Unique limestone formations rising from yellow sand dunes in Nambung National Park

Relaxed coastal town with scenic beachside parklands and fishing heritage

Distinctive wind-shaped trees formed by coastal breezes in the Greenough flats

Striking clifftop naval memorial overlooking the Indian Ocean

Elevated walkways with panoramic views over the Murchison River Gorge in Kalbarri National Park

Iconic natural rock arch framing the dramatic river landscape below

One of the world’s oldest living organisms in a hypersaline marine environment

Beach composed entirely of tiny white cockle shells stretching for over 70 kilometres

A world-renowned wildlife encounter where wild bottlenose dolphins swim to shore daily. Rangers oversee feeding sessions, allowing visitors to observe these intelligent marine mammals up close in their natural habitat. The calm, clear waters of Monkey Mia are also ideal for swimming, photography, and relaxing by the bay.

From ancient stromatolites to vivid turquoise bays, Shark Bay is nature’s showcase – a protected paradise teeming with life and colour.

Blast off into the past at this former NASA station where WA helped guide Apollo missions – quirky, surprising, and packed with nostalgia.

Once the lifeline of the north, this weathered jetty tells stories of ships, storms and settlement – a moody, photogenic stop.

An outback institution – stretch your legs, grab a cuppa, and soak up that big-sky country roadhouse vibe.

Wander streets lined with stone churches and colonial charm – this tiny town is big on history and heart.

End your journey with a gentle riverside stroll in Dongara – a peaceful, breezy spot where river meets sea.