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What a wonderful place to go out and explore while the tide is out. We all had loads of fun looking in the tide pools and just exploring. So grateful we all had our water shoes, as it made it easier to walk around all the rocks.

Great walk some rough terrain but easily managed

If you are looking for a place where you can closely approach the rocks, sea and carpet, dont miss this place.

Great paragliding site. Suits most wind directions, has a lift to the top most days. Basic accommodation but all the amenities needed for camping. Basic rooms available. Great paragliding school with very experienced lead instructor. Advance paragliding gear to buy and test fly.

I love this spot but the dog I walk loves it more! You can walk out on the sandbar, drift with the current and have a great time...

Really nice beach. Calm ocean and very clean. Close to the road and easily accessible.

Fantastic day use area, with a large car park that can accommodate a caravan too. Long drop toilet block available. Grassed area to sit and relax. I did not see any BBQs, but there are bins. Very close to Collie town centre. I did see people with dogs swimming and running around, but I am unsure if this is allowed, but I dont see why not.

In 2015 we flew over the Bungles Bungles (Purnululu NP) and crossed it off our bucket list of the must do and must see" places in life.Due to our extended covid19 Australia trip we put them back onto the list 2021 - this time to see them from the ground. WHAT WOULD WE HAVE MISSED OUT ON!It turned out to be one of our highlights of this trip walking the Dome - Cathedral gorge but particularly Echidna chasm - the reason the Bungles Bungles made it into the world heritage listing. Accompanied by our little 3year old as our walking tracks leader - truly breathtaking stuff.Towing our AOR camper the track in and out was far from easy. Despite the grader was through a couple of weeks prior - the drive needs good 4x4 equipment- front and back - and an experienced captain. All tyres deflated to 28psi also the camper an absolutely must. Several creek crossings- some with very steep entry or exit points - put demand on the towing vehicle and the camper. I put my LC200 in low gear after about 20km in to ease the pressure on the automatic. Lots of fun and excitement- if you have the right gear. We took 1.5hrs for 53 km drive to the visitor centre

Very good!!

This is an awesome NP which has stunning walks that all look so different. The drive is quite corrugated with 5 creek crossing varying from 30-40 cm in height. We lowered our tyres before going in to make it easy. We did mostly every major walk and covered 25 km that day, so it can be done and was well worth it. The Cathedral in Piccaninny was a highlight as well as the Echidna Chasm. We lost our front number plate so check if it’s on tight before you go in!“Jonique Life”Follow our journey around Australia on Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and YouTube as we highlight wonderful experiences and magical places you can add to your ever growing bucket list.