Monkey Mia & Secret BEACH 4WD / Camping WA || Paul Wheel Drive

Monkey Mia is the place to visit on a visit to WA. And, if you looking for a Secret BEACH with 4WD / Camping in WA, then this is the video for you. The style of camping is wild yet semi organised, the sites are large and have clean drop toilets, if you haven't got your own. Over the dune and down to the lagoon, or setup your comfy chair on the purpose built platforms for viewing the ocean or afternoon drinks to watch the sunset.

And then there's Monkey Mia, it is everything you could want for in a tourist campsite. Camping ranges from tenting all the way to luxuriously appointed villas.

If you are thinking of visiting a few national parks in WA over a period of a week or more (total for the year), then you would be advised buying a yearly WA parks sticker $120 with some discounts. Otherwise, it is $15 per day in the national parks around WA.

⏱️TIMESTAMPS

⏱️0:00 Intro - Monkey Mia & Secret BEACH 4WD / Camping WA
0:45 Map of Exmouth to Monkey Mia
1:01 Entering Francois Peron National Park
1:16 Off Road Sand Driving 4WD in Deep Sand National Park WA
1:43 Setting up Campsite Big Lagoon, Francois Peron National Park
2:43 Cattle Well
3:52 Manta Rays at Cape Peron
4:15 Gregories camping
4:39 Waking up at camp at Francois Peron National Park
5:58 Airing down at Air Hoses beginning of track to Big Lagoon
8:18 A West Australian sunset
8:27 Arriving at Monkey Mia resort
8:42 Feeding dolphins at Monkey Mia
9:25 Dolphin and baby dolphin swimming at shore, Monkey Mia
11:11 Discussion regarding swimming with the dolphins at Monkey Mia
11:55 Confirming it is sometimes possible to be chosen to feed the dolphins at Monkey Mia
12:17 How Much? How Far? How Long? How much to travel from Exmouth to Monkey Mia, How much to travel 4wd touring the Francois Peron National Park, How much for accomodation Monkey Mia?

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[gavenomodei]

Pleasure meeting you Paul, enjoy the rest of your trip. 👌👌

[colleeninwood]

Love your posts...🤣🤣
& love the Dolphins! 🐬🐬

[djmininumpty]

back in 1990, there were at least 15 to 20 dolphins in the pod, and on that occasion, due to the number of excited tourists there, a mum and her calf left the group and came down to us about 50 metres away from the crowd. we were privileged to not only be visited by them, but mum let us pet them both. the tourists saw this and began running towards us to wit, mum took her calf to deeper waters, not before giving us that beautiful dolphin smile.... the photos and memories i have are priceless. thanks for sharing your experience's..

[elainemcintyre]

Thank you for the Monkey Mia video, loved watching them. Elaine

[colinmclaren]

Great job Paul. You’ve covered some ground since catching up. Have a great Christmas and A Happy new year. Colin and Margo

[rogerwileman]

I am really enjoying the blogs please continue to make them Thanks.

[jenenamaughan]

We lived in Carnarvon in the early seventies & used to go to shark bay. Back then it was a rough dirt road from the highway. I swam with the dolphins, a lady used to feed them. There was no rangers back then. I swam where the stromatolites are as it wasn't famous like it is now. Dad caught a huge sea snake at night off that main beach using a long net. Happy memories 😊

[RustyCandyAdventures]

Merry Christmas from our family. Soon to be out there. Russell