Bremer Bay and beyond! Camping in an Isolated Bush Campsite, central to remote beaches and Fitzgerald NP. 8 days

Redtrack Eco Adventure Tours – Join Dave on a 8 day Camping Adventure to Bremer Bay

Camper Trailers, Hybrids and small caravans welcome to tagalong in our convoy. SUV’s are welcome as long as they have the 4WD capability to drive in soft sand for when we go exploring, eg Subaru 4WD cars.

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January 2024. New, improved Itinerary from the last 5 years, exploring Bremer Bay and Fitzgerald National park.

Instead of camping 6 nights on the beach as seen in the photo above, at the mercy of the winds, we will camp at a Bush Camp in a remote area approx 35 Kms West of Bremer Bay. It is well equiped with toilets, hot showers and kitchen. It is central to many of the secluded, nearby pristine beaches with easy access to the main track into Fitzgerald National Park. We don’t camp in towns or busy caravan parks. A great way to disconnect from the 4G phone network and annoying calls. To get away from the digital world and just chill. From our bush camp we depart 9am to explore the whole area with something new and exciting to experience every day. NO NEED to 4WD down to the beach with a heavy camper or hybrid in tow. Have a look at our new, revised itinerary now by clicking on the heading.

Why is this place Special?

When we leave the main road leading into Bremer Bay we 4WD through typical coastal scrub to be greeted by a breathtaking view overlooking 10Kms of pristine beach, lagoons, huge sand dunes, and crystal clear oceans, full of sea life. We are at the top of a scarp from where we work our way down slowly in 4WD Low Gear, along a limestone cliff/track to a remote beach approx. NO one else around for miles. This is truely a UNIQUE experience to explore by 4WD, swim, and fish, a pristine beach with just your group of fellow campers in convoy. Lets watch the sunset over the ocean from the top of a huge sand dune and see the sand turn to the colour of gold. Have fun trekking up these majestic dunes that spread fine sand over the landscape for miles. From here you will feel like a KING OF THE LAND because there is NO ONE for miles, just sand and the Southern Ocean.

OH Yes! The highlight of this area is the Lagoon at the other end of the beach from where we descended on the incoming track. From here we can simply watch the waves break over the reef just metres off the beach. Have lunch here under the shade of your 4WD awning whilst you watch your friends swim safely inside the reef, protecting everybody from the rough ocean swell beyond.

Reach into your car fridge and pull out a cold beer to past the time by and chill.

It doesn’t get anymore relaxing than this!!!

Then its a very scenic drive back to our track out along the beach with the Ocean on your left and Huge sand Dunes towering over us to the right. There is plenty of time to stop along the way and see for yourself if there is a school of salmon swimming around, tempting you to pull the fishing rod out!

This Place is undoubtedly one of the gems of the South of WA. NO wonder Dave asks everybody to turn Off the Location services on their mobile phones. We don’t want the crowds to find this place!

Things to see and do –

• Nearby Fitzgerald National Park apparently has 50% of the the states Bio Diversity, is remote, pristine, with spectacular views over coastal cliffs and beaches. Lets explore with Dave as he points out some awesome campsites to visit on your next visit. YOU WILL BE BACK!
• Let Dave help organize a memorable boat trip out into the Southern Ocean to view the famous Orcas (Killer Whales), along with whales, seals and sharks that feed and live in these waters with Whale Watch Western Australia. Just read some of their reviews as they are the true professionals, venturing out in the safety of a 26m catamaran.
• Go fishing and boating along Australia’s amazing South West coastline
• See incredible reefs, and lagoons, perfect for snorkelling and swimming
• Relax in a tranquil coastal bay sheltered by cliffs and sun-swept dunes
• Experience an amazing sunset view from one of Australia’s largest sand dunes just meters from the waves
• The rural town of Bremer Bay is just an 1/2 hour drive from our chosen campsite and offers a number of secluded bays, and beaches, with the local town beach on the edge of Wellstead Estuary, Devils Creek.

Speak to Dave about this Great Destination.