🇦🇺 𝑷𝒆𝒓𝒕𝒉 𝒊𝒏 𝑱𝒖𝒏𝒆 🌧️🌤️

I visited Perth in June – the weather wasn’t great! ~ Definitely check the forecast before you go! I went despite the rain because I was about to graduate and felt like I might not make such a long flight again 🥲 (Now, just one month after returning to my home country, I already want to go back 🤫). 🌧️ Lancelin Sand Dunes: It started pouring right after we got out of the car 😅 – but it was a unique kind of beauty. Tried climbing the dune and almost ate sand – not sure if it was the rain, but it was slippery! We left after a while as the rain got heavier. ☀️ The Pinnacles: Just when I thought the weather would stay bad all day, it cleared up at The Pinnacles! We even found a heart-shaped puddle filled with water – so cute and random 💙. 🌅 Geraldton: Stayed overnight in this cozy town. There’s a crystal ball installation where you can watch the sunset! It’s a chill place, but since we were on a tour, we left early the next morning. Not much to do, but it had its charm 😊. 🩷 Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon): Woke up early to visit – weather was still moody. Only had a few minutes of sunshine, but the pink was still visible (and very real!). 🌊 Some Beach (Name Forgotten): Stopped by a coastal spot – can’t remember the name, but Aus beaches are always pretty! Though honestly, I’d just returned from Bali, so I was a bit "beached-out" 🏖️. 😔 Day 3 – Rain Won: The weather was so bad we had to skip Rottnest Island and the quokkas 😢. Ended up wandering around the city with nowhere to go… Finally killed 3 hours at a cinema before heading to the airport 🎬. Still, it was a lucky trip – even with daily rain forecasts, the sun often came out just in time at the sights ☀️❤️. IMO, Australia can sometimes feel same-y visually, but Perth stands out ~ different vibes! #ViewFromTheWindow #RoadtripVibes #OnTheRoadAgain #PerthDiaries #AustraliaTravel #UnplannedAdventures