Walpole, Bremmer bay, Denmark take boards as you may snap one enjoy

Make sure you get off the main roads,and take some of the more scenic backroads.
Here's one of the lesser known unusual sights to see: Gnomesville.
www.pbase.com:443/ebears/gnomesville

Thanks for the replies and PMs. The response has been generous.

We are looking at motel, BnB accommodation ie. one that supplies the bedding and towels and stuff. It should be "nice" without being over the top. Funky is ok. Grotty not so ok. Quiet is important. The other half is terrified of spiders so something with a minor gloss of civilisation is preferred.

A spectacular location is more important than swish furnishings. En suites are better than having to walk to conveniences but we're not wusses.

A walk to a restaurant or cafe is nice. Birds and nature and views and a pleasant environment are more important.

As for budget, we're $100-150 a night kind of people. If it costs more then that's ok. We saw a place at Eagle Bay for $180 a night and thought that was ok, when compared to the other places at $400 a night.

We'll be travelling in a Toyota Corolla with basic airline type baggage, and it's only for 8 days so we won't be in a position to self-cater or camp or any of that stuff.

Exmouth to broome Onslow,Karatha,Robourne,Port Hedland such great places for tourists

pweedas said..

And yes I know. It's probably an aquired taste,.. like blue cheese.

More like the smell of a dead roo on the side of the road