Must see nature and wildlife experiences in Shark Bay, Western Australia
Follow us on our journey to Shark Bay, and learn why the area earned its status as ‘World Heritage Area’. We visited Shark Bay in the beginning of the Aussie summer in December 2022 in our rented autocamper. We spent two nights at a campsite in Denham exloring the local wildlife and sites around Shark…
Exploring Western Australia: A Road Trip Itinerary from Perth to Exmouth
We chose Western Australia from these criteria: Good snorkeling, possible to do in ~14 days time, beautiful scenery, unique nature (like the Kalbarri and Ningaloo Reef), lots of wildlife (kangaroos) and nice beaches.
Camping in Cape Range National Park and snorkeling on the Ningaloo Reef: Western Australia’s Coral Coast
While we camped in Cape Range National Park, we had the best days of our entire Australia trip. It was pure bliss – the beaches were white, the waters turquoise, the reef was teeming with colorful fish, corals, rays and we even snorkeled with a chill sea turtle!
Exploring Kalbarri Wildlife with an Autocamper
Kalbarri National Park is a grand place that took my breath away – it felt surreal standing in the middle of this huge canyon. It was my second favorite place along the West coast of Australia, only beaten by the Ningaloo Reef in Cape Range National Park in the very north-western corner of WA.
My first time experience with an autocamper in Western Australia + 15 days travel itinerary
In this post you can read about our experience with renting an autocamper and how we went by with the travel itinerary. In the bottom you will find a budget overview of our 15 days journey in West Australia.
Bird photography with the Sigma 100-400mm on Sony a6400
I bought my first proper zoom lens for my Sony a6400 mirrorless camera! After a year of browsing the market, searching for the optimal focus length and weight ratio, while waiting for a good deal, I finally got the lens for my own personal use. SIGMA 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG DN OS | Contemporary
The Blue Mountains: Short solo walking trails and bird watching in Glenbrook
If you are looking for breathtaking views, good hikes and have the time to stay in the Blue Mountains while not being too far from Sydney, look no further than Penrith, Glenbrook and Lapstone.
Visiting the Little penguins in Low Head, Tasmania (2022)
I had never in my life seen a wild penguin before, so I was stoked to have this experience to visit the Little penguins in their colony with professional guides telling about their behavior.
Rottnest Island: A day trip on bicycle and meeting the Quokka
The author describes a solo biking trip around Rottnest Island, highlighting local wildlife, particularly the quokkas. The journey begins with a ferry ride from Perth, followed by bike rental challenges. The route includes various beaches and attractive locations such as Cape Vlamingh and Cathedral Rocks, where fur seals were spotted. Overall, the experience was enjoyable,…
Australia: Outstanding hikes and wildlife encounters on Bruny Island, Tasmania
During my visit to Tasmania I spent one night on the lovely Bruny Island. It is the most southern island off Tasmania, it has bewildering landscapes and local wildlife is abundant on the island. For wildlife viewing, it is a great place to see some of the iconic animals of southern Australia.
Western Australia: The Pink Lake – Hutt Lagoon in Port Gregory
During our first ever road trip with a rented autocamper, we embarked on our 15-day-long trip. One of our stops was at the surreal Pink Lake, also known as Hutt Lagoon, a place we were recommended on the way north of Perth. Although we had to drive a little off the fastest route to Exmouth,…
Explore Yanchep National Park: Best Camping and Hiking Adventures
When we visited Yanchep National Park for the first time in November 2022, we simply had to come back for more.
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