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Francois

QLD

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Francois

QLD, 7 posts

29 Dec 2008 1:44am

Hi everybody!
We are coming to Australia in may with my girlfriend and two other friends and we wanted to know what spot we must absolutely see, and what nice places we can go to! We have one month to spend on the westcoast.

Do you think we absolutely need a fourwheeler to go to the best spots or is it ok with a van(wicked camper)?

What are the places we should not go?(dangers,too crowded,...)

Thanks for you help!Hope to see you on the water!!!

enicao

77 posts

enicao

WA, 77 posts

29 Dec 2008 11:38am

there is no risk to go to a place to crowded in WA, there not a single beach as crowded as the europeans ones.
there must be as many kiters in WA as in switzerland
you have time, just go everywhere. better to take the map and say, looks like a nice beach, let's go there.
I just think you should go south of Perth before going up north.
I'm not sure you need a 4wd

Francois

QLD

7 posts

Francois

QLD, 7 posts

30 Dec 2008 7:30pm

ok thank you!
Maybee we will go a little bit south like you said! I'm allready starting to look at the beaches on google earth but they all look really nice!!

au_rick

752 posts

au_rick

WA, 752 posts

31 Dec 2008 9:18am

Depends how much time you have.
Going north is a LOT of driving, but you'll get totally uncrowded awesome beaches
Going south there is a lot more variety and options for different wind conditions, also great beaches and lots to see and do but more people.

Have a great trip

Francois

QLD

7 posts

Francois

QLD, 7 posts

2 Jan 2009 8:03am

We are staying one month on the west coast then we have two month on the east coast between Cairns and Brisbane.Maybee we will go one week south of perth and then going north to broome!
thank you for answering bye!

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