Showing posts with label western australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label western australia. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Kimberley Odyssey Eco Trek - Western Australia

The Kimberley is well known for its spectacular geography as well as its diverse and unique mix of inhabitants and industry. People who are visiting the region are leaving with lifelong memories of the breathtaking scenery, unique Aboriginal rock art and culture, classic barramundi fishing and distinctive East Kimberley characters. The ability to create a sense of awe, and be readily identifiable as Western Australian, has lead this region to be listed within the top ranks of WA's most iconic tourist attractions.

This trek offers you the opportunity to appreciate this natural beauty and diverse cultural wealth and history. There are a number of expeditions to choose from-The Bungle Bungles, Chamberlain Valley, Doon Doon, and the Carr-Boyd Ranges to Lake Argyle.........continue

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Take a Walk on The Wild Side - 7 Great Aussie Bushwalks


Needing a break from the madness of city life - then why not take a walk on the wild side!

Bush walking has always been a favourite pass time in Australia, considering we have some of the best climate in the world. Walking is free, good exercise, clears the head and is great for the soul, so why not take some time out and enjoy what Australia has to offer! Continue

Saturday, September 27, 2008

It's Wildflower Season in WA

I have had the pleasure of seeing some of the best wildflowers in Western Australia so I'd like to share where you can see them too!! Drive to Dalwallinu (2.5hrs) north east of Perth on the Great Northern Highway and call into the Telecentre. There you can get loads of information on the wild flowers and they have a very informative booklet called "Heritage Self Drive Tours". Also in Dalwallinu you will find accommodation at the Hotel, Motel and cabins in the Caravan Park, but I advise you to book!!

If you hit Dalwallinu around lunch time, I recommend going to Jenny's Bakery located in the main street. This bakery is always busy and after tasting some of their delights, you will know why!

Now where do you find these little beauties....read on