Day 54 - Cape Range National Park to Point Quobba (472km/7.5hrs) We were up early and on the road by 5:30am. As we were driving out of Cape Range National Park we saw lots of kangaroos so we drove out slowly. We stopped at the boat ramp (which was highly recommended) to fill the water tanks in the van. It’s the first time both tanks have been flashing due to the low water levels. While we were waiting we spotted some whales. We did a quick shop at IGA, fill...

Day 53 - Cape Range National Park (Bungarra) After a very windy night we were up early again to make the most of the mild mornings. We drove to the Oyster Stacks and were hoping to go snorkelling but the tide wasn’t high enough. While we were admiring the water we saw some fish and a little black tip reef shark. The travelling family that we caught up with yesterday met us there and we decided to go to Turquoise Bay instead. It was nice and sheltered from the...

Day 52 - Cape Range National Park (Kurrajong Campsite) We headed to Turquoise Bay at 8am and went to the Drift Loop. We had the whole beach to ourselves. With the drift loop you walk south down the beach then you snorkel north with the tide then swim into shore then walk back down the beach and hop back in the water. We all had wetsuits on so it made the water a bit warmer for us. Bronte didn’t really enjoy it and didn’t like her snorkelling mask so she jus...

Day 51 - Cape Range National Park (Tulki Beach Campground) Wow talk about waking up in paradise. We started our day with a walk along tulki beach and looking at the beautiful turquoise crystal clear water. We saw an octopus, a prawn, sea cucumbers, fish, a stingray and dingo footprints. We then walked back to the caravan and had to move to site 5. What a great campsite it is with great views of the ocean. We had omelettes for breakfast then walked about a kil...

Day 51 - Cape Range National Park (Tulki Beach Campground) Wow talk about waking up in paradise. We started our day with a walk along tulki beach and looking at the beautiful turquoise crystal clear water. We saw an octopus, a prawn, sea cucumbers, fish, a stingray and dingo footprints. We then walked back to the caravan and had to move to site 5. What a great campsite it is with great views of the ocean. We had omelettes for breakfast then walked about a kil...