You indeed can never have too many quokka pictures on your phone… OMG, look at that face, and those eyes!!! 😀
I’ve never been to Australia before but I’ve come across so many blog posts about it and I’m intrigued to see more because they’ve got so many beautiful, untouched nature… Not to mention the beasts. Those that are too cute but dangerous at the same time.
I LOVED exploring Perth, especially Rottnest Island. The Quokka’s are so stinking adorable! I haven’t been able to explore the NT yet but I’m planning a trip for next terms break. It looks like your trip was absolutely incredible and I will definitely be pulling on your itinerary for inspiration.
Rottnest Island was one of my favorites! If you had to NT don’t miss Uluru as well! thank you for reading my post, I’m glad it will be helpful for you!!
Wow, what a great detailed itinerary. The writing is amazing and the pictures are great! Good job, we already did this in 2007 but if I know anyone doing this I will def point them here! Thank you!
WOW. I had no idea there was so much to do and explore in all of these places! We have yet to make it to Australia, but we can’t wait to do so– and hit all of these places when we do! Loving all of your photos, by the way 🙂
I’ve never been to Australia and loved reading your itinerary. All of the locations are so rich in nature and things to do. I have to agree with you about the dolphin feeding. It doesn’t sit right with me either.
Total wilderness. Loved the itinerary. The places you visited, the activities you undertook and the moments you captured, all share a story .. a compelling one.. Just blindly follow the Itinerary and you will have a great time. Karijini National Park stands out!
Such an amazing itinerary! So much to see and do, it must’ve been a great experience! I love the look of El Questro Gorge and definitely would want to have a swim there!
Eeeek! I am so looking forward to doing this trip. Our country is so so beautiful and I’m dying to get over to the West Coast. Very informative post, thanks for sharing ❤️
Oh all of these places are amazing….great photos of the National Park! We always end up having to rush as well. Too many great places in Australia and not enough time. Look forward to getting over to WA soon!
This looks like a mega road trip! We drove up the east coast of Australia a few months ago, but we’ve heard so many great things about the west coast drive and we’d love to go back and do it. Some great inspiration right here!
It’s really incredible! We did the east coast trip a few years ago and the west coast is TOTALLY different. I hope you go back to check it out! Thank you for checking out my post!
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Loved reading this! We’re going to Australia at the end of the year so will need to keep this in mind 😁
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Your comment made my day!! Thanks so much for checking it out, I’m so glad it was helpful!!
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You indeed can never have too many quokka pictures on your phone… OMG, look at that face, and those eyes!!! 😀
I’ve never been to Australia before but I’ve come across so many blog posts about it and I’m intrigued to see more because they’ve got so many beautiful, untouched nature… Not to mention the beasts. Those that are too cute but dangerous at the same time.
Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
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It’s definitely a fascinating place, and it’s magical seeing wildlife you can’t see anywhere else! Thank you for reading !
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Australia is so beautiful and you have done a fantastic job on the photos. Specially, the aerial photo of the Bungle Bungles is amazing!
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Thank you so much! The scenic flight over the Bungle Bungles was a highlight for us for sure!!
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I LOVED exploring Perth, especially Rottnest Island. The Quokka’s are so stinking adorable! I haven’t been able to explore the NT yet but I’m planning a trip for next terms break. It looks like your trip was absolutely incredible and I will definitely be pulling on your itinerary for inspiration.
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Rottnest Island was one of my favorites! If you had to NT don’t miss Uluru as well! thank you for reading my post, I’m glad it will be helpful for you!!
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Wow, what a great detailed itinerary. The writing is amazing and the pictures are great! Good job, we already did this in 2007 but if I know anyone doing this I will def point them here! Thank you!
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Wow such kind words!! Thank you so much Kylee!
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WOW. I had no idea there was so much to do and explore in all of these places! We have yet to make it to Australia, but we can’t wait to do so– and hit all of these places when we do! Loving all of your photos, by the way 🙂
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Thank you so much Marilyn! I am glad this post provided a bit of inspiration for you to travel to Australia!
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This is a dream! There are some really super photos here. Complimenti.
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Thank you so much
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Wow! In fact, I didn’t know how amazing the west coast of Australia. Many thanks for showing me this amazing places! I’m impressed!
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Thank you so much! it’s definitely less touristy and well known than the east coast, but in my opinion, way more interesting !
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I’ve never been to Australia and loved reading your itinerary. All of the locations are so rich in nature and things to do. I have to agree with you about the dolphin feeding. It doesn’t sit right with me either.
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Thanks Alison I appreciate you reading my post! Thanks also for your thoughts on the dolphin feeding.
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Total wilderness. Loved the itinerary. The places you visited, the activities you undertook and the moments you captured, all share a story .. a compelling one.. Just blindly follow the Itinerary and you will have a great time. Karijini National Park stands out!
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Thank you so much for the kind words! I genuinely appreciate it
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This itinerary looks so exciting! I’m hoping to live in Australia in 2019, so maybe I’ll have a chance to do this!
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Thank you Sarah, I hope you do!
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Such an amazing itinerary! So much to see and do, it must’ve been a great experience! I love the look of El Questro Gorge and definitely would want to have a swim there!
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Thank you so much! El Questro was a big highlight of the trip for me!!
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Eeeek! I am so looking forward to doing this trip. Our country is so so beautiful and I’m dying to get over to the West Coast. Very informative post, thanks for sharing ❤️
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Thank you Sandy, this makes me really happy to read!
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WOw this is so awesome!! There is way too many things to do!! I love it! the options, just look so fun adn beautiful!!
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Thank you Tiffany!! You could easily spend a lot more time than my itinerary includes exploring the region!
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Nice, you have shown some fantastic natural wonders. Hope I will have a chance to see and photograph these.
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Thank you so much Alexander! I’d love for you to let me know if you do !
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Oh all of these places are amazing….great photos of the National Park! We always end up having to rush as well. Too many great places in Australia and not enough time. Look forward to getting over to WA soon!
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I agree! It feels like you could spend years driving around Australia and never see it all!
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Wow I love your pictures and those geological formations caught my fascination the most. Thanks for sharing such wonderful itinerary!
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Thank you so much!
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This looks like a mega road trip! We drove up the east coast of Australia a few months ago, but we’ve heard so many great things about the west coast drive and we’d love to go back and do it. Some great inspiration right here!
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It’s really incredible! We did the east coast trip a few years ago and the west coast is TOTALLY different. I hope you go back to check it out! Thank you for checking out my post!
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This is such an amazing itinerary. I am falling in love with Australia more through your pictures. Would love to make a visit there soon.
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Thank you so much!! Australia has some beautiful spots
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what a complete itinerary in two beautiful places in australia. this will turn out a great adventure for sure.
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Thank you so much!!
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