So we left the apartment and gave our van a holiday in a storage facility in Broome and travelled the 220 km sandy, corrugated road up to Cape Leveque on the Dampier peninsula. Dotted along the peninsula are 6 camp spots owned and operated by indigenous communities. We made our way to the tip at Cape Leveque and setup camp.
Given the access issues this place doesn’t see many folk, and that is where the magic lies. You can walk for hours up here and the only person you will see is your reflection in the water.
The rest of the day wasn’t all that complicated.
We went for a bit of drive…
Then had a dip…
…snared a few rays
…tide went out a bit.
Then the sun went and warmed someone else up.
So we ate and then nested.
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