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After seeing some of the seniors comments here, I decided to give WA a try. Just came back from an awesome trip from Western Australia, I must say it is trip I will never forget. Lovely place, with nice people, nice beaches, nice mountains and breath taking landscape of the nature. Thought I share the highlights here for all to view.

 

Went to:

 

Perth: Blue Boat Shed, Casino and Kmart Shopping { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/crown-casino-perth/ }

 

Fremantle: Rottnest Island (Must Go), Kaili's fish market and harbour

 

Lancelin: Beautiful stop over at Verge 301, and of course Lancelin Sand Dune for sand boarding. { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/lancelin-sand-dunes/ }

 

Burnbury: Wildlife Park( great chance to have lots of contact with kangaroos )

 

Mandurah: For the wrong reason though, son got sick, sent him to the hospital there (waiting time is like 3 hours just to take a blood test)

 

Busselton: Busselton Jetty of course!

 

Dunsborouh: Whale Watching (not so nice though), Sugarloaf (Must Go), Cape Naturaliste lighthouse

 

Augusta: Cape Leeuwin and Hamelin Bay (for their wild stingrays which swim to the shore line) { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/cape-leeuwin-lighthouse/ }

 

Margaret River: Chocolate factory, animal farm, winery and lots of drive around { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/sunflower-animal-farm/ }

 

Denmark: Green Pool, Elephant Rocks and Valley of Giants

 

and Albany: Two People Bay, The Gap, Natural Bridge, Blowhole, wind farm and Emu point {https://watravelblog.com/attractions/things-to-do-in-albany/ }

 

 

 

 

I missed Esperance and Pinnacle as I really did not have the time to go so many places. Anyway, I created a website to pen down all my adventures, tips and advice. Still in the making so only 10 pages or so. More to come when I have more time to write down.  https://watravelblog.com/

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Wait till u go Melbourne... great ocean road is the best drive.. or if u hv balls.. Stuart highway...

 

Melb is a good mix of city and nature... which is like mix of Sydney n Perth imho...

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After seeing some of the seniors comments here, I decided to give WA a try. Just came back from an awesome trip from Western Australia, I must say it is trip I will never forget. Lovely place, with nice people, nice beaches, nice mountains and breath taking landscape of the nature. Thought I share the highlights here for all to view.

 

Went to:

 

Perth: Blue Boat Shed, Casino and Kmart Shopping { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/crown-casino-perth/ }

 

Fremantle: Rottnest Island (Must Go), Kaili's fish market and harbour

 

Lancelin: Beautiful stop over at Verge 301, and of course Lancelin Sand Dune for sand boarding. { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/lancelin-sand-dunes/ }

 

Burnbury: Wildlife Park( great chance to have lots of contact with kangaroos )

 

Mandurah: For the wrong reason though, son got sick, sent him to the hospital there (waiting time is like 3 hours just to take a blood test)

 

Busselton: Busselton Jetty of course!

 

Dunsborouh: Whale Watching (not so nice though), Sugarloaf (Must Go), Cape Naturaliste lighthouse

 

Augusta: Cape Leeuwin and Hamelin Bay (for their wild stingrays which swim to the shore line) { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/cape-leeuwin-lighthouse/ }

 

Margaret River: Chocolate factory, animal farm, winery and lots of drive around { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/sunflower-animal-farm/ }

 

Denmark: Green Pool, Elephant Rocks and Valley of Giants

 

and Albany: Two People Bay, The Gap, Natural Bridge, Blowhole, wind farm and Emu point {https://watravelblog.com/attractions/things-to-do-in-albany/ }

 

 

 

 

I missed Esperance and Pinnacle as I really did not have the time to go so many places. Anyway, I created a website to pen down all my adventures, tips and advice. Still in the making so only 10 pages or so. More to come when I have more time to write down.  https://watravelblog.com/

 

Albany is really nice. Small seaside town, rugged coastline, ahhhh ....  [inlove]

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Wait till u go Melbourne... great ocean road is the best drive.. or if u hv balls.. Stuart highway...

