind you have never actually driven on these roads. We would have missed half of the Kimberley and the most spectacular places. The road is in great condition really. Admittedly the Grader has been through in...