4x4 Adventures Australia | Remote Overlanding | Nambung National Park and nearby 4WD Tracks
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Welcome to Jafffa Adventures where Jill and Terry take off for a half year trip through the remote regions of South Australia and Western Australia. The genesis of the trip was the solar eclipse at Exmouth on April 20th, but we decided to turn the adventure into half a year on the road visiting the most remote places we could get. In this video we fix a few issues the presented themselves with our vehicle before heading north to explore Nambung National Park, Lesueur National Park, Tunnel Creek, and Lake Indoon. We will show you how to get to all these great spots with detailed maps and explanations.
If West Australia coastal tracks are not on your bucket list, they should be!!
If you like overlanding, if you like remote unspoiled places, if you like 4WD action, then this is the place to be.
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Yep! & Again! Thanks Guys! 👍
Cheers Rod👍😎
Wow Terry so many amazing places and that tunnel looked awesome, looks like it was an expensive little trip to Perth 🤦🏼♂️
already looking forward to next Friday 👍👍👍
Thanks Brent, I appreciate you joining us. It was an expensive trip to Perth, but if that’s the price of admission….shut up and take my money 😉😂😎
Very cool drone footage of the pinnacles, safe travels.
Thank you mate, I appreciate the kind words 👍😎
That engine would be 170ci Ford 6cyl
Another great episode guys
Awesome, I knew someone smarter than me would know. Cheers👍😎
G'day Terry and Jill the car is a 1962 XL falcon as the previous model the XK had a flat grille.
Awesome, I knew someone would have the answer, thank you very much. At least a got the rear end shape correct as being a Ford👍😎
Another awesome episode.... WA has so many amazing places.... you could easily spend over a year exploring and still only scratch the surface... :)
You are not wrong, and the size of the state is tough to wrap your head around. We will definitely be back 👍😎
Awesome Ep guys some lovely spots you are seeing,
Thanks Craig, great to have you with us 👍😎
Thanks Craig, great to have you with us 👍😎
For topographical maps, I use Google Maps and download the areas I plan to visit while at home before hand. Then I can use the maps via GPS only (ie. no need for mobile phone signal).
Good stuff mate, glad you have a solution that works for you👍😎
Great video
Cheers mate, that’s kind of you to say👍😎
Nice one Terry! How good was that cave! Cheers Steve
So good mate, one of the best. Cheers👍😎
Glad to see you got your Tyres Terry. I’ll be interested to hear how you rate them over the BFG’s. as always enjoying your adventures particularly as I’ve been through the same areas and caves, a pretty place indeed. Enjoy the rest of the journey and thanks for the shoutout. 😁👍🏻
Thanks Andrew. I have put about 12,000km on them so far on some of the harshest tracks I have been on. The cars probably been in 4WD 90% of that time. Apart from normal wear, they have been exceptional so far. Not a mark on the sidewalls, I meant nothing!! I’ll not go back to BFG’s, Toyos are my new choice. Thanks again for the wine mate, it was sensational 👍😎
The Pinnacle area is cool. I did notice a sign on its entry as you entered the dirt. I couldn't make out properly.what it said, but did recognise the symbol.
I noticed that when I was editing the video which cracked me up because there were that many units in the air I had to get clearance from air traffic control before take off
Hema paper maps + Hema HX-1 + Memory-Maps + Offline Google Maps + Waze, covers all my on and off-road navigating. And just like you, I frequently use the satellite views (ie. Google Maps) to see what the real topography is like, particularly when track exploring. Thanks for the episode. 👍
Thanks for sharing mate 👍😎
Hi Terry i went from bfg's to Yokohama AT'S and very happy. Wondering why you running 17' tyres as opposed to the standard 18'. Ive got 275/70/R18 o my cruiser.The narrow high tyres work well in the sand.
Good to know about the Yoko’s mate, thanks for sharing. I’m running 17’s because they are much easier to find in remote locations should I do a tyre and have to replace it in an emergency. 18’s in remote locations are much harder to come by. Cheers👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures makes sense. I'm loving your how to videos and will start doing my own servicing. Had a big service before the desert trip and on the way my fuel filter light when on. Using starlink was able to watch your fuel filter video and replace it. Love your content Terry and much appreciated.
Ps mechanics didn't replace it in the service. Much better to learn how to do stuff yourself. I'm inspired!
That’s awesome Leyland, I’m glad you have found some value here. On our eclipse trip recently, my fuel light also came on so it certainly happens more frequently than one might think. Cheers👍😎
I agree mate, doing it yourself means you know it actually got done, and correctly👍😎
It's a Ford Galaxy is it not?
Another viewer said a 1962 XL Falcon and I believe they are on the money 👍😎