WA wildflowers bloom on Australia's Coral Coast all year round, but between July and November you’ll see some of the most stunning displays in the State, when blankets of brilliant wildflowers colour the outback landscape.
No matter where you go along Western Australia's Coral Coast, the diverse range of wildflowers will dazzle you - and you don't even need to go off the beaten track. Many species delight simply by growing along the roadside.
Discover extraordinary wildflowers on display in Australia’s Coral Coast.
Wildflower Hotspots:
Coalseam Conservation Park
Discover a remarkable variety of flowering woody heath plants and carpets of pink, gold, cream and white everlastings in the Coalseam Conservation Park located between Mingenew and Mullewa between July and November.
Lesueur National Park
Mount Lesueur National Park is one of the most diverse and rich floral areas in the world. The park is home to almost 900 species, including many plants found nowhere else in the world. This biodiverse hotspot represents approximately ten per cent of the state’s known flora.
Kalbarri National Park
From July until November, approximately 800 species of native flora progressively burst into bloom around Kalbarri and within the National Park. Many of these are endemic to the region, including the Kalbarri Spider Orchid. Look out for wildflowers on the coastal cliff tops and in the gorge country.
Plan your own wildflower adventure
To help you plan your very own wildflower road trip, we’ve got two, four, six and ten-day self-guided
wildflower trails to fit your schedule.