Perth

Seeking things to do and see in Western Australia? Perth is the city gateway to visiting the Coral Coast – whether you drive to the Pinnacles or fly with Qantas to the Ningaloo Reef and Geraldton.

Visit Destination Perth and discover all that our capital city has to offer - events, tours, things to see and do, food and wine, accommodation and more.

The Coral Coast start just north of Perth so let's learn about what's on offer just 2 hours north.

Learn more about the Indian Ocean Drive region

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

South Bay

Located near the town of Green Head, South Bay is a long stretch of white sand beach, ideal for swimming and fishing or just walking along an uncrowded and unspoiled beach. The bay is part of the

Stockyard Gully National Park

Stockyard Gully National Park is home to a fascinating group of limestone caves that lead to an underwater river system. Stockyard Gully is named after the stockmen who used the deep and cool gullies

Snorkelling the Coral Coast

The Coral Coast is a marine wonderland and provides the most amazing snorkeling adventures along the length of the region for all ages and abilities, most just metres from the shore. Here's a complete

Dongara Denison Drive-In Cinemas

The Dongara Denison Drive-in is a single screen drive-in that was opened in 1967 and is one of two Drive-In cinemas still operating in Western Australia. It is open seasonally from Spring through to

The Turquoise Way

Hire a segway or bike and follow the Turquoise Way Trail, a 14.2 kilometre sealed track stretching along the coast from the Jurien Bay Marina to the Hill River Mouth. The path is suitable for walking

Green Head

Green Head is a small, friendly coastal town three hours north of Perth on the Indian Ocean Drive. Its pristine beaches and laid-back lifestyle provide a relaxed holiday atmosphere as well as the home

Leeman

Leeman sits on turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and offshore islands harbouring a great diversity of marine life. The picturesque coastline offers great conditions for an array of water

Mullewa Visitor Centre

Cnr. Jose Street and Maitland Rd, Mullewa WA 6630 Tel: +61 8 9961 1500 Email: coordinator@mullewacrc.net.au https://visitmullewa.com.au/

Three Springs

Located 20 kilometres north-west of Carnamah, Three Springs is a quaint country town boasting beautiful wildflowers during late winter and spring. Three Springs is renowned for its picturesque

Mingenew

Mingenew is the true heart and soul of Wildflower Country. Located close to Coalseam Conservation Park, the town abounds with natural scenery and even more importantly the locals are lovely! Mingenew

Geraldton Visitor Centre

246 Marine Terrace, Geraldton WA 6530 Tel: 1800 847 484 E: info@visitgeraldton.com.au Website: www.visitgeraldton.com.au View this post on Instagram A post shared by Visit Geraldton (@visitgeraldton)

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Carnamah

The Shire of Carnamah includes the townsites of Carnamah and Eneabba. Just three hours north of Perth, the Carnamah Shire is one of the richest areas in the state for flowering plants and explodes

Badgingarra

The town of Badgingarra is situated north of Dandaragan along the Brand Highway at the edge of the Badgingarra National Park. Badgingarra is renowned for its incredibly diverse bushland that becomes

Mullewa Wildflower Trails

One of the best towns to see wildflowers is Mullewa. Mullewa Bushland Trail One of the best for views and wildflowers is the 2.4km loop, Mullewa Bushland Trail. It starts and finishes at the Mullewa

Carnamah-Eneabba Wildflower Drive

The Carnamah-Eneabba Wildflower Drive provides one of the largest and most spectacular wildflower displays in Western Australia. Allow an hour or more to enjoy the self-drive tour and appreciate the

Eneabba

The Eneabba sandplain is part of the world-renowned biodiversity hotspot, supporting native vegetation known as Kwongan - the Aboriginal word for low, hard scrub and heathland. Kwongan of the Eneabba

Mullewa

Mullewa lies deep in the heart of wildflower country and is well frequented by people wishing to view the best of the region's dazzling wildflower displays. The entire region, about 100km east of

Dandaragan

Dandaragan boasts lush pastures and abundant crops produced from fertile farming land. It is home to award-winning Dandaragan organic beef, cold-pressed olive oil, and citrus and stone fruit orchards