Nullarbor National Park

Absolutely stunning views. Scenic where the cliff faces meet the sand dunes. See for miles on their boardwalk. Recommended in whale watching season. Also look out for lizards sun baking various types.

Beautiful side of Australian country side unbelievable view away from everything
You can bring your caravan or camping gear and camp in here

Make sure you bring enough supplier's fuel food

Loved the idea of golfing along the nullabor, learning more about how they operate the roadhouse and the giant kangaroo with vegemite was cool

Here where you would really feel the sheer size of Australia. We filmed 360 degrees and it was exactly the same endless horizons of flat plains. The air is so fresh here after a rainy morning and the smell of a fresh untouched Earth still lurks as a reminder of what it used to be before humans made their impact. This area would benefit from a bit of tourism investment ie.make more lockouts, walking paths to the beach, more hotels and petrol stations with cleaner toilets as well as mobile phone coverage.

Absolutely stunning views, could have stayed there for hours. Both myself and my children were in awe.

People visiting please pick up after your dog!

The cliff scenery across the Nullabour was spectacular, specially Bunda Cliffs but can't say much about the National Park.just scrub.

Breathtaking views. I found lookout 1 was the best spot for photos. I crossed here about a week ago and there was not many people.

It's all so called the null a boring but if you take time to have a look around do the drive-ins look at the coast line it's beautiful

It's beautiful, unique and fun to explore. The Head of Bight was amazing. A must do & see if you're out that way.

It's quite remote but if you can spare the time well worth the visit especially The Head of The Bight whale watching centre if the season is right. If you don't have your own accommodation book ahead.

Well it's hard to go around it if you cross from West to South. Best way to go is to take as much fuel as you can in as many containers as you can salvage from your home or hostel and make sure to not pay outrageously high fuel prices. For us $1.87-2.11/liter diesel. Still an amazing and very different place to explore

Treeless plain. That says it all ^^ after visiting Esperance and Albany you are not amazed but it's special to see!

I never could have imagined how beautiful this part of Australia is but visiting here has blown me away. It is an incredibly beautiful location and the views go on forever and ever. The walking trails are safe and providing you don't stray from them you shouldn't encounter any problems even if ambulation is a concern as it is wheelchair friendly with wide level dirt tracks.

Great experience to see the old nullabor again, truly a spectacular place to see especially the treeless plains!

Australia (2017)
Train Travelling on the Overland, the Ghan, the Indian Pacific & the XPT Trains
Around Australia
Spent a month travelling by train around South, North, West & across the Nullabor to Sydney then onto Melbourne
It was a highlight of my life absolutely loved every minute of it
To be able to experience this wide vast land an experience I still talk about any chance I get

Usually windy but loads of free camping. Takes 3 to 4 days to drive across. Shelter behind trees or road gravel piles for protection and silence.