Karri Valley Resort Pemberton

Travel Blogs from Pemberton

Oh well, worse things happen at sea!!!!

A travel blog entry by neil.mitchell

We are up fairly early and today’s plan (more about that in a minute) starts with a quick 5km walk round the lake including Beedleup Falls. The reason all three of us are up early is down to the Aussies strange habit of using corrugated iron as a roofing material and when it rains it sounds like you are sheltering inside an oil drum while …

Chris loses the plot and Judi drives upside down!!

A travel blog entry by neil.mitchell

So today is the day for leaving Fremantle, Chris has a last bit of work to do, then we have to drop the dog off at the kennels, drop some files off at a colleagues and pop into Chris’s friends to return something they had loaned to her.
So we’ve got the car all packed and off we go, about an hour late but we’re off, …

Karri Valley

A travel blog entry by stuartandjulie

Pemberton 18/02/10

We got up early to cloudless blue skies (!) and reluctantly left Quay West in Bunker Bay – that was a very beautiful and special place. However onwards on our travels we must go!

We arrived at Pemberton at the Karri Vallley Resort at 11.30am and lucky for us, Angelika, the very helpful German receptionist …

DAY 22 - AUGUSTA TO PEMBERTON - VERTIGO

A travel blog entry by kangarog

Had another great nights sleep to the sound of the ocean. I headed inland today to the big trees around Pemberton. This was the biggest drive I’ve don since arriving in Yallingup. Spoke to a really nice guy from Melbourne whilst I as doing my dishes. He said to me ‘are you on dishes duty then?’ to which I replied that I was on every duty as I was travelling alone. I told him about my trip and we discussed Melbourne and the infamous Nullarbor crossing. He’d ...

Northcliffe & Pemberton

A travel blog entry by wanderingreads

... the Southern Ocean from Garner Lookout, Sunset Lookout, and Salmon Beach Lookout and once again saw a couple of pods of whales. (Southern Right or Humpback).

We have also found out why many place names here in the South West of WA, end in "up". Many places have retained their original Aborigine name and the suffix "up" simply means “Place of” e.g. Yallingup = Place ...