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east coast v west coast for travelling?

  • 05-04-2011 2:09pm
    #1
    clarelad
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    Hi,

    Which would be the better of the two scenery wise,i have heard broome which is not really west coast is supposed to be lovely...anyone done the two just trying to get an idea for itinerary...

    Thanks:)


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  • #2
    hussey
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    clarelad wrote: »
    Hi,

    Which would be the better of the two scenery wise,i have heard broome which is not really west coast is supposed to be lovely...anyone done the two just trying to get an idea for itinerary...

    Thanks:)

    Yeah broome would be a fair bit away.

    My personal opinion would be west is more beautiful but A LOT more sparse, there is more options on the east coast and has some cracking places.

    West is very clean and beautiful, and plenty to do albeit a fair distance apart Perth -> Geraldton 4.5hrs
    Geraldton -> Monkey Mia 5hrs
    Monkey Mia -> Exmouth 9hrs
    Exmouth -> Portheadland 9hrs
    Portheadland -> Broome 5.5hrs


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