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The Pinnacles + Kalbarri

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Nature's Sculptures, Coastal Wonders, Timeless Beauty

The Pinnacles are a must-see spot on any West Coast Adventure. Release your inner Attenborough as you learn about the 30,000-year-old formations created over time. Scattered across yellow sand dunes in their thousands, these weathered rocks are made up of shells that eroded down and blew inland to create spectacular sculptures of varying shapes and sizes. Some have reached over three meters with jagged points, while others formed small rounded domes.

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The Kalbarri National Park is a must-see for anyone. It’s home to where you can find incredible hikes and the world-famous Natures Window, part of an eroded sandstone cliff face accessible by a short hike. The new Skywalk has just opened too, so it’s definitely not one to miss out on.

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Pinnacles Desert

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.

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Jurien Bay

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

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Port Gregory

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

 

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Kalbarri gorges

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

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