We needed a break from the stress of Broome so decided to head north on a camping trip to Cape Leveque. It is about 200km away, 100km of sand and dirt and the rest bitumen. We stayed at a place right on the Cape called Kooljaman. The whole area (the Dampier Peninsula) is aboriginal owned and managed and all the accommodation is run by the locals. Kooljaman has everything from beach shelters right on the beach where we stayed, to ensuite cabins. It is really beautiful. This is a picture of our shelter. We pitched the tents inside it.
This is the view from the shelter.
The beaches have the most amazing white sand, red cliffs and crystal clear turquoise water.
Spent the first day on the beach then got to have a fire at night which we hadn't done for a while. We even made damper!
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