Rahim Tabet | Februari 07, 2016 |
Australia
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Beach
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Ocean
At Monkey Mia on Australia's west coast get the dolphins to beach
The western part of Australia is becoming increasingly popular as a holiday destination. By law, because this vast "wild west" ffers plenty of adventure and freedom. The area between Perth and the 4200 km distance Darwin hosts a number of great parks like the Kimberley and you can enjoy beautiful beaches, diving, snorkeling and often see whales and dolphins with a bit of luck.
Most places in Western Australia along the coast, often hundreds of kilometers apart. When you have a few weeks time, you can along the Perth coast in southwestern drive to Darwin in the north. This journey of 4,000 to 7,000 km will take you along the spectacular parks, remote villages in the outback and the most beautiful beaches where you can snorkel from the beach to the
The Pinnacles
Nambung National Park
Near the town of Cervantes, north of Perth, are the Pinnacles. They are strangely shaped rocks in a vast sand desert. The Pinnacles show you their best side at sunrise and sunset, when the low sun gives a warm tone to the desert and the shadows are the longest.
Kalbarri NP
Part of the Kalbarri National Park is located along the West Australian coast. Here are some beaches. Thanks to the high waves, surfing popular here. Further inland lies a spectacular gorge.
see whales from the shore
Twice a year, you can see whales swim by in Kalbarri from the coast.
Shark Bay
Dolphins and Stromatolites
In and around the shallow waters of Shark Bay, 850 km north of Perth, life several unusual species including dolphins. These tumblers come every morning at Monkey Mia beach where they are conducted under the supervision of the park rangers.
Stromatolites - the oldest form of life on earth
Stromatolites are fosiele deposits of algae and are the oldest form of life on earth. The algae produce up to today zuurstsof and one suspects that these algae living on earth have allowed.
Exmouth and Cape Range National Park
Swimming with whale sharks
From Exmouth trips are organized to swim in the ocean with whale sharks. A spectacular experience for this huge animal can be up to 20 meters. Incidentally, only the whale shark eats plankton and small animals and is not dangerous to humans. Exmouth is also the base for the Cape Range National Park to the ocean. In this park are several campsites along the coast and you will find easily a nice beach for you alone. The farther from Exmouth, how beautiful!
Coral Bay and Ningaloo Reef
Snorkeling and beach
South of Exmouth lies Coral Bay. As the name suggests, is nearby, a coral reef off the coast. You snorkel from the beach to the reef so that a special underwater world with numerous fish, turtles and reef sharks waiting for you. Will you come with a boat, you make good chance to see mantarays.
After your snorkeling trip you can relax on the beach in the sun can heat up or skimming your skimboard.
Karijini National Park
Swimming in a gorge
A large part of the beauty of Karinjini National Park is well hidden. You need to descend into one of the many canyons (gorges). Is it over hot, the bottom of the gorges is often cool. In one of the gorges is a natural pool with waterfalls where you can swim paradise and showering under a waterfall. You can also make great walks through the gorges.
Tom Price
Mining at its Australian
The town of Tom Price is a good base for exploring Karinjini NP. The town developed around a neighboring open pit where iron ore is mined. To kijgen an idea of the sheer scale of the earth will be dug to mine the ore you can take a tour of the site of the mine. Unfortunately, you're bound to the tour bus, but nevertheless get a good impression of the huge machines, the immense ground displacements and the kilometer-long trains that transport the ore.
South West Australia
Visit Wave Rock
Most people who visit Western Australia will drive from Perth north to Broome and Darwin. Yet the South West, including Perth is also an attractive holiday destination. along the coast several nice places and there is the opportunity for whale watching. Inland, near the town of Hyden, you is the famous Wave Rock. This rock is uigesleten such by the elements that it is a 110 meter long and 15 meter high overhanging wave seems (and are you still visit also Hippos Yawn).
Best way to travel
A Wicked Camper Camping is popular in western Australia. You are flexible and there is a large supply of good campsites. Almost all campsites have a convenient kitchen and camp sites have free barbeque.
Have you no sense in a tent? Consider renting an RV, you'll aTime your house with you.
