Whale watching

Barrow Island Marine Park is a significant breeding and nesting area for threatened sea turtles.

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

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.

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! 

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.

Dive, snorkel, fish, kite board, surf, swim – you'll have a swell time at this marine park.

Mother Nature is seriously showing off with gorgeous sunsets, beaches, peaceful forests, awesome surf-breaks, limestone caves and rugged coastlines.

Experience the rugged beauty of the south coast while watching whales, seals, sea lions and seabirds as you enjoy this spectacular coastline.

Adventurers will love the remote coves and rugged headlands, coastal dunes and beaches. Bays with seagrass and rocky reef habitats support southern right whales, fish, sea lions, seabirds and shorebirds.

The dolphins are the stars here swimming just metres from the shore, but there’s plenty more experiences and wildlife throughout this World Heritage listed area to check out!

Fancy a swim somewhere a little different? Set your navigation course to Montebello Islands Conservation and Marine Park. Discover a kaleidoscope of coral reefs and tropical fish.

Take the plunge and dive into an underwater wilderness.