Attractions near Kalbarri

The tranquil setting of Chinaman’s Beach on the Murchison River in the heart of Kalbarri, makes it a popular swimming spot. Take advantage of the

Kalbarri is a picturesque seaside town located 590 kilometres north of Perth, midway along Australia's Coral Coast. The town itself is located at the mouth

The Loop Walk Top Trail highlights the erosive power of the Murchison River which has carved a spectacular gorge through the Kalbarri National Park in

Hawk's Head Lookout is a spectacular vantage point located within the Kalbarri National Park. It provides stunning views of the Kalbarri Gorges and Murchison River.

Pot Alley is a picturesque ocean gorge in Kalbarri National Park, boasting spectacular ocean scenery amidst the expansive rugged gorges. Enjoy a swim at the

Kalbarri is home to the iconic left-hander called Jakes Point, recognised as a National Surfing Reserve and one of the state's most famous remote surfing

The dramatic coastal cliffs of Kalbarri's Red Bluff offer amazing views over the ocean - perfect for whale watching. Towering 100 metres over the ocean

Eagle Gorge in the Kalbarri National Park offers spectacular views of the Murchison River and the interior of the park from its peak. Named after

Yielding to the forces of the ocean, Island Rock and Natural Bridge have been spectacularly sculpted by the fracturing and decaying of the cliffs offering

The coastal area of Kalbarri National Park is situated just south of the township. Offering walk trails with sandstone cliffs plunging more than 100 metres

Breathtaking skywalks in Kalbarri National Park will become a major tourism drawcard for Kalbarri, providing stunning vistas of the Murchison River gorge's rust-red cliffs, flowing

Over 183,000 hectares of outback adventures, dramatic gorges and dazzling wildflowers make Kalbarri National Park one of Western Australia's most popular places to visit. The

The mighty Murchison River in Kalbarri National Park is one of the best spots for fishing in Western Australia. Its path through sandstone cliffs and

The Ross Graham Lookout offers breathtaking views over the gorges within the Kalbarri National Park with a short walk down to the river.

Kalbarri National Park covers an area of 186,000 hectares. The rugged terrain and relative seclusion of the park attracts thousands of visitors each year. The

Sometimes bright bubblegum pink, sometimes lilac, and occasionally even red, the waters of Hutt Lagoon can be an extraordinary sight on the drive between Port

Horrocks Beach is a popular and picturesque swimming beach in the beautiful seaside town of Horrocks. Enjoy swimming, fishing, beach combing or indulge in a

The Hampton Road Heritage Walk presents a unique opportunity to explore historically significant buildings in the town of Northampton. Start your visit at the old

Chiverton House Museum captures the essence of life in the late 1800s for the miners at Geraldine Lead Mine. Wander through this quaint stone building

This was one of Hawes’s earliest buildings in the Geraldton Diocese. He completed the design work in late 1918 early 1919. The foundation stone was

Under new and exciting management, Oakabella Homestead is located just 30klm north of Geraldton in Western Australia and is home to a charming 1860s heritage-listed

Scenic drives through fields of spring time wildflowers and picturesque farmland makes Chapman Valley a popular destination for self drive adventure in season. Make sure

With tales of murderous mutiny, the Batavia Shipwreck off the coast of Geraldton is one of Western Australia's best known historic dive sites. The ship

Coronation Beach is one of the most attractive and popular beaches along the Mid West Coast with both locals and visitors alike. It is considered

Spalding Park is a picturesque 500 acre reserve located on the Chapman River near Geraldton. For the avid golfer there is an 18 hole golf

Pages Beach is a beautiful sheltered beach suitable for children of all ages and just a short walk from Geraldton's town centre. Bask in the

The Beresford Foreshore is one of Geraldton's newest open spaces and attracts thousands of visiors. The stretch hugs the coastline and sports barbecues, spots to

Overlooking the stunning Batavia Coast Marina the Western Australian Museum - Geraldton tells the story of the Mid West region and the incredible maritime history

Wandering the streets of Geraldton it will be hard to miss the aesthetically pleasing grand building that is known as the Bill Sewell Complex. A

The Esplanade located at the southern end of the Foreshore is a popular destination for tourists and Geraldton residents. The Esplanade offers views of the

Discover the history of Geraldton's former gaol and whilst there check out the diverse range of local arts and crafts at the Old Geraldton Gaol

Karl Monaghan Photography Gallery showcases fine art photography of the mid west region of Western Australia. Karl is a multi award winning Master of Photography

Ellendale Pool is a stunning waterhole naturally formed along the picturesque Greenough River surrounded by magnificent gum trees and a rocky gorge. Ellendale Pool is

Geraldton boasts a terrific food and drink scene. Fresh and unique produce are at the doorsteps of Geraldton’s happening eateries. You’ll be spoiled for choice

For a moving tribute to the sailors who lost their lives on HMAS Sydney II during World War II visit the HMAS Sydney II Memorial

John Cyril Hawes was born at Richmond near London on September 7, 1876 and baptised an Anglican. He qualified as an architect in 1897. In

St Francis Xavier Cathedral is a spectacular church in the centre of Geraldton that you will find as magnificent on the inside as it looks

The Monsignor J.C. Hawes Heritage Trail takes you through the scenic Murchison region on a four day self-drive tour of 15 buildings created by architect

More than 120 unspoiled islands clustered over 100 kilometres of pristine ocean make up the Abrolhos Islands off Western Australia's mid north coast. Fishing around

The Cathedral of Holy Cross in Geraldton is renowned for having one of the largest areas of stained glass windows in Australia. Thanks to the