If you haven’t been to Bremer Bay, you’ve been missing out. We’ve just spent 4 days enjoying the amazing coastline, 4WDing, spearfishing and relaxing. I’ll let the photos do the talking.
Overall, the trip was epic. However, it didn’t start off like that; we had a pretty bad run! We left at 2:45AM, and arrived on Bremer Bay beach at around 8AM. Several hours of driving at 110km/h with zero drama’s (minus one roo that nearly lost a battle); things were going well. However, after deflating the tyres I noticed our 4WD’s temperature gauge had started to rise a little; I’ve never seen it move before.
We had to stop several times on the way to camp to try and improve the cooling (viscous hub wasn’t kicking in properly and some of the coolant had been pumped out of the radiator), and eventually got moving properly. 5 minutes from camp and Daniel cleaned up a big Kangaroo. After putting it out of its misery, we continued, and arrived at camp to a windy and overcast day. We proceeded to set up camp about 50 metres away from some shacks, and I managed to knock a sand peg directly through the shacks water supply. I had no idea it was there, and wandered up with my tail between my legs to let the owners know.
Being Christmas Day, I knew we wouldn’t be able to get a joiner in town, but they were very good about it, and actually had a spare joiner. Luckily, from that moment on, things picked up, and we had a fantastic break away.
What are the chances of this?!
Cutting the pipe for the joiner install
Making the final connection
On our way to House beach not long after
Our first dive on an overcast day, off House Beach
Roxy having a blast on the beach
The sun came out not long after, and we had fantastic weather
All geared up and in the freezing water
Our first dive at Bremer; plenty of fish
Our camp site
Could you ask for a better place?
Relaxing under the gazebo
Fresh fish and squid
Everything we need to relax and unwind
Air blow holes not far from camp
Not all of the coastline is beautiful beaches
Some of it is pretty rough!
WA’s truly got some incredible coastline
Some growth after the bush fires a few years ago
What a place!
There are 4WD tracks everywhere
Set up for the day on Peppermint beach
Gearing up for another spearfishing expedition
Setting the Kayak up
Living the dream
Full of energy before the dive
Another good day out
Plenty of queen snapper around
A few flowers still hanging around
These guys had a winch set up off the back of a 4WD
I guess it’d hurt to fall off
Having a great time at Bremer
We’ve got some of the best beaches in Australia for sure!
Back at camp
Another Queen snapper to the bag
The last dive for the trip off Doubtful Island
Exploring the dunes at Bremer Bay
Pristine sand
Amazing beach entrances
Lots of tracks to explore
You WILL end up with scratches on your car though!
A steep little climb we found
The main Bremer Bay Beach
The water looks beautiful, but it is freezing!
Unfortunately, all good things come to an end. I had to go back to work, but was glad of a break. We thought it was mad to drive so far just for a few days, but would do it again in a heartbeat.
Bremer Bay really looks awesome! Where is the camp labelled “Could you ask for a better place?” located?
Hi Kevin,
I don’t actually know what the beach is called; it’s east of Bremer, and one of many you can explore.
Aaron
Hi,
Thanks for all of your awesome information.
I noticed you traveled with a dog.
We are planning a trip Sydney-WA in September, with our 2 dogs. Tad worried about all of the national parks not allowing dogs. How did you go? Any information would be great!
Thanks
Hi Haylee,
That was a friends dog, and most of Bremer Bay is not national park. Technically you can take them into the NP’s but they can’t exit your vehicle, which makes it almost impossible. Travelling with dogs is certainly a bit limiting; you are better off looking for stations/caravan parks that will take them, and stay there instead. Sorry I can’t be of more use
Aaron