Location ID: #10260937
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Situated in the heart of the Geraldton Foreshore is the Waterpark. With an assortment of spouts and other water features, this is the ultimate energy burner for the kids. Surrounded by grass and shade there is plenty of space for everyone to chill ...
Location ID: #10260751
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The Geraldton Foreshore is a beautiful spot to go for a walk, run, bike ride or join in on a group fitness session. Along the stretch you will pass the Geraldton Multipurpose Centre, Dome Café and the Champion Bay Surf Life Saving Club all the while ...
Location ID: #10260752
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The Beresford Foreshore is one of Geraldton's open spaces and attracts thousands of visitors. The stretch hugs the coastline with barbecue facilities, spots to sit and enjoy the view, first-class amenities, grassed areas, bowls for dogs to drink ...
Duyfken Shed
Location ID: #10245758
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Managed by the Albany Maritime Foundation, the Albany Boatshed was built in 1999 and is currently used for wooden boat building and weekly markets.
This venue features large open plan space, stage, kitchen, public toilets and a small upstairs ...
Location ID: #10176484
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The ANZAC Peace Park site is an area of reclaimed land appropriated for the purpose of designing a landscape of peace.
The site is also important for its central location at the end of Albany’s main commercial spine. York Street, forming a direct ...
Location ID: #10082941
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This lighthouse is situated in the Torndirrup National Park on the Gap Road not far from Albany. Built in 1976. Inactive since 1994. 12 m (40 ft) round cylindrical concrete tower with gallery, painted white, attached to a 1-story circular concrete ...
Location ID: #10082893
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A lighthouse was built on the island in 1858 by English convicts using pre-made cast iron sheeting. This lighthouse was replaced in 1902 by a cylindical granite tower which remains in good condition to this day.Breaksea Island is an Island in King ...
Location ID: #10083609
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Waychinicup National Park is in Western Australia, 404 kilometres southeast of Perth and 65 kilometres east of Albany. The park is bordered by the Southern Ocean to the south, Mount Manypeaks Nature Reserve to the east, and agricultural land to the ...
Location ID: #10104059
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Location ID: #10101630
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Built in 1875 as a working quarantine station, Camp Quaranup provides a unique opportunity to stay in heritage accommodation for up to 158 people. Camp Quaranup is in a Class A nature reserve on the Princess Royal Harbour, with panoramic views ...
Location ID: #10082924
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Francois Peron National Park is known for its contrasting red cliffs, white beaches and blue waters, offers a wilderness experience to four-wheel-drivers. It has been described as a desert on the edge of the sea.
Cape Peron is in the ...
Cape Le Grand National Park
Location ID: #10083252
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Located within the Cape Le Grand National Park, Lucky Bay is rated one of the country's best beaches for its pure white sand, clear turquoise water and perfect swimming conditions. So beautiful is Lucky Bay that even the kangaroos laze on the ...
Location ID: #10083586
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A stunning beach very close to Esperance and also a stop on the Great Ocean Drive.
Location ID: #10083247
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Little Beach is a beautiful white beach in the Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, 35 kilometres east of Albany.
Location ID: #10083254
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Margaret River is a town in the South West of Western Australia, located in the valley of the eponymous Margaret River, 277 kilometres south of Perth, the state capital. The surrounding area is the Margaret River Wine Region and is known for its ...
Location ID: #10083054
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The perfect white beaches appear endless and majestic to the eyes. Acclaimed for having the whitest beach in Australia; Lucky Bay’s luminescent sand acts as a stunning contrast to the turquoise water.
Esperance is a 7.5 hour drive and a 1.5 hour ...
Location ID: #10082904
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The port city of Bunbury is the third largest city in Western Australia after the state capital, Perth, and Mandurah. It is situated 175 kilometres south of Perth's central business district. The port services the farming, mining and timber ...
Location ID: #10083255
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Location ID: #10082852
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Stretching from West Cape Howe National Park in the West through the City of Albany and beyond to the East the Albany Region is a wonderful place to explore. Albany is a port city in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, 418 km south of ...
Location ID: #10269439
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A two-storey white rendered terracotta roof beachside home. Oceanfront with no road between the house and the beach. A back access gate leads to a path to the beach. The house has kitchen and living areas on the first floor with a balcony ...
Location ID: #10083424
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South Perth is a residential suburb 3 kilometres (2 mi) south of the central business district of Perth, the capital of Western Australia, which adjoins the southern shore of Perth. Widely recognised for its aesthetic appeal, extensive parks and ...
Location ID: #10253463
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Augusta Boat Harbour was opened in 2014 to service recreational and commercial boating, fishing, and the charter and tourism industries. Located near historic Cape Leeuwin, where the Indian and Southern oceans meet. The harbour has steadily grown ...
(Houtman Abrolhos Islands)
Location ID: #10082844
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Beautiful reef-surrounded atolls. Pristine waters, a rich bio-diversity of marine and other wildlife, historic shipwrecks and their attendant tales of
triumph over adversity, and a modern, thriving rock lobster
industry are all part of the magic ...
