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Karijini Eco Retreat

Karijini Eco Retreat

3 out of 5
Weano Road Karijini WA
$189 nightly
The price is $209 total per night
$209 total
Mar 2 - Mar 3
Total with taxes and fees
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this resort. Free self parking, barbecue grills, and wedding services are also on offer.
Tom Price Tourist Park

Tom Price Tourist Park

2 out of 5
Nameless Valley Drive Tom Price WA
$164 nightly
The price is $180 total per night
$180 total
Feb 28 - Mar 1
Total with taxes and fees
An outdoor pool, free self parking, and laundry facilities are featured at this hotel. A terrace, a garden, and a snack bar/deli are also on offer.
Onslow Beach Resort

Onslow Beach Resort

4 out of 5
Cnr Second Ave & Third Street Onslow WA
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$220 nightly
The price is $243 total per night
$243 total
Feb 25 - Feb 26
Total with taxes and fees
This aparthotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center, free WiFi in public areas, and airport shuttle. Free self parking, a coffee shop, and a terrace are also offered.
Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort

Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort

4.5 out of 5
Madaffari Drive Exmouth WA
$258 nightly
The price is $285 total per night
$285 total
Mar 6 - Mar 7
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Business travelers can take advantage of the free WiFi in public areas. Enjoy the gym and perks like free self parking.
Exmouth Escape Resort

Exmouth Escape Resort

4 out of 5
375 Murat Rd Exmouth WA
$178 nightly
The price is $199 total per night
$199 total
Feb 27 - Feb 28
Total with taxes and fees
This aparthotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Free self parking, a terrace, and a garden are also offered.
Potshot Hotel Resort

Potshot Hotel Resort

3 out of 5
561 Murat Road Exmouth WA
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$90 nightly
The price is $100 total per night
$100 total
Mar 8 - Mar 9
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features 2 bars/lounges and an outdoor pool. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A garden, dry cleaning, and luggage storage are also on offer.
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Hummock grassland (spinifex) with low shrubs covers the plain at the foot of the the Parry Range, Pilbara, Ashburton Shire, in the remote outback of Western Australia
Hummock grassland (spinifex) with low shrubs covers the plain at the foot of the the Parry Range, Pilbara, Ashburton Shire, in the remote outback of Western Australia
#Adventure! See full story attached to other pic.
If you're wondering what my favourite national park in Australia is, it's Karijini. The stunning narrow canyons and the vibrant colours of the rock contrasting with white ghost gums held me spellbound for a couple of days. To give you some idea of scale, note the tiny figures in the bottom left hand of the picture. This shot was taken in Hancock Gorge, accessed by ladder.
#Adventure! A DAY OF HARD KNOX When we’d first arrived the afternoon before, we’d gone to the lookout, where we gazed wistfully into Knox Gorge. Away to our right, who knows how far, there was a tree at the base of a slot canyon, one I determined was special. Its white bark was such a contrast to the iron stained cliff behind I just had to go and get a picture of it on the morrow. The next day started well. We were first (just) down the steep slope into Knox Gorge ahead of a busload of backpackers, only we turned right and they went left on the main trail. Where we went there was no sign that man had trodden here. We worked our way towards the upper end of the gorge. The trails here in the canyons are all classed 5, just like the one we had done the day before and, at times, it was very tricky getting past obstacles and avoiding the seriously cold water, such a contrast to . More than once we helped each other, either pushing or pulling, climbing the layered cliffs of iron ore to find a route upstream. The rewards however were views of yet another of Karijini’s masterpieces. We later overheard a local ranger say that some rate Knox as the prettiest of the lot. Nothing quite prepares you for the stunning reds as the sun sheds light on this 2 billion year old landscape, pushed up from the ancient ocean floor by forces beyond your imagination. As we clamber our way along the edges the cameras click endlessly and there are moments when we find it hard to continue, such is the magnificence of the spectacle and the hypnotic peacefulness of the surrounds. Karijini continually exceeds its promise, and there’s so much to see. We forced our way around a bend, scrambling yet again over the layered rock to be confronted by paradise for photography. Dramatic red cliffs, studded here and there with precariously clinging vegetation, all set beneath untainted blue skies and coursed by a crystal clear bubbling stream with intermittent mirror pools. Fodder for the soul indeed. We located the tree at some stage and it didn’t disappoint, but we suspected there would be more. What could have been a 90 minutes walk had taken us well over three hours and we adventurously pushed on before deciding to climb a virgin scree slope off to the right in order to get us to the top of the gorge and avoid all the obstacles going back. Here again there were no trails, just picking gaps in the lawn of the apocalypse (aka spinifex) as our feet slipped on the crumbling rock slope beneath. At the heights the spinifex disappeared and in the next half hour we continually checked out from whence we’d come; at once admiring the outback landscape and then peering back into Knox. The motorhome was a welcome sight but that day’s experience would live with us forever.

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