We can tell you this is one of the best, if not the best
location we have been so far. It helps to have been brought up camping on
beaches, so sand and ocean seems right and normal, but we are literally in
heaven where we are.
Crystal clear turquoise waters surround us, which are 10
strides from the camp at high tide. A little wind but we don't have powerful
waves crashing in given 150m out is the Ningaloo Reef - just small swell great
for the boys to swim, and relatively shallow.
No power, no amenities, a few campers but not over the
top and not in eye or earshot.
We once again snagged the best spot because we got here
early, right on the Winderabandi Point - literally, so campers along the stretch
to the point can't see us & more to the point, we can't see them. We put the awning up and floor, plus side walls so a
longer setup, but worth it. For $90 for 4 nights, this place can't be missed if you
have the right rig and can be self sufficient.
Simply stunning.
I fished this morning and picked up a nice flathead &
dart, the boys swam, played in the dunes, built mine sites & helped me
fish. Mum got to go for a walk and had a fish too, plus spent some time in the
sun with her book.
This afternoon I went for a run, the boys & I started
the fire, we had porterhouse steak and veges for tea ......... and Tim Tams for
desert.
I don't think it gets any better and we have another 3
nights here......
If I could complain about something, there is no shade
or shelter at this point, so if it blew
we would know about it. There are other areas to camp (the station is massive)
so there could be better sheltered areas. There are also these little lady
beetle type bugs that come out at night attracted to the lights that like us but
otherwise this is spectacular.
Jase....
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