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2019 Oct
Flying over to see the Margaret River area first week of October for three weeks -Perth to Albany
Thinking about renting a small 4WD for excursions in this area. You have some attractive SW corner National Parks, both hinterland and beaches.
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you
Hey Geoff,
Honestly, you can’t go too wrong anywhere in the south west. Yeagarup and Pemberton is amazing, all of the beaches around Margaret River are spectacular, and Walpole/Albany are also incredible
Have a blast
Aaron