The twelfth and final leg of my 'Easyrider'adventure was to be the trip to Darwin. We headed out from Springvale Homestead early doors as there was a lot to see on our up to Darwin - namely Edith Falls, the Adelaide River Inn and probably the highlight of the trip up from Broome - Litchfield National Park. As we headed out of Katherine, Daz, our driver, took us to one of the Gas stations which he had built up the previous day as having "the best toasted sand...

Sadly, the time had come to leave Coral Bay so we hopped back on the Easyrider bus on our way to Exmouth with a new driver - Carla. The main activity today was to be a visit to Cape Range National Park to a fantastic snorkelling spot over the Ningaloo Reef at Turquoise Bay. We spent a few hours in this beautiful spot, where we could see the colourful coral and many different species of fish in the water, before heading back into Exmouth to go to our accommodation...

I was planning to stay in Coral Bay until the next bus turned up - a few days. But it turned out that i loved the place so much and enjoyed the company of the people I was with so much that I stayed longer than I planned. This meant not catching up with the irish girls, who had left the first morning in Coral Bay, in Exmouth, but I wasn't even sure if they would have stayed there and therefore been on the same bus. So I'd have to catch up with Sabrina, the nice a...

It was nice to get a rare early night as it was an early start heading off to our first stop of the day - Monkey Mia. Monkey Mia from a nature point of view, was the highlight of the Easyrider experience so far. A dolphin resort just outside of Denham, where the dolphins were fed daily by volunteers working at the resort and we were able to view this from just yards away as the dolphins came up to the shores. Unfortunately it was quite difficualt to get good phot...

The sandboarding incident set me back a little time-wise and i needed to spend another six days in Kalbarri. Longer than I anticipated but the knee needed a rest. The visit to Kalbarri medical centre was not a place I had on my list of places to see in the area, that's for sure and a South american staying in my dorm room was nice enough to take me there as I could barely walk the following morning. After a lengthy wait I was given some crutches and told that it ...