The Explorer's Guide to Western Australia - Perth to Ningaloo - Part 7

In episode seven we head north from perth along the coast. There are plenty of wonderful attractions along the way but the best of them all awaits you near Exmouth.
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[@dennismatthews6660]

Appreciate the work you do to produce this series.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Thanks, it was one of the most challenging to put together.

[@bill5300]

Another good video. Some good footage that obviously took a long time to compile. It is interesting to see the evolution of your camping and vehicle setups.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

I have to admit that some of the footage I got fro Getty Images, especially the underwater stuff. I would never get that close to a tiger shark LOL Not sure if you have seen it but there is a video that goes through our different rigs over time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2PEf3xoecZqfLM&ab_channel=WesternAustraliaNowandThen

[@trelizaberkeley9973]

Wow, great trip!! We have done a similar trip , but as far as Exmouth. Thank you for sharing your experiences 🙏🏽

[@donnagarsee8944]

Beautiful scenery and so diverse. Thank you for sharing.

[@psychosquirrel555]

Thanks for another great video from a very homesick sandgroper. Out of curiosity was it s school of sharks or pod of dolphins?

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

They were dolphins, there were proabably a couple of hundred of them. We took if from the top of the cliffs at Kalbarri.