It’s a bit like expecting to stay in Cornwall and finding that your accommodation has actually been booked in Blackpool . . . → Read More: Qantas stuffs up great `WA for free’ promotion
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 Up this way you find massive iron ore mines, which fill trains that are over three kilometres long . . . → Read More: Western Australia’s North West  2 comments  North West, Western Australia  Broome, Bungle Bungles, Burrup Peninsular, Cable Beach, Cambridge Gulf, Dampier, East Kimberley, El Questro Wilderness Park, Fitzroy Crossing, Gibb River Road, Hall's Creek, Karijini National Park, Karratha, Kimberley, Kununurra, Lake Argyle, Millstream Chichester National Park, Ord River, Pilbara, Port Hedland, Purnululu National Park, saltwater crocodiles, Tunnel Creek, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Western Australia, Windjana Gorge, Wydnham  Glamping is the answer to providing environmentally responsible facilities in areas that that are so fragile further developments would destroy the very reason for visiting them . . . → Read More: Glamping Western Australia  From the air you can truly enjoy its vast beauty . . . → Read More: El Questro el magnifico  Most anthropologists agree that Australian Aboriginal people represent one of the oldest living cultures on earth . . . → Read More: Western Australia the Indigenous way  With an average of 0.9 people to the square kilometre, WA is one of the least densely populated places on Earth . . . → Read More: Some mindless trivia about Western Australia Several of the dolphins come into the beach a couple of times a day t be fed by humans . . . → Read More: Mixing with dolphins at Monkey Mia Their true specialty is taking groups of 4WD enthusiasts in convoy to some of the remotest parts of Australia . . . → Read More: Authentic Australian Outback Tours with Global Gypsies Provided that you are properly equipped and with current information on road conditions, this is a place where you can spend a week or more exploring some of the remotest country in Australia . . . → Read More: Bouncing along the Gibb River Road Douglas was a crocodile hunter in the Northern Territory in the 1960s, but realised that these magnificent beasts needed to be preserved or they would be wiped out . . . → Read More: Farewell Malcolm Douglas Kimberley Crocodile Man |
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