Day 79 - Head of the Bight to Kyancutta Polkdinney Park Rest Area (553km)The wind was strong all night but we felt very cosy inside the van. We didn't get out of bed till 7am as we had to wait till the Head of the Bight opened at 8am.As soon as the gates were opened we drove the 10kms to the Head of the Bight Viewing Centre. We were a bit worried if we were too late in the season and we wouldn't see any whales but we were in luck. As soon as we were walking down ...

Day 78 - Caiguna Blowholes to Whitewell Tank RA 'Head of the Bight' (553km)As we were driving out of the Rest Area we stopped to have a look at the Caiguna Blowholes. We could hear the cave breathing but it wasn't anything exciting!It was an extremely windy and slow driving day today mostly sitting on 80kms instead of 100kms. We thought heading east on the Nullarbor we would have tail winds but unfortunately not.Our first stop was Cocklebiddy Roadhouse for fuel a...

Day 77 - Lucky Bay (Cape Le Grand) to Caiguna Blowholes (625km)We were up early, packed up and on the road by 8:30am. It was sad to say goodbye to such a beautiful place but the time has come to start our long drive home!On the drive out of Cape Le Grand we saw lots of emus and cattle. We stopped in Esperance to do a quick grocery shop and fill up with fuel then we continued to Norseman.We had lunch at Phoenix Park in Norseman which we thought would be good for t...

Day 76 - Lucky Bay, Cape Le GrandWe woke up to a cloudy morning and we must of had a light rain shower overnight. It was also cold so we didn't rush to go anywhere.We then went for a 7km return walk to the end of Lucky Bay beach. We walked to the lookout and then continued to Matthew Flinders plaques and continued around the beach scrambling over rocks and through caves and bushes hoping to get to the furthest beach but the rocks at the end were too hard to climb...

Day 75 - Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand I was up early to watch the sunrise but unfortunately it wasn’t a pretty one. The kids then excitedly woke Rog up to sing him happy birthday and give him his presents. We then drove to Frenchman’s Peak and climbed to the summit which is 262 metres high and a 3km return walk. It was a harder walk up then we expected but the views were beautiful so we are glad we persisted. There was also a massive cave which we walked aroun...