Travelogues Western Australia

The photo features the 'Setzkastenbild' from our hotel, which is also called 'Seashells' ...

After a good breakfast, we set off at 8 AM on the road to Broome, heading further north. This is our last stop here in Western Australia before we fly to Darwin. We have 630 km to...

A final sunrise at 'Karijini National Park' - the view from the tent over the vast landscape. This night was also very fresh and the wind rattled the tent walls. One looks...

Pentecost Sunday, for us it was again a day of driving and hiking! We explored the 'Karijini National Park'. There is a lot of red earth and eucalyptus trees with white trunks...

Whit Saturday, we usually spend it in Leipzig for 'people watching'; it's Wave-Gothic time! Perhaps some Aussies are there too. But today, we headed further inland, aiming for the...

Another sunset already, this time inland, at Cheela Plains Station Stay, 470 km from Exmouth. It was an endless stretch; we drove inland and there was only one reason to deviate...

This is where West Australians love to go on holiday - us too!

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Today we’re heading to the beach for breakfast. First a swim, then brewing some coffee… It’s incredibly quiet and peaceful here, just sand and sea in sight, and only the gentle...

Photos will come later.., Purnululu is amazing - unique, magnificent, tremendous, beautiful. Purnululu - when you pronounce this name slowly and with emphasis, it feels as...

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Colonial buildings, street art, and the wonderful Rottnest Island

Having arrived in Perth, we treated ourselves to a nice Airbnb for one night. It was wonderful to sleep in a real bed again. The house had "central cooling," which means air...

Roof tents are a good invention. A bit cumbersome and uncomfortable, but easy to sleep in with a view of the ocean in the middle of nowhere.

After the long drive through the Outback, Esperance was our first stop. There were beautiful white beaches with clear water. After that, we made another stop in Albany City and...

under the hovering rock overhangs above, you’re filled with a sense of awe. To get a little closer to our goal for tomorrow, we cover a few more kilometers. This area of the...

After a restful night, we set off early. The first stop is again the Mount Barnett Roadhouse. There we buy bread ($20!!!) and use the mobile reception to update the blog and...

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When we emerge from the rooftop tent in the morning, the first rays of sunshine are already warming us. After sunset, it quickly gets quite cool here in the evenings, and at...

Pentecost River Crossing

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Today we want to drive to Wyndham and take everything that is accessible along the way. First, we’ll head to the Ivanhoe Crossing, the Continuing soon…

Upon arrival at the farm, we were first greeted by a dachshund who barked at us incessantly. His name is Bruce, as we later found out, and he belongs to Sam, the owner of the...

I don't want to deny the feeling of settling down, there is a sense of security, but if the view is shit, then it's not so good either.

Friday the 13th. Money gone, ID gone, car gone, and yet very happy with new people, our house, and the beginning of a new chapter.

Today we were able to collect the photos from yesterday's tour from the tour operator, on a nice whale shark USB stick. If anyone is wondering how the animals are actually...

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The Drafter dries its wings