West Cape Howe National Park Adventure: Hidden Gems & Epic Beaches (FJ Cruiser & Touareg)

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  • Get ready for stunning scenery and a touch of off-road adventure in this video! We explore the diverse landscapes of West Cape Howe National Park in Western Australia, tackling some tracks in a Toyota FJ Cruiser and a VW Touareg.
    Join us as we visit:
    Dunsky Beach at 00:15 : A secluded paradise with crystal-clear waters and white sand.
    Dingo Beach at 01:23 : Perfect for a spot of fishing or just soaking up the sun.
    West Cape Howe at 03:05 : Witness the rugged beauty of the park's namesake landmark.
    Golden Gate Beach at 03:38 : Dramatic cliffs meet turquoise waters for an unforgettable vista.
    Bornholm Beach at 03:55 : The star of the show! Explore this world-famous beach with its massive granite rock formations.
    This video offers a glimpse into the natural wonders of West Cape Howe National Park, showcasing its diverse beaches, stunning scenery, and some light off-roading action.Will the 4WDs handle the terrain?
    What hidden gems will we discover?
    Watch and find out! Don't forget to: Like and subscribe for more adventures!
    Leave a comment below and tell us what your favorite part of West Cape Howe National Park is.
    #WestCapeHowe #NationalPark #WA #Australia #Offroad #4WD #FJCruiser #Touareg #BeachHopping #Travel #Adventure #BornholmBeach

ความคิดเห็น • 11

  • @nathankendall3467
    @nathankendall3467 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Awesome video thank you for posting it.

    • @Laval1
      @Laval1  10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

  • @andrewlee1389
    @andrewlee1389 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great video, pity I missed it

  • @MrTreefrog101
    @MrTreefrog101 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Nice vid! I spent many years on summer holidays in Albany growing up (week or 2 ) and fished most afternoons. Its amazing how little Bornholm has changed in over 25 years. The southern track look in good condition. The Fj making light work of it.

    • @Laval1
      @Laval1  10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      So glad you liked it! I like this region so much that I been visiting it every year for the last four years. I reckon Bornholm Beach was easier the last two times but still provide so much excitements, challenges and fun. I'm sure I will be back again within one year.

  • @Mouldyturnip75
    @Mouldyturnip75 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    .Great locations and awesome footage Laval. Down around that way next week, looking forward to it even more now.
    Great work!

    • @Laval1
      @Laval1  9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video. You're going to have an amazing time down here - so many beautiful spots to explore. Let me know if you want any specific recommendations!

    • @Mouldyturnip75
      @Mouldyturnip75 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      All good, been there a couple of times already, never been disappointed.

  • @outdooraussie6355
    @outdooraussie6355 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    That's a great vid mate. What psi were you running in the FJ and what gear were you using going up the Bornholm tracks? Looked like great fun and awesome camping/scenery. Cheers. 🍻

    • @Laval1
      @Laval1  10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. On that particular day, the sand were quite compact as it showered the morning before we arrived there and I was able to drive on 12 psi. When I was driving up the hills I was on 4L and 3rd gear. Be mindful this beach is treacherous and some days you must be prepared to go very low psi. This is the fourth time I went there and they were all different. Two times I was able to drive above the 10psi mark but the two other times I was sub 10psi. One time when arriving near the beach, there were already over a dozen vehicles on the beach all bogged. So I aired downed to 8 psi before entering the beach and I was only able to drive a few meters before I was bogged. I was only able to get out at 4 psi and was so anxious about my tyres getting off the rims but had no option. The easiest time to go there is when it had rained the night before and it's not windy and the worst is when it's windy and dry.

    • @outdooraussie6355
      @outdooraussie6355 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Laval1 thanks mate. Now I don't feel so bad! Drove there once in the mid 80's... no idea how to 4x4 then... promptly got bogged. Luckily some locals came past and got us out. But even now I've never been below 12 psi... sure looks soft and deep. Won't be heading there without another vehicle with me. Thanks again for the detailed response. Subbed too.. cheers 🍻