 

Melb is a good mix of city and nature... which is like mix of Sydney n Perth imho...

 

is the SF-LA Highway 1 better or this one?

 

I suaku, never been to both lol.

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I drove Great Ocean road before... still wondering what's so great about it!  Maybe I didn't drive far enough beyond Port Campbell.  [laugh]

The scenery is so so, there are many other better roads like Taiwan east coast, road to Milford Sound etc.

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is the SF-LA Highway 1 better or this one?

 

I suaku, never been to both lol.

 

i dont know eh.. never driven in the states...   [:p]

I drove Great Ocean road before... still wondering what's so great about it!  Maybe I didn't drive far enough beyond Port Campbell.  [laugh]

The scenery is so so, there are many other better roads like Taiwan east coast, road to Milford Sound etc.

 

never did left hd drive before... cant say abt taiwan east coast... 

 

but milford sound drive was too slow for me... (tons of tour buses)...

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After seeing some of the seniors comments here, I decided to give WA a try. Just came back from an awesome trip from Western Australia, I must say it is trip I will never forget. Lovely place, with nice people, nice beaches, nice mountains and breath taking landscape of the nature. Thought I share the highlights here for all to view.

 

Went to:

 

Perth: Blue Boat Shed, Casino and Kmart Shopping { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/crown-casino-perth/ }

 

Fremantle: Rottnest Island (Must Go), Kaili's fish market and harbour

 

Lancelin: Beautiful stop over at Verge 301, and of course Lancelin Sand Dune for sand boarding. { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/lancelin-sand-dunes/ }

 

Burnbury: Wildlife Park( great chance to have lots of contact with kangaroos )

 

Mandurah: For the wrong reason though, son got sick, sent him to the hospital there (waiting time is like 3 hours just to take a blood test)

 

Busselton: Busselton Jetty of course!

 

Dunsborouh: Whale Watching (not so nice though), Sugarloaf (Must Go), Cape Naturaliste lighthouse

 

Augusta: Cape Leeuwin and Hamelin Bay (for their wild stingrays which swim to the shore line) { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/cape-leeuwin-lighthouse/ }

 

Margaret River: Chocolate factory, animal farm, winery and lots of drive around { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/sunflower-animal-farm/ }

 

Denmark: Green Pool, Elephant Rocks and Valley of Giants

 

and Albany: Two People Bay, The Gap, Natural Bridge, Blowhole, wind farm and Emu point {https://watravelblog.com/attractions/things-to-do-in-albany/ }

 

 

 

 

I missed Esperance and Pinnacle as I really did not have the time to go so many places. Anyway, I created a website to pen down all my adventures, tips and advice. Still in the making so only 10 pages or so. More to come when I have more time to write down.  https://watravelblog.com/

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Wait till u go Melbourne... great ocean road is the best drive.. or if u hv balls.. Stuart highway...

 

Melb is a good mix of city and nature... which is like mix of Sydney n Perth imho...

 

haha been pestering my wife to go Melb and Great Ocean Road sometime... she studied in Melb so travelled there many times but i've always wanted to go... 

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After seeing some of the seniors comments here, I decided to give WA a try. Just came back from an awesome trip from Western Australia, I must say it is trip I will never forget. Lovely place, with nice people, nice beaches, nice mountains and breath taking landscape of the nature. Thought I share the highlights here for all to view.

 

Went to:

 

Perth: Blue Boat Shed, Casino and Kmart Shopping { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/crown-casino-perth/ }

 

Fremantle: Rottnest Island (Must Go), Kaili's fish market and harbour

 

Lancelin: Beautiful stop over at Verge 301, and of course Lancelin Sand Dune for sand boarding. { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/lancelin-sand-dunes/ }

 

Burnbury: Wildlife Park( great chance to have lots of contact with kangaroos )

 

Mandurah: For the wrong reason though, son got sick, sent him to the hospital there (waiting time is like 3 hours just to take a blood test)

 

Busselton: Busselton Jetty of course!

