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Bernie Jun 18th, 1999 01:18 AM

Perth + ??
 
I'm thinking of visiting Oz, Perth(again) this Nov. i have already been there for a short holiday last year, but this time round, I may wanna see more of SW. Question, where else can I visit besides Perth? It seems so far from anywhere else in Oz... ... any ideas?

David Jun 18th, 1999 09:57 PM

Plenty of places to see in the Perth area. There are a number of day trips or a couple of day round trip. <BR>Here are some suggestions; <BR>Margaret River...wines, cheese making and great surfing <BR>Leeuwon Naturalise National Park...follow the road from yallingup down to Augusta. <BR>The southern coast road to Albany is also spectacular...some nice places in Pemberton, Denmark etc <BR>Albany...old whaling station <BR>Head north to Stirling Range National Park....plenty of Wildlife <BR>Wave Rock....magnificent natural rock shaped by the wind into the shape of a huge wave. <BR>There is plenty to see and do in the SW of WA.....enjoy your trip.

Bernie Jun 21st, 1999 06:37 PM

Thanks David - I will take your advice!

Bill Jul 9th, 1999 11:44 AM

I am heading to Perth in November with my family. This is my home town so there is always plenty for us to do. Must see - Rottnest Island - only 20 minutes away by ferry, a place like no other in the world. Basically a car free town, with bikes and walking the main means of transport. Get there before the school and college vacations. <BR>Also other great spots are Bunbury, Bussleton, and another must do _ Margaret River - awesome pies at the Bakery, surfing at the river mouth, and plenty of wine tasting. Another little known spot Eagle Bay near Dunsbourgh. <BR>Let me know if you have any other questions. <BR>

Jo Jul 10th, 1999 01:29 PM

Bernie, <BR> <BR>I agree with David's suggestions about the South-West. <BR> <BR>Another Idea would be to travel north a bit to the Pinnacles Desert, Kalbari National Park, Monkey Mia, and if you want to keep going further, Karijini National park. <BR> <BR>Have a great trip

Bernie Jul 18th, 1999 07:52 PM

Hey! Haven't checked this page for a while - and I realised 2 other pple have posted messages. Thanks Bill and Jo!!

Al Jul 19th, 1999 01:33 PM

The City of Perth's transportaion system <BR>has a really great site at: <BR>www.transperth.wa.gov.au <BR>with a super Journey Planner to help <BR>ytou figure out how to get from one place to another. <BR> <BR>Al

Will Jul 28th, 1999 08:32 PM

David (or anyone else) My wife and I are moving to Perth in the next three months or so. Can anyone give me any hintss on the prices of things(Re:cars, housing, etc.)? Any help offered would be great!

judithlorraine123 Oct 17th, 2007 08:28 AM

hi there!

there are already some good tips for november....avoid schoolies tho approx 22nov-9dec. do head for SW, spring is v good time. wouldnīt head too far north tho (cetainly not to karijini) in nov since itīs very hot and building up to the wet. have fun....

tampatramp Oct 17th, 2007 10:14 AM

judithlorraine123 from Cologne germany: as I remember the allies in WW2 bombed everything in Cologne (except the church). I guess the bombing included all the calendars. The original post references November 1999- it is now 2007. A lot has changed since then. nice church, but Perth is wonderful. I'm sure Bernie had a great time. (and please continue to give us your input on this forum)


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