Kalbarri is one of the jewels of Australia’s Northwest, when visiting we recommend staying at least 3 days and staying in Kalbarri town. You can’t stay in the National Park, so town is the best place to be located to access all attractions. To choose where to stay in Kalbarri, you have to consider 3…
Well, first and foremost – “Turtle Beach” (Exmouth) isn’t really a beach. It’s a stretch of the Ningaloo Coast made of several beaches where marine turtles live, nest and hatch. These are mostly in Jurabi Coastal Park. Now, some species are permanent residents of the Ningaloo Coast, so you can snorkel with turtles all year…
Free of spirit, free of mind, and free of cost… Broome, a glistening pearl nestled into the remote far northwestern coastline of Australia, is the place for your pick of free things to do… Lace up some decent walking shoes or strap on a good pair of saltwater sandals, jump into the 4WD and don’t…
Mother Nature picked the perfect palette when she created Cable Beach, a natural masterpiece on the north coast of Western Australia. From sparkling sunrise to dazzling sunset, this remote strip of sand is a “must-do” for anyone who loves the great outdoors, and especially an exhilarating 4WD run along the beach. Nearby Broome is a…
Wobiri Beach sits at a 20-minute drive from Exmouth, in Western Australia. It’s one of the many beaches of the Ningaloo Reef, and the best one for those wanting to learn how to surf. It has a few beach shelters and crystal-clear blue water. It’s perfect for doing most water sports in a safe environment…
Coral Bay is a small town in Western Australia, famous for having the world-famous Ningaloo Reef on its coast. As such, most Coral Bay tours will involve sailing, snorkelling, and other water-based activities. Here, you can swim with manta rays and turtles year-round. And, depending on the season, you can swim with whale sharks and/or…
In Gantheaume Point (Broome, Western Australia), you’ll walk among real dinosaur footprints. Prints that have been frozen in time for millions of years. However, they are only visible at certain times of the day (more on that below). This corner of the Kimberley Region is one of the most famous paleontological sites in the world……
For nature lovers in search of an exciting new adventure, consider hiking across the incredible Waitpinga Cliffs from Kings Beach in South Australia. Located in Newland Head Conservation Park and just 1 hour 30 minutes from Adelaide, this is a trail with a lot to offer, a combination of epic coastal views, as well as…
Lakeside is a remote beach near Exmouth, Western Australia. It’s nestled into the western coastline of the beautiful Cape Range National Park and it’s part of the Ningaloo Marine Park. People snorkel with dolphins, dugongs, fish and corals here making it one of the top snorkelling sites in the area! Its calm waters are ideal…
Fed by the famous Kimberley tides, this stunning turquoise lagoon was once a well-kept secret just north of Broome, in Western Australia. Known as Goolarabooloo Millibinyarri to local Aboriginal people. An unassuming bay, hidden from the world by a four-wheel drive-only access road and soft white sand dunes. Mother Nature takes it a step further…