Cape Range to Perth

On our journey south we stopped in at Carnarvon to buy more groceries, then headed on our way to Edaggee Rest Area for the night.
We were excited for the girls to see Shell Beach which is made up of millions of cockle shells.
We overnighted at Eagle bluff and couldn't wait to see how many dolphins would visit Monkey Mia the following morning. At first there were 2 - a mother named Piccolo and her calf, then half an hour later we saw 4 beautiful bottle nose dolphins.
Despite the cool change in weather we stopped at a playground by the beach at Denham to have an ice-cream and play before driving to Galena Bridge South Rest Area.
The road into Kalbarri National Park was smooth and bitumen this time, with fantastic walks into Nature's window and Z Bend.
We continued along through Kalbarri to Lucky Bay where we camped for two nights. The girls loved more time at the beach, and Lucy discovered a jellyfish washed up.
Shortly after leaving Lucky Bay we passed Hutt Lagoon (a pink lake) but we couldnt get close access to it, so continued towards Geraldton where

Full of smiles

we stayed in the town's rest area.
Cliff Head South was a pretty beach but full of seaweed and big rough waves as the weather has started to change. We departed the next day and drove to Jurien Bay Tourist Park where the girls have loved the jumping pillow before more rain comes.
Our final stop before Perth was the Pinnacles Desert where old limestone formations stood high out of the sand.
Although the weather forecast is not that great, we can't wait to explore Perth over the next few days!

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