Windy Harbour Travel Guide

 iandsmith Says:  You don't have to be a Rhodes scholar to work out how this beach got its name and you will probably find the odd fisherman or two should you visit.This beach is over on the far western side of Point D'Entrecasteaux and the road in, while sealed, doesn't favour those with a... 

 iandsmith Says:  Point D'Entrecasteaux offers great views of the coastline and spectacular wilderness and this is accessed by the recently completed Cliff Top Walk which is part of the Pupulong Trail. Since it's only a 2.6 km return walk and wheelchair friendly it's definitely worth your... 

 iandsmith Says:  It's not a town really, more a village with about 4 streets in total and they're only about 1 1/2 vehicles wide so driving my motorhome through the centre wasn't easy.They're mostly wooden or prefab basic fishing huts. In fact, it was like looking back at the coast of N.S.W.... 

 iandsmith Says:  I had no idea what to expect but was surprised by what I saw. At the point with its lighthouse is a spectacular headland shaped by ancient ocean bottoms being eroded.The pictures here give you an indication of the rugged beauty of the site.As indicated by the harbour's name,...