Visit Ningaloo late November to March to watch turtles lay their eggs!

Whilst visiting the "Fruit Loops" on South River Road, don't forget to stop into the "Cactus Farm" which is quickly becoming #InstaFamous. 

Check our Aussie wildlife calendar to know what to see, when and where to visit

The Coral Coast is made up of many National Parks, Marine Parks and two World Heritage Areas. When visiting these locations, a small fee is charged to you directly or as part of your tour ticket. 

Download the guide which is full of itineraries, images, operators and accommodation options

We have a range of maps and travel advice you can download to help plan you trip or whilst on the road travelling the Coral Coast

Everyone wants the five-star experience, what about a million star rating?!

Pack the pooch in the car these holidays 

Budget-conscious doesn't mean you go to forgo the beach!

The friendly pod of wild bottlenose dolphins regularly swim to Monkey Mia’s shore to interact with humans up to three times a day.

Kalbarri National Park's 14 sites offer a range of adventure activities like bush walking, gorge hiking and canoeing.

See, learn and buy the coloured Abrolhos pearls, found off the coast of Geraldton, and meet “The Girl Who Grows the Pearl” at Latitude Gallery. 

Wander among thousands of golden limestone spires at Cervantes' Pinnacles Desert

Ningaloo Reef is one of the world's largest fringing reefs and its full of natural experiences

Hutt Lagoon located between Geraldton and Kalbarri at Port Gregory is a naturally occurring pink lake.