Fuel v distance

Thanks Tony,
I have been to Esperance and Cape Le Grand before, but not Cape Arid. What vehicle did you do the trip in? And we're you pulling a camper/trailer? Also how is the road? Sorry for all the questions... We leave for Perth in 3 weeks, so just starting to get excited I guess.. Lol
Cheers Odog

We were in our old Troopie and not towing. From Balladonia to Israelite bay the track was quite slow and rocky as you get closer to the coast you get to the tea tree scrub and you need to be careful of branches sticking out onto the track.

We camped at Israelite bay for a week, with a drive down to Pt Malcolm, and up toward the Baxter Cliffs.

A few mud holes on the way to Cape Arid, just be careful if you try to drive around them as it can get boggy. I found because the water was laying there the bottom of the hole was firm.

G'day Shaker
It's a d4d. Manual.. Just wasn't sure if the track from cape arid to eyre hwy was going to be slow going.
It's good to get feed back, and to know that it should be fine with fuel.. Didn't want to back track, and have to go round via esperance and Norseman .. Thanks heaps

Cheers get outmore
From cape arid, we were planning on going up the balladonia rd.. Having a camp trailer on, and just the wife and I, bit cautious about to much beach driving... We're you towing anything? We want to have a good look around, stay 3/4 days in the area.. Any other info to share, which you think might help, would be good to hear. Thanks heaps. Odog

G'day Pete
That's good to know, could you tell me ,is there also a bit of a shop/general store at Condingup? Thanks heaps

The pub is also the fuel station which is also the general store.

Highly recommend a burger from the pub, it's big enough to feed two!!!