Whales, dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, huge cod, turtles and whale sharks are abundant at World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef, the largest fringing coral reef in Australia and the only large reef in the world found so close to a continental land mass, making it an easy snorkel from shore.

By far, my favorite place in WA.

We spent a whole week here beach hopping, hiking, meeting Aussie legends and drinking beers at Cape Range National Park. Turquoise Bay beach was my favorite, the current would push you from one end of the beach to another. The richness of colors and marine life is unreal. Locals try very hard to ensure the constant preservation of the Ningaloo reef. Plastic bags are even banned in this region!

We walked the Yardie Creek trail to catch the sunset one evening. Not only did we see a beautiful sunset but we also watched the moon rise at the same time.

Climbing Mandu Mandu Gorge was an exceptional moment. At the top, we had a beautiful view of the sea and humpback whales jumping out of the water. They kept giving us an amazing show one after another for at least a whole hour.

Mountains and sea

partie 2

partie 1

June 28th, 2019

Australia's outback

June 28^th, 2019