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NORTH WEST - WESTERN AUSTRALIA
CORAL COAST - GERALDTON, KALBARRI, SHARK BAY, CARNARVON, EXMOUTH
CORAL COAST
Discover the splendour of Western Australia's most exciting holiday destination, Australia's Coral Coast. Beaches, exotic marine life, national reserves and the bluest ocean you'll see anywhere in the world, can all be found in Australia's Coral Coast. This coastline region commence at Cervantes, where you'll find the unique rock formations of the Pinnacles and stretches as far north as Exmouth, home of the internationally renowned Ningaloo Reef, this amazing area is also great for diving and fishing all year round with a variety of spectacular reefs and marine life, white sandy beaches and warm turquoise waters. Inland is just as exciting, as carpets of wildflowers burst into colour during the wildflower season. The region offers amazing experiences and interactions with a variety of marine life, including meeting the dolphins of Monkey Mia, sea lions, manta rays, dugongs and humpback whales. Australia's Coral Coast is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with the world's largest fish - the whale shark.
This magnificent region includes many of Western Australia's favourite attractions and experiences; the Pinnacles at Nambung National Park, Abrolhos Islands, Kalbarri National Park, Shark Bay World Heritage Area, the dolphins at Monkey Mia and the incredible Ningaloo Reef where you can swim with the world's largest fish - the Whale Shark from Exmouth or Coral Bay. Secluded beaches, untouched coral reefs and an amazing range of marine life, makes visiting Australia's Coral Coast an unforgettable holiday experience. Cervantes is the gateway to the Coral Coast and offers a wide range of accommodation choices including Cervantes motel, backpackers, caravan parks, holiday cottages and chalets. Kalbarri accommodation or stay in Exmouth, Monkey Mia or Geraldton accommodation to experience Western Australia's Coral Coast, which boasts beautiful deep blue ocean and exotic marine life. Denham accommodation is ideal for seeing the Monkey Mia dolphins. Carnarvon accommodation includes motel and apartment accommodation. Swim with the world's largest fish, the whaleshark, snorkel at Ningaloo Reef, mingle with wild dolphins at Monkey Mia and see the fascinating rock formations of the Pinnacles.
NORTH WEST AND KIMBERLEY - KARRATHA, PORT HEDLAND, CABLE BEACH, BROOME, HALLS CREEK, KUNUNARRA
The Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia form a million square kilometres of extraordinary grandeur, colour and contrast. With its balmy climate, breathtaking scenery, unique flora & fauna and adventure & cultural experiences - you can get ready for the holiday of a lifetime!
Pilbara Accommodation - When it comes to outback adventure, the Pilbara is an explorer's paradise. Walk the awesome gorges of Karijini National Park, discover rock art engravings on the recently heritage listed Dampier Archipelago (including Burrup Peninsula) or relax alongside the fern-fringed riverbanks in Millstream-Chichester National Park. Marvel at Mother Nature during the winter months (March to October) as the phenomenon known as the Stairway to the Moon occurs on full moon dates along the Pilbara coast. Karratha is located 1,535km north of Perth on the North West Coastal Highway and about 3 hours drive from Port Hedland. Accommodation in Karratha includes motel accommodation. Mining is one of the main industries in Western Australia and nowhere is it more apparent than when visiting Port Hedland, considered the hub of the engine room of Australia. Accommodation in Port Hedland includes holiday parks and motels in Port Hedland. September to April sees the arrival of the turtle nesting season. Watch female turtles drag themselves up the beach to lay their eggs and 'goo' as baby turtles scramble from their nest to the ocean.
Kimberley Accommodation - Kimberley townships offer vastly diverse experiences. From the laid back ambience of cosmopolitan Broome, perfect for a relaxing on Cable Beach or choose to spend time with the friendly local people of the Dampier Peninsula and discover the indigenous culture of the land. See dinosaur footprints preserved in rock, the beautiful white sands of Cable Beach and learn of WA's pearling history, using Broome accommodation as a base. Witness the huge tidal movements at the Horizontal Falls in the Buccaneer Archipelago or explore the outback driving the Gibb River Road. Travel into remote community at Kalumburu and view the sheer majesty of the vast Mitchell River Plateau. Visit the gold rush town of Halls Creek, where prospectors still live and stay in Halls Creek Motels. Take the adventure of a lifetime in Kununurra and explore the world heritage listed Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park or the worlds largest operational diamond mine at Argyle Diamond Mine. If diving or fishing is your thing discover the world class marine park at the Rowley Shoals or cruise in luxury along the untouched beauty of the Kimberley coastline. Whatever style of holiday you are chasing, travel to the Kimberley where a truly unique experience awaits you. Experience Australia's last frontier of pristine wilderness, the Kimberley by staying in Kimberley accommodation.
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