Cliffs, caves and open plains. We explore the hidden gems of the Nullarbor! | Big Lap of Australia

In this video, we take you on a journey to some of the most amazing, unique and beautiful places on the Nullarbor

Our first stop is at the Penong Windmill Museum, then we head to Port Lehunte where we enjoyed the stunning coastline and picturesque views.

Next, we stopped at the Nullarbor Roadhouse for some essential (chicken dim sims). We then camped on the edge of Australia at the Bunda Cliffs, where we witnessed the most amazing sunrise. The views were absolutely breathtaking!

During our trip, we also checked out the creepy abandoned Koonalda Homestead, and visited the stunning Koonalda Cave. We even had a run-in with some dingoes along the way.

As we crossed the SA/WA border, we drove the long and boring 90 Mile Straight, but the scenery was still mesmerizing. Join us on this unforgettable journey and experience the beauty of the Nullarbor for yourself!

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:26 Penong Windmill Museum
01:32 Port LeHunte
02:27 Sunrise at camp
03:39 Nullarbor Roadhouse
04:43 Bunda Cliff camping
07:38 Best sunrise ever
10:47 Koonalda Homestead abandoned
19:43 Offroad and muddy
20:49 Koonalda Cave
23:26 Dingoes/Weekes Cave
26:01 More dingoes
26:21 Bunda Cliffs
28:20 SA/WA Border antics
31:54 Boredom driving
32:46 90 Mile Straight
36:11 Bush camping


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Mitch and Courtney - Thirsty Ramblers