A plethora of natural attractions to Peel off

Mogens JohansenThe West AustralianCamera IconSebastianJones gives the thumbs up during a sailing kayak trip to Boundary Island and Jamie is in the other kayak. Credit: Mogens Johansen/The West AustralianShare to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail UsCopy the Link

The Peel region has all the attributes people travel thousands of kilometres around the world to see say eco guides Jamie and Sebastian (Base) Jones who have just started Salt and Bush Eco Tours in Mandurah.

And they should know, for they have travelled the world as naturalist expedition guides on small cruise ships, guiding people in places like Antarctica, Alaska, Borneo and Papua New Guinea.

It was a tough decision to give up what they describe as “one of the best jobs you could ever imagine”, but the enthusiastic married couple say the time was right. Although they loved guiding in exotic locations, they always wanted to “settle a little bit”.

Base, who grew up in the Peel region, describes himself as a “geologist, sailor, surfer and all round nature lover”. He has a degree in science, majoring in geology, and has spent a decade exploring the interior of WA as an exploration geologist searching for gold and nickel.

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From The West Australian - December 2, 2020January 27, 2021