 

Dunsborouh: Whale Watching (not so nice though), Sugarloaf (Must Go), Cape Naturaliste lighthouse

 

Augusta: Cape Leeuwin and Hamelin Bay (for their wild stingrays which swim to the shore line) { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/cape-leeuwin-lighthouse/ }

 

Margaret River: Chocolate factory, animal farm, winery and lots of drive around { https://watravelblog.com/attractions/sunflower-animal-farm/ }

 

Denmark: Green Pool, Elephant Rocks and Valley of Giants

 

and Albany: Two People Bay, The Gap, Natural Bridge, Blowhole, wind farm and Emu point {https://watravelblog.com/attractions/things-to-do-in-albany/ }

 

 

 

 

I missed Esperance and Pinnacle as I really did not have the time to go so many places. Anyway, I created a website to pen down all my adventures, tips and advice. Still in the making so only 10 pages or so. More to come when I have more time to write down.  https://watravelblog.com/

 

I see u skip Pemberton, i find that place very nice, with all those huge karri tress and can climb the famous gloucester tree too, hope u visit the place next time.

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is the SF-LA Highway 1 better or this one?

 

I suaku, never been to both lol.

 

the Pacific Coast Highway aka California State Route 1 is more appealing, especially the section between San Luis Obispo and Monterey. do check out Big Sur if you plan to embark on a road trip there one day.

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I see u skip Pemberton, i find that place very nice, with all those huge karri tress and can climb the famous gloucester tree too, hope u visit the place next time.

 

Did you climb it.

I climbed high enough so that the missus could take a photo of me.

 

Maybe 3m off ground. [laugh]

 

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Wait till u go Melbourne... great ocean road is the best drive.. or if u hv balls.. Stuart highway...

 

Melb is a good mix of city and nature... which is like mix of Sydney n Perth imho...

Thats my next destination. Melbourne and Tasmania bundle trip. Where do you suggest I stop at for nice scenery?

Albany is really nice. Small seaside town, rugged coastline, ahhhh .... [inlove]

Really beautiful. Best spot for retirement. Especially Emu Point, so under rated but one of the best spot for cafe in WA
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Thats my next destination. Melbourne and Tasmania bundle trip. Where do you suggest I stop at for nice scenery?

 

ermm...  tasmania is to the right of melb city...   GOR is to the left....   

 

and tasmania is alot lesser things to do compared to perth...  

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I see u skip Pemberton, i find that place very nice, with all those huge karri tress and can climb the famous gloucester tree too, hope u visit the place next time.

Okay. I sure missed it then. But won t be going back there so soon. I will put it on my list next trip. Thank you.
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Thats my next destination. Melbourne and Tasmania bundle trip. Where do you suggest I stop at for nice scenery?

Really beautiful. Best spot for retirement. Especially Emu Point, so under rated but one of the best spot for cafe in WA

 

wah piang eh.. looking at your picts.. u hw old nia? wanna talk abt retirement?? 

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ermm... tasmania is to the right of melb city... GOR is to the left....

 

and tasmania is alot lesser things to do compared to perth...

Looking for a 8 days trip for this bundle. Got to save up now. Not going to be cheap I think. Do you think 8 days suffice?

wah piang eh.. looking at your picts.. u hw old nia? wanna talk abt retirement??

That younger boy is my son. What do you think? Haha.
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Looking for a 8 days trip for this bundle. Got to save up now. Not going to be cheap I think. Do you think 8 days suffice?

That younger boy is my son. What do you think? Haha.

 

oh... dang... thought that was you! lol 

 

i think melb AND tasmania you have ALOT of ground to cover...   abt 5~6 days for melb...  abt 3~4 days for tasmania... 8 days for both is abit tight imo.... coz u need to factor in taking the ferry ...  

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oh... dang... thought that was you! lol

 

i think melb AND tasmania you have ALOT of ground to cover... abt 5~6 days for melb... abt 3~4 days for tasmania... 8 days for both is abit tight imo.... coz u need to factor in taking the ferry ...

Intend to take domestic flight to Hobart. That ferry takes a day to get there I heard.
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