Our recent caravan adventures took us across the Savannah Way in Northern Australia, from the tropical east coast and Atherton Tablelands, through the vast, remote and sparsely populated interior outback of Queensland and Northern Territory, and on through the stunning Kimberley region of Western Australia and ending up at the beachside town of Broome. What an amazing country we live in, with so much diversity. The road conditions along the Savannah Way are sometimes a little unpredictable and it is essential to check ahead with the Visitor Information Centres and other travelers as to any hazards or changing conditions that may effect your plans. There are generally a number of different options to get to where you’re going and sometimes the alternative tracks can be an adventure and discovery in themselves!
I have published a number of blog posts for the different places we have visited and below is summary and links to each. The majority of our trip was spent in The Kimberley and there are still quite a few places that we have kept on our list for our next trip over that way. I hope you enjoy a little insight into the beauty of Northern Australia.
All images in these blog posts are copyright to Roslyn Budd – Budd Photography
©Roslyn Budd – www.buddphotography.com.au
1. Queensland – The Savannah Way
NORTHERN TERRITORY
2. Caranbirini Conservation Reserve
3. Darwin (A diversion off the Savannah Way)
4. Victoria River and Gregory National Park
THE KIMBERLEY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
8. El Questro Wilderness Park, Cockburn Range and Pentecost River
9. Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles)
11. Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater
12. Larrawa Nature Stay and Cattle Station, Great Northern Highway
13. Ngumpan Cliff, Great Northern Highway
14. Ellendale Lake, Great Northern Highway
17. Broome (including Northern Beaches and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm)
All images in these blog posts are copyright to Roslyn Budd – Budd Photography
©Roslyn Budd – www.buddphotography.com.au