Location ID: #10233267
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Eleven Mile Beach forms a sculpture of reef and rocks that provide ultimate protection from large waves and prevailing winds. It is located near Dalyup, approximately 680 kilometres (423 mi) south east of Perth and 17.7km (10mi) from Esperance.
Location ID: #10201142
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The Ritz-Carlton, Perth offers a riverfront location in Elizabeth Quay with views enjoyed from luxury hotel accommodation, an infinity pool and spa.
Location ID: #10083360
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Norman's Beach is a very quiet camping spot on a small inlet there is room for a few campers a short walk to the beach which is good for walking and fishing.
It is 2WD accessible, however is not suitable for large caravans due to smaller turn ...
Location ID: #10099222
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Crab Creek is a mangrove and mud shore line stretching south of Broome town
Location ID: #10083147
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Just 30km south of Margaret River, Hamelin Bay is a hidden gem. The wide sandy bay with a rocky headland has clean, clear waters offering safe swimming, beach fishing, snorkelling, wreck and cave diving and boating year round. The beautiful white ...
Location ID: #10265650
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Paddle Steamer Decoy is a familiar sight on the Perth local waters, beloved by locals and visitors alike. Built in 1986 in Fremantle, Decoy is a replica of the original paddle steamer that operated on the Swan River in the 1870s. She was used in the ...
Location ID: #10207241
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The 400 lot settlement of Preston Beach is located 124 kilometres south of Perth. Bounded by the Indian Ocean, Lake Preston and the Yalgorup National Park, Preston Beach is a relaxed holiday and recreational destination for locals and tourists and ...
Location ID: #10251566
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Walpole is a town in the south-western region of Western Australia, Walpole is 66km west of Denmark Town in the Shire of Manjimup and Walpole's sister settlement Nornalup lies 47km west of Denmark, within the boundaries of the Shire of Denmark. The ...
Location ID: #10162794
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Derby is a town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. At the 2011 census, Derby had a population of 4,865, with about half of Aboriginal descent. Located on King Sound, Derby has the highest tides in Australia, with the peak differential ...
Location ID: #10083627
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West Cape Howe National Park lies on the southern coast between Albany and Denmark. West Cape Howe National Park has a coastline dominated by rocky headlands, sheer cliffs and sandy beaches and is a popular fishing destination. -
Location ID: #10203081
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Grey is a small recreational shack community located approximately 170km north of Perth. Developed in the 1930’s, there are currently around 120 shacks occupied by a close-knit and diverse local community made up of holiday makers and some permanent ...
Location ID: #10082584
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Peaceful Bay is located approximately 45km west of Denmark, past William Bay National Park, and left at Bow Bridge, or 30k east of Walpole.
Location ID: #10082587
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Wilson Inlet is an inlet located in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. The inlet receives water from the two main rivers: the Denmark River and the Hay River and some smaller rivers and streams such as the Sleeman River, Little River ...
Location ID: #10098616
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There is extensive peppermint and Tuart woodland behind the foreshore dunes.The park is very popular for aquatic recreation such as snorkelling & diving. There are long beaches with ample opportunity for fishing.
The park is popular for bird ...
Location ID: #10106633
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North of Broome township. located along the Manari Road, a turn-off that you will find about 14 km along the road from Broome to Cape Leveque.
Location ID: #10082583
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Parry Beach is a stunning place on the south coast of WA, in between Denmark and Walpole. Parry Beach is located at the far western end of the park offering spectacular views across William Bay towards Green Pool and Elephant Rocks. The Bibbulmun ...
Whalers Beach
Location ID: #10161919
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Bathers beaches calm waters make it a popular swimming spot. A boardwalk runs parallel to the beach with cafe's, restaurants and Kidogo Arthouse in the immediate area.
Location ID: #10082882
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Boranup lies within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park between Caves Road and the coast. Boranup Beach is one of the longer more continuous beaches in the national park. It commences at Hamelin Bay in lee of White Cliff Point and its numerous ...
Location ID: #10099684
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Derby wharf was closed by the Department of Transport in 1994 but with combined Shire and community effort it was reopened as an Export Facility in 1997 for barges exporting lead and zinc concentrates from the Cadjebut Mine at Fitzroy Crossing.
Location ID: #10255799
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Jindalee Beach is a narrow sandy beach backed by 5-10m high dunes and rocky outcrops. There are sections of rock and reef platforms along the shoreline and in the wave zone. Low swell and reflective beach conditions usually prevail with a bar and ...
Location ID: #10255798
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Location ID: #10255796
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Eden Beach is located within the northern coastal corridor, pass Jindalee
Location ID: #10255734
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Only a few minutes north of Green Head by car, Point Louise Lookout offers panoramic views over the main surf break below. The waters below also offer prime snorkelling experiences, with wonderful marine life and crystal clear waters. The warm ...
Location ID: #10083236
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Leeman is a charming fishing village situated about 260 kilometres north of Perth. It boasts turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and offshore islands harbouring a great diversity of marine life.
Leeman coastline boasts pristine, white sandy ...
Location ID: #10255733
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Flat Rocks is a renowned first class surfing beach just south of Geraldton. There is soft pristine beach. Surfing Western Australia's state surf round is held each September at Flat Rocks.
Flat Rocks is a 15 minute drive south of the Geraldton ...