View of Chinamans Beach, Murchison River and Kalbarri

Kalbarri situated on the sandy shore line of the Murchison River. 

The Murchison River at Kalbarri is ideal for sunset strolls, swimming, fishing and many of the aquatic and boating activities centred on the river

The Loop Kalbarri National Park

One of the many spectacular gorges of the Murchison River.

Several  lookouts  are  positioned  around  The Loop to provide  different  views of the winding gorge below with many walking trails

Nature’s Window superbly frames The Loop in the background.

One of the most visited and popular landmarks in Kalbarri National Park.

Stunning views of the river gorges in the background makes the Natures Window the ideal photo opportunity.

Spectacular River Gorges, Lookouts, and Hiking Trails

The Kalbarri National Park features The Loop, Z Bend, Hawks Head, Ross Graham Lookout and Nature's Window.

Take any of the short or extended Hiking Trails to the Murchison river bed and along the gorges for a perspective from different angles 

Natural Bridge is another popular Kalbarri natural feature

Explore the many coastal gorges and their natural features - Island Rock and Natural Bridge, Pot Alley, and Eagle Gorge; along their well marked walking trails and vantage points. 

The Pinnacles, 250 kilometres north of Perth are amazing natural limestone structures, some standing as high as five metres, which were formed approximately 25,000 to 30,000 years ago.

The Pinnacles are a popular tourism location which can be visited when driving to Kalbarri or any other Coral Coast destination or by tours from Perth or Cervantes.

Monkey Mia is famous for the bottlenose dolphins that visit the surrounding waters and interact with the visitors on the beach at the Monkey Mia Resort. 

The Monkey Mia Dolphins are not the only attraction. Explore the miles of sandy beaches, utilise the resort facilities, swim in the calm clear waters adjacent the the resort or take any of the tours from the resort. See more under the "Monkey Mia" section.

The Stromatolites, Shell Beach, Eagle Bluff and Ocean Park are some of the many attractions in the Shark Bay World Heritage region that can be visited as you drive toward Denham. 

Shark Bay World Heritage is described as white sand beaches meet crystal clear aquamarine waters and the contrasting red soil of the land. - See more under the Monkey Mia sections

Swim with the whale sharks, watch the mirgrating whales up close; kayak, dive or snorkel on the Ningaloo Reef or explore the Cape Range National Park.

Exmouth and Coral Bay are the gateways to the Ningaloo Reef with tours and activities based on the Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range to suit everyone. - See more information under either Exmouth or Coral Bay sections.