Osprey Bay

Located in Cape Range National Park, Osprey Bay is a stunning location offering fantastic swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and canoeing conditions. At low tide, small sandy enclaves are exposed. Osprey Bay is a shore-based recreational fishing zone, which allows recreational fishers to fish from the shore only, as the remainder of the waters are within the Sanctuary Zone.

Above the small beach are 44 camp sites, with direct access to the shoreline. There is a walking trail connecting Osprey Bay to Sandy Bay.

While you're here, why not visit the following

World-Heritage, Marine and National Parks

Our National Parks often abut coastal heathland and are home to a range of amazing native plants and Australian animals. From late winter to the end of spring, Wildflowers bloom spectacularly

Red Bluff Quobba Carnarvon Ningaloo sunset Western Australia

Quobba and Red Bluff

The spectacular Quobba coast stretching from Point Quobba to Red Bluff is renowned for exceptional fishing, walking, snorkelling and rugged scenery. Be amazed by the fascinating sight of water

Fruit Loop and the Cactus Garden

When visiting Carnarvon, take a drive along the scenic North and South River Roads, known as “The Fruit Loop” drive trail. The Drive will take you past working plantations – some of which run roadside

Lakeside

Lakeside is a sheltered calm beach within the spectacular Cape Range National Park that provides a great opportunity for snorkelling off the beach and exploring the spectacular marine life of the

Lighthouse Cottage Museum Carnarvon Heritage Precinct

Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage Museum

The Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage Museum captures the life of the early pioneers that operated the lighthouse in Carnarvon. It has been restored and provides an interesting look back at the lives led by

Charles Knife Canyon Gorge

Charles Knife Gorge is striking to see from above. When driving from Learmonth Airport to Exmouth town, you'll see the Cape Range but you won't fully appreciate it until you're on top of it. Join

Yardie Creek

Go bush walking, boating and see rare native animals at Yardie Creek gorge in Cape Range National Park. Yardie Creek is a highlight of the park and a must-do on any visit to Exmouth. The ancient gorge

Wildflower Hotspot - Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area

The Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area runs from Carnarvon in the south to Exmouth in the north and these areas see the first of the wildflowers in bloom, usually from late May onwards. The Cape Range

May 6th, 2019

QANTAS makes a Ningaloo long weekend easy

Long weekends are perfect for escaping. Whether you're time-poor or not a road trip lover, Ningaloo Reef has just got a whole lot closer. Visitors come from around the world to swim with the awe ...