Geraldton and Greenough

Discover WA’s stunning Batavia Coast

Geraldton and Greenough are nestled on WA’s (Western Australia’s) Batavia Coast, with the rolling hills of surrounding farmland and the Moresby Ranges creating a picturesque backdrop. Just 420 kilometres north of Perth, it’s a pleasant leisurely drive up the coast.

Blessed with beautiful beaches and warm, sunny weather, Geraldton and Greenough form one of WA’s water sports hotspots, particularly for yachting, windsurfing, surfing, diving and fishing.

The city of Geraldton is also a regional service centre which is currently undergoing a major foreshore redevelopment. You will find everything you need here, from shopping, banking and accommodation to cultural, entertainment and sporting facilities.

Geraldton and Greenough attractions

Check out the newly developed Batavia Coast Marina. Stroll the boardwalk along the water’s edge, stop for a coffee or a meal and take in the art features that distinguish this stylish development.
Gain a fascinating insight into WA’s lobster industry at Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-operative processing factory.
Drop a line and enjoy an ocean sunset at Fisherman’s Wharf.
Picnic at Ellendale Pool.
Photograph WA’s amazing leaning trees near Greenough.
Catch a break or two at Point Moore, St Georges Beach or Coronation Beach.
Discover why consistent summer winds have earned WA’s city of Geraldton its title as Australia’s windsurfing capital. You can buy or hire all your windsurfing or kite surfing equipment in the city, or book a lesson with a local expert.
Experience the excitement of the Sunshine Festival, held every October to celebrate the cultural diversity, local talent, music, art and culture of the region.
Attend the Blessing of the Fleet, a lively local event held in October/November.
Pay a visit to WA’s Abrolhos Islands, 70 kilometres west of Geraldton and Greenough. The archipelago is populated with a group of 122 islands boasting a range of fishing, diving and environmental attractions.

Geraldton and Greenough history

Visit the awe-inspiring HMAS Sydney II Memorial, built to honour the lost sailors of the HMAS Sydney maritime disaster in 1941.
Take a tour of themagnificent St Francis Xavier Cathedral. The Byzantine style architecture of this cathedral is one of Monsignor Hawes’ greatest masterpieces.
Discover WA’s pioneering history at the Central Greenough Historical Settlement.
Explore the WA Museum Geraldton, a state-of-the-art facility gracing the Batavia Coast Marina. This attraction showcases the region’s rich maritime, natural and cultural history.

Geraldton and Greenough accommodation

There is an excellent range of options available in this region, including apartments, chalets and caravan parks. Search the list of Coral Coast accommodation in WA for Geraldton and Greenough options.

Geraldton tours

To find guided tours of the city of Geraldton, search the list of Australia’s Coral Coast tours.

For more information, or to book accommodation and tours in this region of WA, visit the Geraldton-Greenough Visitor Centre website (ph: 1800 818 881) or contact the Greenough Visitor and Interpretative Centre on +61 8 9926 1084.