19th September
Windjana Gorge was our last overnight stop on the Gibb – and an impressive backdrop!!
The gorge itself was very different to the others along the Gibb due the colour and type of rock, but mainly the steep sides rising up close to 100 metres tall.
The lower part of the gorge walls had really cool rock formations and were filled with fossils of shells and sea-life.
The river had the biggest concentration of freshwater crocs we have seen on the trip so far, and you could get quite close on foot, but no swimming here!!
Click on the link to go to Gibb River Road – it’s a wrap!!
The Travelling Dixons 