KARIJINI NATIONAL PARK

Ancient Gorges, Red Earth Dreams, and Timeless Natural Majesty

Karjini National Park is one of the largest and most rewarding national parks in Western Australia. Over many millions of years, erosion created steep gorges, up to 100 metres deep, with waterfalls and rock pools bordered by lush foliage. A track running through the Yampire Gorge will lead you to the most scenic spots of the park, then make sure to cool off at the Fortescue Falls. If you fancy a bit more driving, hop in your cars and head over to Wittenoom, full of shady picnic spots nestled nicely next to natural swimming pools.

Mount Bruce

Earth's oldest, 80 million years older than Amazon. Home to unique wildlife, massive crocodiles, and labeled by Attenborough as the most extraordinary place on Earth.

Hamersley Gorge

Dramatic mountains, stunning views, and diverse wildlife. A cool contrast to tropical surroundings, home to tree kangaroos, king parrots, and platypus.

Kalamina Gorge

Bigger than UK, Switzerland, and Netherlands combined. 2,300km long, hosting diverse marine life, making it Earth's most complex ecosystem.

Joffre Falls Lookout

Hidden gems, dreamy vibes, top skydives. Scenic beauty, lush landscapes make it a unique and charming destination on the east coast.

Knox Lookout

Aussie coastal living meets Hamptons elegance. Laid-back charm, tropical paradise with upscale vibes.