Australias Coral Coast Attractions

More than 120 unspoiled islands clustered over 100 kilometres of pristine ocean make up the Abrolhos Islands off Western Australia's mid north coast. Fishing around... read more

Alexander Morrison National Park is 8,501 hectares, located 230 kilometres north of Perth on the central west coast sandplain. The park is mainly low scrub and heath... read more

Badgingarra National Park covers 13,121 hectares. It is 200 kilometres north of Perth and 230 kilometres south of Geraldton. The park is high break away country overlooking... read more

Badgingarra Nature Trail begins west of Brand Highway opposite Badgingarra Roadhouse, and returns to the same point. Parking is available at the roadhouse Please be... read more

With tales of murderous mutiny, the Batavia Shipwreck off the coast of Geraldton is one of Western Australia's best known historic dive sites. The ship lies in four... read more

Bernier and Dorre Islands, situated in Shark Bay are important habitats where threatened animal species still survive. The islands are home to five of the most threatened... read more

Located sixteen kilometres north, this hot water bore can be reached via the Miaboolya Beach crossing when the river is dry. Originally bored for coal in 1905, the... read more

The ‘Big Dish' is a Carnarvon landmark. Take a drive out to the site of this massive satellite dish and marvel at the 29.5 metre diameter of the reflector... read more

Big Lagoon is a series of magnificent tranquil lagoons located just outside of Denham. Sit on the shore and watch the abundant marine life including dolphins, sting rays... read more

The magnificent Bill Sewell Complex was originally built in 1884 as the Victoria District Hospital. This hospital served the region as both a hospital and nurses training... read more

Bindoo Hill is the site of a glacial moraine where ice smooth rocks, dropped as the face of the glacier melted around 225 million years ago. This natural formation... read more

Clay pans are Shark Bay's visual terrestrial attractions, known locally as birridas. They range in size from small depressions about 100 metres in diameter to irregular... read more

The pearling industry, the main livelihood in the Shark Bay area for 70 years until the 1930's, is once again in operation, adding a new dimension to tourism... read more

The Blue Ocean Gallery and Art Studios is an artist run gallery showcasing the works of Adrian Toomey and Irene Powell. The gallery is set in the picturesque town of... read more

Go swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and see beautiful corals off Bundegi Beach just north of Exmouth. Bundegi Beach marks the start of the Ningaloo Marine Park known... read more

For a tribute to Australia's Indigenous history and the conflict between white settlers and Aborigines, visit Butterabby Graves near the country town of Mullewa... read more

A deep natural port located 30 kilometres north from the blowholes. Here Japanese ships load beneath the 60 metre cliff. Nearby is the most westerly point of Australia. On... read more

Pristine Cape Range National Park near the town of Exmouth offers some amazing outback adventures from four wheel driving to gorge hiking and bush walking - and what's... read more

The Carnamah-Eneabba Wildflower Drive is a self-drive tour through one of Western Australia's richest areas of flowering plants. Only the tropical rainforest has a greater... read more

The Carnarvon Tramway was built in the early 1900s and offers a twenty minute scenic trip from the town centre to the port. Listen to the detailed audio commentary to... read more

This cathedral was built in the same modern architecture as Coventry Cathedral in England. It has one of the largest areas of stained glass in Australia and is the focal... read more

Scenic drives through fields of spring time wildflowers and picturesque farmland makes Chapman Valley a popular destination for self drive adventure. Located north east... read more

Charles Knife Canyon is 23 kilometres south of Exmouth. Almost directly across from Kailis Fisheries, this road is the opposite of Shothole in that the vehicle is... read more

Chinamans Pool is a lovely spot for picnics. It was originally a watering hole for the township of Carnarvon. The area is suitable for swimming after the river has... read more

Chiverton House Museum captures the essence of life in the late 1800s for the miners at Geraldine Lead Mine. Wander through this quaint stone building to see a range... read more

Built 1858 to house the manager of Clinch's Mill. The house is built of local stone and was originally roofed with shingles. It has ten rooms, including a large farmhouse... read more

Clinch's Mill is a splendid heritage building that was constructed in 1859. In its heyday, the mill was an important supplier of flour to the Murchison gold fields... read more

Coalseam Conservation Park showcases spectacular bush land with a vast array of Mother Nature's finest offerings on display. It is difficult to miss the explosion of... read more

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The walk way begins at the People's Park Shop and Booking Office and finishes at View Rock. It is approximately two kilometres in length. This delightful walk which... read more

The pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef transform into colourful clouds each year during the coral spawning season. Night tours take you up close to his amazing natural... read more

This large solar salt mine is not available for public inspection. Tours can be arranged through the Tourist Bureau if sufficient number of visitors are interested... read more

The De Grey-Mullewa Stock Route has played an important role in the state's early history of stock movement. The route was gazetted in 1905, commencing at the mouth... read more

Depot Hill is a short 12 kilometre drive North West of Mingenew. It is a picturesque reserve which affords beautiful views of huge River Gums and wildflowers during August... read more

Fishing is among the world's best at Dirk Hartog Island in the Shark Bay Marine Park. Throw in a line from the side of a boat and you could snare a pink snapper, mackerel... read more

The dolphins of Monkey Mia in the Shark Bay World Heritage area are famous for their almost daily ritual of swimming to shore to interact with people. As many as seven... read more

There's plenty on offer at the beaches of the twin towns of Dongara and Port Denison – from tranquil bays perfect for swimming to excellent fishing spots, surf breaks... read more

Contains some interesting headstones dating back to 1874. read more

The Dongara Heritage Trail is a pleasant one and a half kilometre walk and takes approximately one hour. The trail meanders through tree-lined streets and majestic old... read more

Drovers Cave National Park covers 2,681 hectares. It is located six kilometres east of Jurien, two hundred and fifty five kilometres north of Perth and two hundred and... read more

The endangered dugong is nature's only vegetarian sea mammal. They resemble a walrus, related to the elephant, called a sea-cow and growing to 3 metres and weighing... read more

Eagle Bluff features a spectacularly high cliff that overlooks the Denham Sound near Shark Bay. Walk along the boardwalk to see breathtaking views out across the water... read more

Eagle Gorge in the Kalbarri National Park offers spectacular views of the Murchison River and the interior of the park from its peak. Named after the wedge-tailed eagles... read more

Ellendale Pool is a stunning water hole naturally formed along the picturesque Greenough River. Located near the historic town of Greenough, it is surrounded by magnificent... read more

The anchor from the ship "Europa", which was wrecked off the coast of Cervantes, is now displayed opposite the Cervantes Pinnacle Motel. read more

Situated near Leander Point, this lookout is the only one remaining of what were two obelisks built in 1869. From the lookout there is a panoramic view of Port Denison... read more

For a four wheel driving adventure along a scenic coastline with dramatic red cliffs and white sandy beaches, head to Francois Peron National Park in the Shark Bay World... read more

Geraldton Port is one of the few ports where you are able to get a close look at all of the bustling activities that take place. Geraldton Port is one of Australia's... read more

The Geraldton Regional Art Gallery is the single largest dedicated art gallery in the Mid-West region and is one of only three 'A' class venues in regional Western Australia... read more

Greenough Hamlet is a historic village that has been beautifully preserved and captures the essence of life in the 1800s. Collect a visitor's guide on arrival and walk... read more