Please note that not all roads are paved and are open to all traffic. A four-wheel drive vehicle or camper (4WD) is the best choice. Would you prefer a 2WD, you can in most parks, book a tour or hire a 4WD spot for a few days.
The western part of Australia is becoming increasingly popular as a holiday destination. By law, because this vast "wild west" ffers plenty of adventure and freedom. The area between Perth and the 4200 km distance Darwin hosts a number of great parks like the Kimberley and you can enjoy beautiful beaches, diving, snorkeling and often see whales and dolphins with a bit of luck.
Most places in Western Australia along the coast, often hundreds of kilometers apart. When you have a few weeks time, you can along the Perth coast in southwestern drive to Darwin in the north. This journey of 4,000 to 7,000 km will take you along the spectacular parks, remote villages in the outback and the most beautiful beaches where you can snorkel from the beach to the
The Pinnacles
Nambung National Park
Near the town of Cervantes, north of Perth, are the Pinnacles. They are strangely shaped rocks in a vast sand desert. The Pinnacles show you their best side at sunrise and sunset, when the low sun gives a warm tone to the desert and the shadows are the longest.
Kalbarri NP
Part of the Kalbarri National Park is located along the West Australian coast. Here are some beaches. Thanks to the high waves, surfing popular here. Further inland lies a spectacular gorge.
see whales from the shore
Twice a year, you can see whales swim by in Kalbarri from the coast.
Shark Bay
Dolphins and Stromatolites
In and around the shallow waters of Shark Bay, 850 km north of Perth, life several unusual species including dolphins. These tumblers come every morning at Monkey Mia beach where they are conducted under the supervision of the park rangers.
Stromatolites - the oldest form of life on earth
Stromatolites are fosiele deposits of algae and are the oldest form of life on earth. The algae produce up to today zuurstsof and one suspects that these algae living on earth have allowed.
Exmouth and Cape Range National Park
Swimming with whale sharks
From Exmouth trips are organized to swim in the ocean with whale sharks. A spectacular experience for this huge animal can be up to 20 meters. Incidentally, only the whale shark eats plankton and small animals and is not dangerous to humans. Exmouth is also the base for the Cape Range National Park to the ocean. In this park are several campsites along the coast and you will find easily a nice beach for you alone. The farther from Exmouth, how beautiful!
Snorkeling and beach
South of Exmouth lies Coral Bay. As the name suggests, is nearby, a coral reef off the coast. You snorkel from the beach to the reef so that a special underwater world with numerous fish, turtles and reef sharks waiting for you. Will you come with a boat, you make good chance to see mantarays.
After your snorkeling trip you can relax on the beach in the sun can heat up or skimming your skimboard.
Karijini National Park
Swimming in a gorge
A large part of the beauty of Karinjini National Park is well hidden. You need to descend into one of the many canyons (gorges). Is it over hot, the bottom of the gorges is often cool. In one of the gorges is a natural pool with waterfalls where you can swim paradise and showering under a waterfall. You can also make great walks through the gorges.
Mining at its Australian
The town of Tom Price is a good base for exploring Karinjini NP. The town developed around a neighboring open pit where iron ore is mined. To kijgen an idea of the sheer scale of the earth will be dug to mine the ore you can take a tour of the site of the mine. Unfortunately, you're bound to the tour bus, but nevertheless get a good impression of the huge machines, the immense ground displacements and the kilometer-long trains that transport the ore.
South West Australia
Visit Wave Rock
Most people who visit Western Australia will drive from Perth north to Broome and Darwin. Yet the South West, including Perth is also an attractive holiday destination. along the coast several nice places and there is the opportunity for whale watching. Inland, near the town of Hyden, you is the famous Wave Rock. This rock is uigesleten such by the elements that it is a 110 meter long and 15 meter high overhanging wave seems (and are you still visit also Hippos Yawn).
Best way to travel
A Wicked Camper Camping is popular in western Australia. You are flexible and there is a large supply of good campsites. Almost all campsites have a convenient kitchen and camp sites have free barbeque.
Have you no sense in a tent? Consider renting an RV, you'll aTime your house with you.
Please note that not all roads are paved and are open to all traffic. A four-wheel drive vehicle or camper (4WD) is the best choice. Would you prefer a 2WD, you can in most parks, book a tour or hire a 4WD spot for a few days.
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