Extraordinary beaches, red cliffs and long desert roads: this is what awaits you if you’re going to Broome and Cape Leveque, north of Western Australia.
Town Beach, Broome
A picnic area next to Town Beach in Broome
Camels at sunset on Cable Beach in Broome Picture by Thibaut and Cannelle from unmondeenpatrimoine.com
At the North end of the Dampier Peninsula, you absolutely need a 4WD to get to Cape Leveque
Cape Leveque
Cape Leveque
The stunning beach of Cape Leveque
The caracteristic red cliffs of Cape Leveque
Cape Leveque
Cape Leveque
Sunset at Cape Leveque
Sunset at Cape Leveque
Camping on the beach at Kooljaman, Cape Leveque
Morning vibes at Kooljaman…
The extraordinary church of Beagle Bay, a very tiny and remote community in the middle of nowhere on the Dampier Peninsula
James Price Point, north of Broome on the Dampier Peninsula
Sunset on the red cliffs of James Price Point
The long and empty roads of the outback
A tornado in the outback
A dry river during summer in the outback
Long and empty roads of the outback… Not the most comfortable part of the trip when your old van doesn’t have any AC!
A termite mound, about 2m high. The biggest ones can be even much bigger than that!
A roadhouse in the outback with an unexpected guest on the right side
A road train arriving in a roadhouse in the outback
