Kalbarri National Park
Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia is on the Coral Coast region at the lower reaches of the Murchison River. …
Region: Coral Coast
The Coral Coast is a spectacular stretch of coastline in Western Australia, spanning from Cervantes north of Perth to Exmouth in the north. It’s a place where desert meets ocean, and where wildlife encounters, ancient landscapes, and vibrant marine ecosystems create one of the most unforgettable road trip experiences in Australia.
26th Parallel – Leaving The North West
The main significance of the 26th Parallel in Australia is it defines the northern border of South Australia and the …
Scenic Lookout (Wooramel Lookout and Gladstone Lookout)
The scenic lookout over the Gladstone National Park is next to the North West Coastal Highway, about 250m off the …
HMAS Sydney Cairn
The HMAS Sydney II was a light cruiser in the Australian Navy, serving from 1935 to 1941 when it was …
Blowholes
The Point Quobba Blowholes are holes in the rocks on top of caves that powerful ocean swells force water through …
Coral Bay
Coral Bay is a beautiful beach with coral gardens just metres from the shore, Australia’s only fringing reef, it is …