Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Our itinerary for our five-day stay @ Margaret River went through a lot of revisions over the last couple of months, and it was only some advice from a private tour operator we would be going with on Day 4
Day 5 and finally time for us to say goodbye to Pemberton. The last natural sight in the region we had on our itinerary was Beedelup Falls, a small yet easily accessible spot by car that’s about a 10 minute
The Beach & Forest Eco Adventure took longer than the four hours we set aside for it, and we got back to Pemberton 25 minutes past one – which left us just enough time to get a couple of packed
The bumpiest part of our tour of D’Entrecasteaux National Park was crossing the Yeagarup Dunes, the foliage beyond that, and finally in the initial stretches of the beaches facing the Great Southern Ocean. That was a rough 20 minute ride
Right near to Warren NP is the D’Entrecasteaux National Park, a stretch that covers the 130km along the coast between Augusta and Walpole. This NP is quite varied in the type of sights it offers, and Colin’s 4WD took us
The highlight for Day 4 of our trip was a half-day tour with Pemberton Discovery Tours – what seems like the only day tour company in the small town. The company is run by a couple, and runs different tours
Most visitors traveling from Margaret River/Pemberton to Valley of the Giants will want to stop by Walpole – which is a relatively close 20km away from the Valley. It’s a very small and laid back town but has the most
The walk through Ancient Empire is taken by many visitors right after the Treetop Walk: after you walk among the top-most leaves of the majestic Tingle trees, you go back to level ground to walk among them. A completely different
Day 3 saw us heading to one of the key highlights of our itinerary: the Treetop and Ancient Empire walks @ Valley of the Giants. The 600m long walk goes up to 40m above ground level, and therefore at a
A small collection of photos of birds and human activities at the Busselton Jetty. All taken using the Panasonic GX85 and the Olympus 40-150mm f2.8 lens.
The most talked about and justifiably famous places to visit in the small Western Australian city Busselton are its jetty and underwater observatory, both of which are pretty special places and relatively unique in this part of the world. The
With the benefit of hindsight now and that the two of us were doggoned tired by the time we landed, we’re glad that we didn’t try to pull of the stunt of driving the about 350km between Perth and Pemberton
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