Western Australian Wildflowers bloom on the Coral Coast all year round, but between July and October you’ll see some of the most stunning displays in the State, when blankets of brilliant wildflowers colour the outback landscape.
The Coral Coast region is known internationally for carpets of Everlastings, unique flowers such as the popular Wreath Leschenaultia and delicate Orchids.
The breathtaking hinterland of Coalseam Conservation Park and the stunning Lesueur National Park are both premier locations for wildflower scouting and are among the most botanically diverse bush areas in Western Australia.
Botanic hotspots in the Coral Coast include:
- Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area
- Shark Bay World Heritage Area
- Nambung National Park
- Lesueur National Park
- Kalbarri National Park
- Depot Hill - Mullewa
- Coalseam Conservation Park
- Sightings of the rare Wreath Flower - Pindar
