D'Entrecasteaux National Park 4wd Adventure 

Great trip lads!!!!, it looks awesome and secretive! gotta love camps away from the masses!

Awesome vid , one of the best I've seen for a long time !

Nice area. Lived at Malimup Springs for about a year. The Summertime Track in those days was a challenge in winter. 77 SWB petrol Cruiser, no snorkel and water over the bonnet. Bit of tarp in front of the radiator.

Amazing. Too much snow here in Canada, I should head back there

awesome vid! Would you share some coordinates for the places you went to, like the arched rock you had the 4WDs on and then your camping spot where you fixed your power windows! Well done by the way.....bush sparky is always challenging!

top trip guys totally enjoyed it

Another Great Video! ..... (I sure miss those times, just gettin too old for that stuff these days, but still love to get away from it all )

Great video :) Looked like an awesome trip. We are down there next weekend for 3 days.

Hi Michael Sanders great video , just wandering how and were the track is that you guys used to get in to Malamup were you had to make your own track up the sand dune ??? Thanks

amazing video guys! looks like good fun

Do you have jeeps down there or something like them?

nice vid dude looks professional

GO THE PAJ !!! :P

Hey Michael. Could really use your advice. 2 of your mates in this vid have UTEs with ordinary canopies. However, they have some form of roof grid system that has allowed them to mount an awning across the body and the canopy. I want to fit a 30 sec awning to my UTE with ordinary canopy and have been struggling to figure out how as it is 2.7m long (awning). When I was watching the vid and saw your mates set up, I just had to ask you how they have done it. Everyone keeps telling me I cant fir the awning across the roof and canopy (for logical reasons) but your 2 mates have figured it out. Any advice would be massively appreciated. Thanks. And great videos - thanks a mill for all the time and effort spent making them.

Ok, what have learned from this episode? Don't buy a Navara, he spent more time under it than in it 😂

Awesome area from Fish Creek around to Yeagarup, and a great video, but probably should of edited out the chainsaw work. Lol

Really wanna know what the navarra’s tyre and suspension specs

reking the bush

I do not go into water without at least sandals. All the folks wading into a water crossing with bare feet are risking a pretty bad injury. You do not know what is in the water. If you did, then you wouldn't need to test it by walking in.

Lower tyre pressure? yeah but nah I'd rather get stuck and have a play with maxtrax.

Bad choice of music. To loud and jarring!