Location ID: #10083206
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Western Australia’s rugged and remote Kimberley Coast is one of the world’s last great Wilderness areas, and one of Western Australia’s greatest natural assets. An area of rugged natural beauty with nearly 13,000km of coastline.
Atlantis Marine Park
Location ID: #10088060
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The municipal heritage-listed limestone statue of King Neptune is situated in Two Rocks, a small fishing community 60 kilometres north of Perth. It was built in 1982 to reign over Atlantis Marine theme park, which closed in 1990.
The most ...
Location ID: #10281916
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An idyllic beach popular for shore fishing and boating. To the north-west you can see Cervantes at Thirsty Point. Out to sea, within the Jurien Bay Marine Park, are the Cervantes Islands.
Location ID: #10089371
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The City of Kwinana is a local government area of Western Australia. It covers an area of approximately 118 square kilometres in metropolitan Perth, and lies about 38 km south of Perth CBD, via the Kwinana Freeway. BP was the founder of the ...
Location ID: #10255725
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Isolated, unpatrolled beach along the Cape to Cape Walk Track featuring a long stretch of sand. Kilcarnup Beach, also known as Joeys Nose, is one of the closer beaches to the Margaret River townsite, and the beginning of the track is only about ten ...
Beach
Location ID: #10192935
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Koombana Bay is one of few places in the world where you can enjoy a magical encounter with wild dolphins.The Kwinana Freeway and Forrest Highway will get you to Koombana Bay from Perth in under two hours. The bay is just two kilometres east of ...
Location ID: #10254109
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The precinct boasts a multi-sports court, parkour areas, mini golf, a youth services building, beach climbing net, event and performance space and more.
Location ID: #10251120
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Marking the southernmost boundary of the Fish Habitat Protection Area, Siphon Beach is an ideal stretch of shoreline to take in an early morning stroll. It is a relatively quiet spot with a beautiful reef break. Dog friendly.
Location ID: #10251118
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Pot Alley is a picturesque ocean gorge in Kalbarri National Park, boasting spectacular ocean scenery amidst the expansive rugged gorges. There is a lovely sheltered swimming beach.
If your visit brings you to the region in late July you will be ...
Location ID: #10207489
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Kalbarri is home to the iconic left-hander called Jakes Point, recognised as a National Surfing Reserve and one of the state's most famous remote surfing breaks. Jakes is one of those unique waves that is mastered best by the local surfers. Like ...
Location ID: #10251320
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Offers spectacular views of the Murchison River and the interior of the park from its peak. Named after the wedge-tailed eagles that live in the gorge, keep and eye out for these magnificent birds that can often be seen in nests and soaring through ...
Location ID: #10207720
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Kalbarri's Coastal Cliffs feature magnificent, towering cliffs which plummet down to the ocean waves 100 metres below. Starting at Red Bluff, just south of Kalbarri town, the dramatic coastal cliffs extend 13km to the National Park's southern ...
Location ID: #10251319
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A 10 minute walk from town and the start of thereef coastline, Back Beach is a great place to explore shallow rock pools. Trails from this area lead to Chinaman's Point and the Zuytdorp memorial lookout.
Location ID: #10099863
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Koolan Island is an island off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia in the Buccaneer Archipelago. It is about 1,900 km (1,181 miles) north of Perth, and about 130 km (81 mi) north of Derby. It holds deposits of high-grade iron ore.
Location ID: #10099861
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The exceptionally beautiful islands of the Kimberley lie within one of the world’s last great wilderness areas.
There are more than 2,500 mapped islands along this visually stunning coastline and they support many regionally endemic and threatened ...
Location ID: #10099685
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Location ID: #10251119
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Towering 100 metres over the ocean below, Red Bluff is the ideal spot to see humpback whales on their annual migration along the Kalbarri coastline. The landscape of Red Bluff - delicate threads of red rock look like tears frozen in time in ...
Location ID: #10251321
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A viewpoint from which to see how the natural forces of wind and water have created weird yet delicate formations in the Tumblagooda Sandstone.
Location ID: #10083186
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Kalbarri is a coastal town in the Mid West region, this delightful fishing town is renowned for its rich and diverse wildflower displays during spring and the spectacular gorge and coastal scenery created by the Murchison River as it cuts its way ...
Location ID: #10251117
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The tranquil setting of Chinaman’s Beach on the Murchison River in the heart of Kalbarri, makes it a popular swimming spot. Take advantage of the warmth of year round sunshine to swim in the refreshing clear waters.
It is a beautiful spot with soft ...
Beach
Location ID: #10192936
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Beautiful waterfront, picturesque family friendly beach. Fantastic landscaped public open space with barbecue facilities, seating and viewing platforms over the magnificent Koombana Bay.
Location ID: #10161210
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A wetland featuring native flora and fauna.
Location ID: #10192928
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An architecturally designed footbridge over The Plug in the Leschenault Inlet connecting Bunbury's CBD and Marlston Water to Koombana Bay. The structure has been shaped to evoke the image of a ship's hull, paying tribute to the shipwrecks that are ...
Location ID: #10083205
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Located 1557 km north of Perth, on Nickol Bay, Karratha is a modern town providing accommodation and services for the employees of Hamersley Iron, Robe River Associates, the Dampier Salt Company and the workers on the North West Shelf Gas and ...