Boroka Downs
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De Coenen Clan compleet!
We zijn de laatste 3 weken een beetje slordig geweest met het bijhouden van de blog maar hebben nu dan ook veel te vertellen!
Net voordat we de ouders van Pascal in Melbourne gingen ontmoeten zijn we naar de hoogste berg van Australië geweest, dit is Mount Kosciuszco ( …
Under the Reservoir Wall
... have done a miraculous job of restoration. The road is one way through the reserve with a small information centre in the middle. From there it is possible to walk round the rim or through a lava swamp area. I think we drove through at least 7 times as well as doing walks as there was always something to see. Apart from the ever present kangaroos, emus and koalas there were birds and we even saw a small turtle laying eggs.
The campsite was close by in what ...
The Grampians
... area. Although apparently they are seen quite regularly in the southern Grampians.
What there are quite a lot of though, are…..deer. We saw two at our campsite before they smelled us and ran off (and who could blame them?) People have asked why they haven’t been targeted as they are apparently quite prevalent in the park, but apparently they have been protected since 1975. How is that? You can kill a kangaroo if it’s deemed ...
Final day on tour - The Grampians
... to Reeds Lookout again in full daylight this time which was awesome. Before heading off on our two hour walk to the Pinnacles we had tea and biscuits at the picnic site. On the way up there was a mushroom looking rock that was precariously balanced which we all climbed onto and took some funny photos. The view from the Pinnacles was absolutely spectacular and I was even like a mountain goat climbing to the top of the rock formations to have a picture ...
Grampians National Park
... both at Halls Gap and in the 2nd campground) and hiking.
Funny story: we realized in the Grampians that the Australian is born camper. A lot of Australians use to go camping during week-ends with all the family, even if it is the beginning of the spring and the nights are cold. They are generally very well equipped: you can ask them any imaginable stuff and they will have it. In the Grampians, a guy even brought his chain saw to cut branches to make a ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
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TravelPod Member ReviewsBoroka Downs Halls Gap
“ Fabulous accommodation with great wildlife experience ”
Reviewed Dec 18, 2011
We stayed several nights in the secluded cottage at Boroka Downs. The cottage contains everything you can think and is nicely decorated. It was great to see the kangaroos hopping by while sitting outside and enjoyed the wildlife tour through the estate that was offered. Bob and Stephanie were quite friendly and we were happy to find internet available in the cottage. Overall a fabulous experience!
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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