Western Australia is truly an incredible place. I’ve grown up here, and feel truly privileged to call it home. If you’ve never been to WA, it’s well worth the trek. They say a photo tells a thousand words, and I hope the photos below truly inspire you to head out and explore this amazing place!
This is only a small portion of WA too; there are plenty of places left to explore yet!
Relax at the amazing Fern Pool in Karijini National ParkExplore the amazing beaches along the Ningaloo ReefWatch the sun go down at Gnaraloo StationExplore the many beaches by 4WDSee our incredible bird lifeGet away from it all and relax around the camp fireSay hello to the local lizardsSee Albany’s incredible natural wonders at WaychinicupCheck out the weird and wonderful plantsSpend the day fishing for Salmon when they are running at BelviderePoke your head into amazing places like this; an ex mine!Follow the hundreds of magic riversCamp with the Kangaroos at Lucky BayBe blown away by the views at Francois National ParkSmile as the sun rises at CleavervilleRelax under the many trees along our tranquil rivers (off the Lennard 4WD Track)Drive the thousands of km’s of gravel roadsFind the perfect beach, all for yourself (Duke of Orleans)Or maybe this is more your style?Dixon Island at Cleaverville is a stunning placeDwellingup isn’t bad either!Denmark has some spectacular beaches to explore, like Elephant RockHead off in a 4WD to explore the endless tracks
Fish as the sun goes down at EsperanceThe Pilbara is a truly stunning place too, with plenty of hiking options availableWe’ve got a heap of history to sift through tooThe beach is a huge part of our way of livingThe locals are happy to stop for a chatWe’ve got plenty of mud to go 4WDing in too! (Holland Track)There’s always something keeping watch!Shark Bay has plenty of beaches that are callingIf you are looking for waves, we’ve got no shortage!There’s more stunning water holes to explore than you could poke a stick atThe local Kangaroo’s aren’t always happy to share their space (Gnaraloo Station)Just sit back and reflect on life; it’s pretty amazingTake a dip if your feeling a bit warmThese guys are sure to laugh at your bad jokesThis scenery is no joke though!The red rock of the Pilbara is truly something elseRed sand cliffs, even more spectacular in personThe rain and bad weather soon goes awayMargaret River is hugely popular in the south westI guarantee you can find a beach to yourself pretty easily too!No matter where you are, the sunsets are amazingHead out with a few mates for a great timeThings aren’t all dusty, dry and barren!In fact, when it rains, its quite the opposite!Some places get a lot more rain than others though!We’ve got plenty of wildlife to keep your eyes working!Moore River, where the beach meets the riverOur seals are more than happy to stop for a ganderThere’s more places to stop for the night and relax than I’ve ever been toEvery place has some hidden gems, if you know where to lookEven the sand at Shark Bay is a thing of beautyWe love our riversIf you are game, take the walk 40 meters above ground through the Karri TreesThe Quenda’s are happy to share your camp groundA 4WD gives you all the access you need to explore WAThe sunsets aren’t bad eitherWe love to stay where you can easily swim and relaxOr you can sit on the sideline and watch the whales do their thingSometimes the wildlife comes to youAnother amazing spot at AlbanyRelaxing as the sun goes down at Francois Peron National Park is something elseWave rock is seriously unique, and massiveThere’s more amazing diving and fishing than you could imagineOur freshwater dams are pretty tooThe turtles at Ningaloo will say hello from time to timeWhere else can you find a beach made up entirely of shells?
If you haven’t travelled much of WA, get onto it! We’ve got some truly unbelievable places to see.
Aaron Schubert is a 4WD and camping nut, who's a qualified Maintenance Planner and Mechanical Fitter, and has extensive Industrial Maintenance experience.
He's done hundreds of 4WD tracks all over Australia and more than a thousand nights camping with several different 4WD builds and camping setups.
