Fuel (Petrol) availability across Gulf Country all way to Broome
Submitted: Monday, Jul 13, 2015 at 12:04
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Probably been asked a few times before but as misguided as we are, we have a Petrol Prado and are planning a slow, leisurely journey up through Queensland to
Cairns and then across the
Savannah Way to
Broome.
Only concern, recognising that we will definitely be taking a number of turn off's along the way to less visited spots, is the availability of the dreaded fuel along the way.
We have identified a number of roadhouses along the way but you never can tell when off road!
Any insights would be appreciated - and yes the buy a diesel crowd can get on the band wagon but I have heard it all before and will do so when it is appropriate.
Reply By: Motherhen - Monday, Jul 13, 2015 at 14:11
Monday, Jul 13, 2015 at 14:11
Alan has given you the fuel outlets along the Gulf section of the
Savannah Way; we have not driven that yet. I have details of the distances between fuel and other
services from the Stuart Highway and through the
Kimberley, both via the Highway and the
Gibb River Road and this can be shared privately by request. Only you can calculate the added distances of the side tracks you intend to take. There are not many
places in Australia that you would not have fuel within 800 kilometres.
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