I went exploring a cave by myself.. | Mandurah to Augusta | Vlog 55

Yesterday, I drove about 900+ km from Monkey Mia to Mandurah. I wanted to see a little bit of the southern part of Western Australia since my road trip is slowly ending. Also, some of the friends I made in Perth are now based here, so I will visit them in the following days. Because I’ll stop in Mandurah again on the way back, I decided to keep driving to Augusta today. It’s not that I knew it beforehand, but the area I’m passing is famous for caves. I didn’t do any research, but there are many signs on the road pointing to caves.

Caves on the way to Augusta:

Great! not being a good planner, I followed the signs on the road, and suddenly this day became a cave day! Isn’t it lovely how these non-planned days work out so well? I suddenly lost all my worries about not having anything planned after my road trip. I feel it will be this way for the rest of my travels. It makes life so much easier; I can go with the flow wherever and whenever.

Due to the lack of people that booked a guided tour in the caves, I got a torch in my hands, and they let me explore the time by myself. I don’t know if this is the responsible thing to do, but they said; you will be fine! The idea sounded great to me, so off I went. On the way to Augusta, I even found another cave to explore!

From Exmouth, the highest northern point on the west coast, to Augusta, the most south-westerly end. I walked along the beach and went to the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse for sunset. This road trip has been one of my most extraordinary adventures until now. It’s been fantastic; I am so happy!

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