Beaches

This dynamic seascape with incredible and diverse geology, expansive skies and continuing Bardi and Jawi connections to country underpin the character of this stunning marine park. 

Take a walk, swim, snorkel, fish, four-wheel drive or camp on the wild side.

Wild coastal scenery, beaches, bays, and bush walks, life’s grand at Cape Le Grand!

Raw, natural, nature at its best - Cape Range National Park is part of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area.

Located on the shores of Ningaloo Marine Park, the Cardabia coast offers gently undulating coastline with spectacular scenery.

Boating, swimming, snorkelling or diving – we think you’ll give this island the seal of approval.

An impressive name for an impressive park - explore huge mobile sand dunes, volcanic rock columns by the sea, see a shipwreck, freshwater lakes and so much more.

It’s H2O a-go-go at the Dampier Archipelago! Discover the ultimate playground for water enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Just a hop, skip and a jump away. Hop onto the ferry, skip off at the other side and jump into your four-wheel drive. Let the adventure begin! 

Go as far west as you can go - the most westerly point of WA is here.

Imagine 220km of uninterrupted white sand and turquoise water, mudflats and mangroves. This place is an ideal stop for anglers, beach goers, campers, four-wheel driving and bird watchers.

Wilderness, wildflowers, walking and whale watching. Fitzgerald River National Park has a raw beauty all its own. A visit to this botanical wonderland will keep you wanting more.