Australia's Coral Coast - Top 10 Attractions : DriveWA

Top 10 Attractions

1) Pinnacles Desert
Travel 230 kilometres north of Perth and you will find the fascinating Pinnacles Desert, located in the Nambung National Park. The scenery is impressive and peculiar in its moon-like landscape. The pinnacles are essentially limestone formations; ranging from a few centimetres tall to a few metres high. More...

2) Monkey Mia

Monkey Mia is a renowned location for interacting with Mother Nature herself. Apart from its amazing coastal splendour, Monkey Mia is graced daily by an impressive pod of dolphins. More...

3) Ningaloo Reef

Located approximately 1200 kilometres north of Perth, off shore from the mainland, Ningaloo Reef is a prime spot for relaxation and aquatic adventure. More...

4) Shark Bay Marine Park

Shark Bay has been termed one of the most remarkable places on Earth. World Heritage listed in 1991, this amazing destination is adorned with magnificent bays, inlets and tropical islands. More...

5) One Mile Jetty – Carnarvon

Marvel at the longest jetty in the North West, One Mile Jetty. Located 4 kilometres west of Carnarvon, One Mile Jetty is a spectacular sight. More...

6) Dirk Hartog Island

Known for its remoteness and its eco-tourism appeal; Dirk Hartog Island is a fascinating destination, located in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Dirk Hartog Island is Western Australia’s largest island and boasts many amazing characteristics including; its ancient fossilized coral reefs, rare bird species, endangered reptile species, largest logger turtle nestling ground, and inhabits one eighth of the world’s dugong population.

With activities that span from snorkelling and fishing, to 4WDriving. Guests are invited to relax and enjoy Dirk Hartog’s pristine eco system. Relax on one of the magnificent beaches, grab a cold beverage and bask in the fine food and hospitality that the island has to offer.

7) Blow Holes - Carnarvon

The Blowholes are located 75 kilometres north of Carnarvon. This natural wonder is a ‘must see’ for all those travelling Australia’s Coral Coast. More...

8) Greenough Pioneers Village

Greenough is located just 4 hours drive north of Perth. This rustic town is rich in culture, history, and picturesque ruins. More...

9) Wildflowers
Wildflowers adorn Australia’s Coral Coast all year round; yet the most magnificent displays are generally between the months of June and November. With wildflowers carpeting the landscape, the West is transformed into an artist’s palate. A myriad of brilliant colours and species of plant can be discovered without travelling far inland or off main roads. Infact some of the most spectacular species can be found right on the side of the road! So embark on a self-drive wildflower tour through the states most fascinating wildflower regions.

10) HMAS Sydney memorial Geraldton
This heartfelt memorial site honours the 645 Australian Sailors who were lost during a World War II battle in 1941 and is as stunning as it is nostalgic. More...

Best Western Hospitality Inn Geraldton

The Best Western Hospitality Inn Geraldton offers 52 well appointed and extremely comfortable rooms as well as deluxe self contained apartments. The rooms boast a host of facilities such as air conditioning, internet facilities, free in-house movies and FOXTEL. The Inn also offers spacious grounds and an outdoor pool along with a guest BBQ area. more

Ningaloo Reef Retreat

Ningaloo Reef Retreat is your portal to the award winning eco camp on the reef in Cape Range National Park. So join the expert guides at the Ningaloo Reef Retreat and discover more than you ever imagined. more

The Mackerel Islands, Thevenard Island

The Mackerel Islands - the ideal place to relax and fish on your own special island The pristine coral reefs are home to a myriad of colourful reef fish and stunning coral formations. The islands are a diver’s paradise. Fishermen will also be astonished by the Mackerel’s; offering many five start species off the beach and out to see. more