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Pfiadi Waldi, Seruvs Australia! The wild west

Perth Area

The days of our fine cars were numbered and we wanted the all-wheel drive again really enjoy, so we explored the spectacular Peron Peninsula.
We were greeted immediately by the oldest "living" in this world that we all descended: stromatolites. They are incredible 3.5 billion years old, we owe our existence and the oxygen and this is the only place on Earth where they still exist!
Next we came to fascinanting Shell Beach, the gorgeous white beach consisted only of shells, a mere shell beach!
A beautiful coastal landscape features of this great spot out, we saw dolphins and even sharks in the great sea.















The northernmost tip of this peninsula Besht only of sand and that was the most pure fun to drive on the deep sandy tracks. At one point we were pretty bad even then stuck, even the Waldi knows his limits but fortunately Fischer were close to us went back out. Otherwise, we slithered through the brilliantly dark red, sandy terrain and reached this beautiful, secluded beaches and have seen the vivid underwater world














After this adventure, we expected a quaint and very lonely coast with beautiful beaches and sand dunes, a green and hilly countryside and the abstract Pinnacles.
Once again an impressive natural phenomenon which was formed from sand, shells and time a lunar landscape with thousands of limestone formations. We felt like a different plan Teten, as we drove through this unreal terrain.




went from there then to Perth, but before we visited the small Yanchep National Park is a paradise with its eucalyptus trees for koalas.
We could watch them for a meal and climbing but as always kept the most deep nap.



It took a mere 2 days, and we sold our beloved Waldi with rich gain in a very friendly Australian couple. We were initially quite overwhelmed with the typical big-city life, but Perth pleased with its green parks and large lakes and the colorful suburban areas such as Fremantle us very well. We were delighted to discover the quick sale because we had 10 days left the beautiful Margaret River region south of Perth.
Since it is down there become very cold, we opted for a comfortable and super-equipped motorhome we rented for that time.
The sea is no longer so beautiful and peaceful as protected by the reef to the north and strikes with full force on the rugged coast. The massive, enormous waves looked in our eyes look pretty scary, but the Aussies know as nothing and rocked the waves with their surfboards, very impressive. The Margaret River wine region around us, though it had done much more ..
course we tasted of the wine samples and gave us as the absolute expert;)

















grow in the back country, the impressive Karri trees that are up to 100 meters high and have trunks as big as our living room (if you do not believe it, we have evidence!).
We walked the amazing Tree Top Walk along the leads in 40 meters through the trees and a small impression of the size of the mighty giants
In many has been the chosen flash and are divided by so swiftly climb that we could and we came feel like in a cave.
Through the rain we had, the area seemed very mysterious, and we enjoyed the fresh air and saw hundreds of kangaroos intimate.























For the last day of our trip we thought something special, and joined us at a Waltour. Our little cat worked his way through the rough sea, the water whipped us in the face, but we saw the largest mammals in the world up close and we were waved with a huge tail fin.


An exciting, overwhelming and extreme tour comes to an end in a country almost devoid of people, but it still is very human.

The End

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greet you guys,

love in our wonderful short holiday in Cape Leveque walked us maybe a little too well, the added shortly after us, usually so faithful Waldi left in the lurch and we he had to get a new starter.
But the anger quickly evaporated as we plunged into the giant canyon system of the Karijini National Park. Through this adventure park has 5 giant canyons snaking up to 100 meters of steep cliffs and crystal-clear (and cold ..) pool at the base.
We searched the one or the other Gorges, climbed up waterfalls and enjoyed the incredible sight that offered us this rugged landscape.

then went from there straight to the sea, the beautiful Ningaloo Reef. There we camped in the romantic sand dunes, and snorkeled in the turquoise blue, calm sea, protected by a huge reef and keeps the roaring waves.
It can not not compete mim Great Barrier Reef as far as the colors of the reefs, but an incredible diversity of marine life has to offer. Among other things, we saw a deep sea turtle swimming past us and even discovered Michi (harmless) sharks!

little further south ended the

reef and the stormy sea crashing with

all power to the stone and

riddled coast. The sea presses

I just through these small holes and

arise from up to 10 meters high

fountains, which looks very impressive

out but we were happy in

to be dry ...

The nice beach village of Coral Bay with its beautiful bay invited but to bathe, but to stay, since we were too many tourists at the start.
We fled to relax at the beach in the dunes (makes our Waldi's possible) and enjoyed our togetherness.

the Australian winter, we are feeling so slowly, the days shorter and love instead of 35 it has only 30 degrees ...;-)

All greetings

Was Macht Raylene Richards

From the Pacific to the Indian Ocean

The adventurous Kimberley and the white sandy beaches of Broome

Our itinerary led us to be traversed by steep gorges through the breathtaking scenery of the Kimberley, a yellow spinifex-covered semi-desert with giant red mountains.
The route to the adventurous Bungle Bungle National Park was accompanied by more and more funny Boab trees and the contrast area drew us so in their spell of wonder that we no longer rauskamen.Die Kangaroos grinned at us from the bush and the afternoon sun bathed the whole environment in the most beautiful colors .


And then we plunged into the all-wheel- Adventure of un think Lichen Bungles, the most abstract "mountains" we have ever seen. Hundreds of red-black striped, round rock formations ... best you just have a look at the crazy pictures.

The only approved for off road, extremely steep, winding and mainly rocky "road" it was pretty hard on him, and set our faithful car on the test. We
even had to cross rivers up to 50cm high, but no problem for our super-Waldi!







In Nationalpark awaiting us overwhelming red gorges and chasmophytic by climb we could and spectacular hikes by Bungles a really great experience!





















It went further west and on the west, we made a trip to Tunnel Creek, a limestone cave we could explore with flashlights and fantastic Windjana Gorge.
This huge, tropical ravine to a meandering river and the sand banks just teeming dangerous looking crocodiles. The trail led past a few yards of the reptiles, but this seemed fortunately to have had no interest to us ...




After this meeting with a rather frightening creatures we dedicated ourselves too much tamer animals and swings forward to the backs of horses on a typical Australian range. Also, Michi was eventually his horse under control and we could enjoy the ride through the bush.

At last we reached the beautiful white sand beaches of Broome, and they really are as beautiful as you always hear! We enjoyed a leisurely day at the beach on the famous Cable Beach, one of the most amazing sunsets ever watch us night and saw a movie in the Open Air Cinema under the stars.

We indulged in a "Getaway" on the beautiful coast of Cape Leveque, north of Broome and there splashing in the azure and crystal clear sea which the Cook Islands is very similar ...
We had a simple, romantic thatched cottage by the sea chillten in the hammock and sat long in the evening around the campfire and marveled of insanity stars.
For us it was like paradise!















Now we have to offer is still about 4 weeks time for the west coast of the lot.
We decided to travel to Perth to finish and not in Sydney, so we keep driving around 3000 km and we have to save Fletcher more time to surfing and the beach ...

all liab Griaß to dahoam!