The wildflowers of Western Australia are one of the most spectacular flower displays in the world. Between July and October, many parts of the state become blankets of colour with everything from tiny crimson myrtles, dainty smokebush, fiery mountain bells and over 150 varieties of orchids coming into bloom.
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Ask anyone what they think of first when you mention Margaret River and the likely answer is wine and surfing. If you’re a surfer, don’t bother to keep reading. You’ll be kept busy with the world-class surf breaks in the region. For everyone else, wine lovers included, read on. Here’s a list of things to do in Margarete River that will let you indulge guilt-free in wine, cheese and chocolate later on.
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Faversham House in York is one of Western Australia’s most historic houses and makes for a luxurious weekend getaway. It provides the perfect base to explore York and the Avon Valley. Alternatively, if you don’t feel like going anywhere, the impressive manor is also the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the historic property and gorgeous garden.
There’s no need to leave your four-legged bestie at home with these dog-friendly caravan parks in Albany WA and surrounding areas. Continue reading Dog-friendly Caravan Parks Albany
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The caves around Margaret River formed over a million years ago and are one of the natural wonders of Australia’s southwest. If you haven’t gone underground at a Margaret River cave, then don’t miss the chance to visit one of these subterranean wonderlands on your next trip south. Continue reading The best Margaret River caves to explore
Large caravans come with plenty of extras, but they can sometimes be inconvenient to own and operate. If you’re planning an off-road trip, a smaller caravan can be a lighter and more flexible choice, while still bringing you all the benefits of caravan living. Continue reading The benefits of having a small caravan
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York is an easy 90-minute drive from Perth and makes for an ideal self-drive day trip from Perth or an even better weekend getaway. It’s one of WA’s most historic towns and along with giving insight into the region’s history, the town in the Avon Valley offers plenty of other great things to do.
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Camping in Margaret River doesn’t need to be all about overflowing, busy campsites. There are plenty of spots where you can go camping in Margaret River and be among the region’s towering Jarrah and Karri forests and lush river banks.
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There’s so much to love about Fremantle but lately, one of my favourite places to explore is the precinct around Bathers Beach. Bathers Beach Fremantle is a quick walk from the town centre and the Esplanade and is a lovely spot to while away a few hours, laze on the beach and explore the Bathers Beach Art Precinct.
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Perth has a good choice of caravan parks and cabin accommodation across the city. No matter whether you want to park your caravan or trailer near Fremantle, the beach, be close to the city and the airport or bring your pet, this guide of Perth caravan parks will hopefully have you covered no matter what your needs are. Continue reading A round up of Perth Caravan Parks
I love visiting our national parks and Yanchep National Park is no exception. Yanchep is a mix of natural bushland, manicured lawns, native animals ( and a few non-natives – as well I’m looking at you Koalas) and offers plenty of things to do and see. Continue reading Caves, Koalas and other attractions at Yanchep National Park