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Welly welly well. This is one hell of a trip doods. Around 4,000kms all up in fact.

Now for those of you who’ve hired a 4WD – cruise the Gibb River Road. The Gibb is a massive stretch of unsealed road and river crossings taking in the majesty of the Kimberlys.

For those of you in a 2WD campervan, then sorry – you gotta take the Great Northern Highway – which is still breathtaking and ancient.

For years Aussies have known of Broome’s beauty and attraction, but few have ventured the whole coast. Port Hedland has always been a desert mining town, and the feel of the town is unique – shaped by harsh landscape and geographic isolation. Karijini National Park, further South-East is a natural wonderland, with gorges, waterfalls and massive kangaroos, it’s well worth the trip.

Exmouth and Ningaloo Reef are famous for one thing – whale sharks. They’re big and spotty and friendly. Like me! Monkey Mia has dolphins a plenty as they feed in the calm, protected waters of Shark Bay. The surf up and down this region is world class – and for most part you can find somewhere on the beach for the night.

The Pinnacles are another Australian icon, as are the emu’s that wander the highways. It’s a rugged, beautiful trip and definitely one you won’t ever forget.

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