Bremer Bay is famous for fishing and 4WD enthusiasts, however I’m just curious to explore the last Southern-Coast town I’m yet to explore. Bremer Bay also serves as a great base to further explore the Porongorups, Stirling Ranges and western side of the Fitzgerald River National Park, while enjoying fine wines on the journey South from Perth, returning through Lake Grace to cover further unexplored salt lakes.
This post is part of a series called Journey 20 ● Bremer Bay 2017 So, today is a Monday and the last day separated from my daily routine, however before I begin my fairly long drive back to Perth, it’s essential that I make a visit to the closest beach in Bremer Bay where the…
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This post is part of a series called Journey 20 ● Bremer Bay 2017 Today was another great day, very different from all the rest as I donned my arctic clothing for an early morning – early for a holiday! – departure from Bremer Bay harbour for an all day whale-watching charter boat. Naturaliste Charters took…
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This post is part of a series called Journey 20 ● Bremer Bay 2017 Today was another action packed day! A rather late departure from Bremer Bay, we headed straight to Porongorup where today’s main feature was the Castle Rock/Granite Skywalk, with a relatively steep, 2hr 4km climb to a height of 670m, the views…
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This post is part of a series called Journey 20 ● Bremer Bay 2017 Staying overnight in Pemberton was a great idea, with the chance to see Gloucester tree for the first time – and I would’ve climbed if not so busy with other visitors – while the winding drive further east took me through…
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This post is part of a series called Journey 20 ● Bremer Bay 2017 What a great start to Journey 20! First an epic choc-mint shake and eggs benny with past colleague & friend Mel and her partner Micheal in Bunbury, then straight to my favourite stomping ground for four-wheels along Balingup-Nannup Rd with the…
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