Shark Bay wilderness wandering.

Shark Bay is listed as a World Heritage Site, where the natural beauty and diverse ecological environment bring unparalleled visual shock. Entering the Shark Bay Natural Heritage Protection Area, the scenery here brings us many unexpected surprises. We can freely gallop on the vast and boundless roads, and the experience has far exceeded the destination itself. On this road trip in Western Australia, there are different surprises every day. If you ask me which part of the road trip is closest to my ideal, I think the journey on the road to Shark Bay is the best interpretation. We were galloping on the vast and boundless highway when we accidentally discovered Francois Peron National Park. This national park is named after the French naturalist Francois Peron. There is little information about Francois Peron National Park online, and most areas here can only be accessed by four-wheel drive vehicles. We embarked on an adventure along the picturesque coastline, where red rocks and white sandy beaches are scattered. In this vast and barren land, the red soil, blue sea, and white sand beaches form an abstract painting of nature in the style of cubism. The temperature in Western Australia this season is really high, and there is no shade to shelter from the sun, it's completely exposed. Here, lizards occasionally appear. Only by experiencing the primitive wilderness of Western Australia can you truly satisfy your cravings. I just want to say, if you also enjoy exploring the primitive wilderness, then go to Western Australia. The sunset at Shark Bay also brings us unexpected surprises. Driving on the deserted road, we unexpectedly encountered a stunning sunset. Nature used the sky as a canvas, casually splashing ink, and the sky was rendered into pink, orange, and yellow in an instant. We were completely stunned at that moment and couldn't wait to stop the car and take pictures. Walking on a deserted road with no end in sight, there is a sudden feeling of heading towards the end of the world. I stayed until the sky turned dark before finally leaving. 📮[Travel Tips] ▪️There is very little information online about Francois Peron National Park, so I plan to explore it thoroughly, preferably by driving a 4WD vehicle. ▪️The temperature in Western Australia in March is still very high, and there is no shade here, it is completely exposed to the sun, so be sure to pay attention to sun protection.