Carnarvon Gorge

Upon arrival in the National Park at noon, we head to the information bay to find out about all the options in this Gorge. Quite tired of driving another 800 km in two days, we decide to go for the three day hike, to discover the entire area. This time we need to pick our tent and sleeping bags with us for the two nights inside the gorge camp ground. We start the trip with rain jackets and waterproof flybags on our backpacks, because of the heavy rainfall in the beginning. The fall stops after some fifteen minutes, when we see the sun again.

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Intermezzo : 4WD or camper van?

We’re now travelling some time in Australia and I want to rethink our first question… Van or 4WD?
After this period, both of us are really glad we drive a 4WD. It opens many more gates and proves to be real fun! Agreed, we plan our trip along the car, with more challenging and daring roads. We take frequently dirt roads or 4WD tracks, but this rough country asks for a suitable car.

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Along coastlines, through rain forests and passing mining sites

After some wonderful days at sea it is once again time to go on and drive. But we start our day with walking along the Esplanade in Cairns once again, where we spot some waterbirds we’ve not seen yet. Our list of typical Australian wildlife starts to grow steadily!

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The Great Barrier Reef

Zaterdag 20oktober2012

Vandaag zijn we vroeg uit de veren….5u. Om 6u20 worden we verwacht aan de duikshop. Daar gaan we voor een 3-daagse duiktrip op het wereldberoemde Great Barriere Reef! Spannend!

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The Cape York Peninsula and the Daintree Rainforest

Cape York is a famous location for the Aussies, it is the northernmost point of Australia and a huge 4WD track up to there. One of the last real 4WD experiences in the country, a trip you mostly do with a couple of cars after lots of preparations. We only want an impression of this area, so we plan a trip to the Lakefield National Park.

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