this should do the job

What you might also want to consider is a watertight bag that fits on your arm for car keys. If you get a hire car with an electronic locking, if you don't have something like that you will have to hide your keys around the car somewhere.

Risky!!!!!

l0u0k0e said...

pearl said...

http://www.wickedcampers.com.au/features/van-types/4wd-campers.html

These must be cheap, the backpackers love them around my way.

Hired a wicked 4wd for a trip in Feb, perth coral bay, then coastal to exemouth. Fairly affordable hire price and surprinsingly capable on the sand, but heavy on the gas and a top speed of about 90kmh, I'd choose something else if I done it again.

Coastal coral bay to exmouth????
How many fillings did you lose on the track?
Some beautiful bays along there but you gota be self sufficient out there

ha, yeah a few! was very slow going at times, but definitely worth it, go to enjoy some awesome beaches all to ourself.

That is what happens when you venture to Exmouth in cyclone season, Feb especially... you get everything to yourselves... that is why we live here...

Be careful with the Subaru knickers
I have dragged more of them off the beach than any other car.
If your planning to camp outside the national park you will need a 4x4 not a small suv
Small tyres, no ground clearance, no low range and small carrying capacity particularly off road make it pretty useless except for day trips.
Plus if you need help it will be a carton up front this year as last year I used a tank of juice just towing people off the beach.
So my suggestion would be a proper 4x4 and put up with poor fuel economy and driving slow or stick to a 2wd and camp in the national park.

Knickers said...

I know the spots you are refering too- enjoyed them a few years ago with tightlines.

I'm not planning to go there unless I have a robust 4wd backup vehicle to pull me out- the 'crossing' area and 'the point' are especially boggy...

Mostly just some pretty rough tracks that could do with a bit of extra clearance.

Don't know what point your talking about