For those planning a trip to the tip this year, there is a must see publication just out, written by a Cape York Peninsula local.
Cape York?
With the planning season just starting for this amazing wilderness destination, try what we found:
A Destination
Guide written by a local. Local's knowledge goes a long way and Katrin and Mark are doing more and more new, remote tracks every
year that are added to this guide. On top of everything that any guide book has, there is detailed info about FREE camping spots,
swimming holes, alcohol restrictions, national parks camping, fishing rules, local's knowledge about how to make sure you do see the
crocs, and so much more!
Written by a Cape York Peninsula local, you can download this e-book for $27
See more about travelling on the Cape York Peninsula
Click link for
Photo courtesy
http://www.capeyorkaustralia.com/ Thank you Katrin for sharing.
See more photos and lots of information to
help you plan your next adventure on the above link, where you can also purchase a comprehensive travel guide for even more helpful
information.
See link below for e-publications about touring Cape York, including one on where you can and can't travel
with a dog.
Let your Cape York Peninsula adventure begin. Travel safe with all the knowledge you will gain from the above.
Australia So Much to See
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Cape York Australia also has supplementary booklets "Cape York with Your Dog" and Cape York with Your Caravan".
Unforgettable waterfalls on the way to the tip of the Cape York Peninsula are Twin Falls at left and Fruit Bat Falls at right.
For
those not towing a caravan and wanting the adventure way, the Old Telegraph has the four wheel drive challenge at what is known as
Gunshot (at left). This not the only way across Gunshot Creek, with a bypass crossing.
The goal is to reach
the northernmost part of the Australian mainland, as seen at right.