R-Out Australia Perfect Hotel Exmouth

Overnight stay at a road side stop on the 31st October full moon (halloween) anyway not a problem great stop for sleep.<br>As we entered into the road that takes you to Exmouth, I found the place to not have alot of trees in fact it is rather barron. There are the shrubs and small trees but nothing really. Many animals spotted along the way into Exmouth - Emus, goats, sheep, kangaroos, horses, cows a lizard, hawks, Eagles. We arrived at Exmouth and there is a estate getting built ...

... With the sedan, there is a strategic system by which everything must been placed in the boot, in order to be able to close it. The very thing you need is inevitably right at the bottom of this pile. There is no surface on which to place anything - so you end up chopping veggies squatting on the floor and just holding a lot of **** in your hands because there&#8217;s nowhere you can put it down. And, of course ...

... will bite off your head and all your little limbs. Therefore I had a minor panic, surfaced and flopped around ineffectually for a while, before Zach informed me that I had, in fact, seen a cod. To be fair, the only cod I had seen previously had been battered and was nestling in a pile of chips, so how was I to know?<br><br>After lounging on the sand and allowing the sun&#8217;s rays to dry us off, we drove to the lighthouse - a popular spot to watch the ...

... their straightening irons. I think we were simply mesmerised - such chavs are a force of nature, like the mass migration of buffalo at Masai Mara in Kenya. You have to let them run their course and simply observe in wonder. I also think that if they had been one iota less rude and inconsiderate than they were, we would have been angry. As it was, they had taken it to a new level which was simply comic and even on three hours sleep I was laughing into my pillow.<br><br ...

... 8217; A sausage sandwich? A decorative tea-towel? Air freshener? Fishing bait?<br><br>Actually, the time passed more quickly than you would think and I enjoyed looking out of the window at scenery that changed from hour to hour and that occasionally offered glimpses of the distant sea. Before I knew it, it was pitch black dark and we were pulling into a deserted roadhouse in the middle of nowhere, an unexpected Greyhound nexus where buses from Broome, Perth and Exmouth ...

#37<br><br>23/09-11/10/09<br><br>exmout h <br><br> <br>Exmouth is literally an oasis in the desert. Tiny little main street and mall area, but loads of atmosphere. Spent the first night at the Big4 next to a bunch of drunks on a boys holiday. Gross. Left the next morning destination Cape Range National Park/Ningaloo Reef Marine Park. This is a truly unique environment, the desert landscape meets the turquoise blue ocean where the coral and ...

... Reef, just 50 metres off the beach. So we equipped ourselves with flippers, masks and snorkels. A nice lady at the supermarket (where else would you get your snorkelling tips?) told us about a nearby ruined pier, good for a practice snorkel, since none of us had done much snorkelling before. We headed out there and, sure enough, some ten metres off shore in the placid waters of Exmouth Gulf we found coral ...

... of crimes against Aborigines in Western Australia.<br><br>Next stop was Broome &#8211; our first town/place on the West Coast of Australia. As we drove through town towards the coast we got our first glimpse of the Indian Ocean. &#8220;WOW&#8221; was our first reaction as we took in the color of the water &#8211; a deep turquoise blue and crystal clear. We continued driving along the coast another 5 km's North of Broome to the world famous Cable Beach. This truly looked like a postcard ...

... south and swim out to the reef (only 20m off shore). There is quite a strong current that takes you north along the reef, so you can snorkel but you don't really have to swim. It was really relaxing and enjoyable &#8211; there were heaps of different types of corals to see and lots of fish. Matt even saw a blue-fin tuna. (Quote from Matt &#8211; "Big *******"!)<br><br> We spent a while lying on the beach because it was ...

... time of the year, sunshine is granted. Along a beautiful 4WD track we drove from Coral Bay into the Cape Range N.P. At Ningaloo station we could even have camped at a beautiful beach for 20 Dollars per week. But we are short on time, so we leave it at some beautiful snorkelling at Coral Bay and in the national park.<br><br>German version:<br>Das Ningaloo Korallenriff liegt an manchen Stellen nur wenige Meter vor der Kueste ...