Western Australia

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……

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…

Whether you’re seeking adventure, culture or luxury experiences, Broome in Western Australia has it all. You might know Broome for pearls, camel rides and the famous Matsos brewing company, but there is so many more unique things to do! You can visit real dinosaur footprints, the oldest cinema, turquoise rockpools and more. Located in the…

Consider these stays for your journey across the Gibb! Choosing the right campsite can make your Gibb River Road trip an unforgettable adventure. Some of the best camps we stayed at on the Gibb River Road were even free of charge! To help you plan your camps, you must first decide whether you want to…

The Muiron Islands (Exmouth) are located on the North West Cape. They are actually two islands – North and South Muiron. It’s a must-visit spot for those who love the underwater landscape – few places in this world can be compared to this place. Below is everything you need to know to plan your visit…

It’s no wonder why Exmouth is the most popular choice for snorkelling experiences… When the world heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef is located right on its doorstep! Unlike the Great Barrier Reef which is located up to 2 hours drive offshore. At the Ningaloo Reef, you can hop into the water directly from the beach and go…

The Gibb River Road is a 660km outback gravel road adventure in Western Australia. During your trip, you’ll find some of the best attractions The Kimberley region has to offer. The road stretches from Derby to Kununurra and is an unforgettable journey! You absolutely cannot miss these Gibb River Road attractions. There are many other…