From reef to ranges, Australia's Coral Coast is home to some of Western Australia's most spectacular National Parks, each offering a unique blend of landscapes and experiences.

You can enjoy, admire and learn about these unique natural environments by taking a hike through rugged gorges, snorkelling in lagoons or relaxing on white sandy beaches. Entry fees apply to many of the National Parks and Reserves in the Coral Coast, including the Cape Range, Francois Peron, Monkey Mia Reserve, Kalbarri (inland sites only), Lesueur and Nambung National Parks, and a range of National Park passes are available from the Parks and Wildlife's website.

We recommend doing your research and planning ahead as some of our National Parks are only accessible with a four-wheel drive, if you don't have access to a 4WD, we have a range of tour operators in the region who offer incredible experiences.

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The Pinnacles of Nambung National Park

Situated at the southern gateway to Australia’s Coral Coast along the Indian Ocean Drive, the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park stands as one of the region’s most iconic natural attractions. Drive or wander through the mysterious, otherworldly desert and soak up views of the Pinnacles and yellow earth. Find out more about the Pinnacles.

Lesueur National Park

Located just a short 15 minute drive northeast of Jurien Bay, Lesueur National Park is a global biodiversity hotspot renowned for its extremely high native plant diversity. This National Park has an array of walk trails waiting to be explored, visit during wildflower season where the park bursts into a colourful landscape. Explore more about Lesueur National Park.

Stockyard Gully National Park

Just a short drive from Jurien Bay and Coorow, Stockyard Gully National Park (four-wheel drive vehicle access only) is home to a fascinating group of limestone caves that lead to an underwater river system. A picnic area sits at the original upstream area where you can relax and enjoy a picnic beneath the trees. Discover more about Stockyard Gully National Park.

Houtman Abrolhos Islands

The Houtman Abrolhos Islands lie about 60 kilometres west of Geraldton and consist of 122 islands clustered into three main groups and form one of Western Australia's most unique marine areas. The Islands have an abundance of activities to suit a variety of interests from fishing to swimming, snorkelling and diving to marine and wildlife spotting. Explore more about Houtman Abrolhos Islands.

Kalbarri National Park

Kalbarri National Park is where rugged outback meets spectacular coastlines. Inland you can discover dramatic inland gorges carved by the Murchison River, striking rock formations. Along the coast, witness towering cliffs and scenic lookouts offering breathtaking ocean views. Kalbarri National Park is perfect for hiking, adventure and incredible views. Discover more about Kalbarri National Park.

Francois Peron National Park

Where the rust-red desert earth meets the white beach sand and turquoise blue water, Francois Peron National Park located in the UNESCO Shark Bay World Heritage Area is a truly spectacular place to explore. This National Park is four-wheel drive accessible only so be sure to plan ahead or join a tour with one of our locals. Discover more about Francois Peron National Park.

Dirk Hartog Island National Park

Dirk Hartog Island is Western Australia’s largest island and one of Australia's emerging nature-based destinations situated in the UNESCO Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Perfect for those who like a little seclusion, Dirk Hartog Island National Park offers a peaceful retreat with beautiful scenery and so much to explore. Find out more about Dirk Hartog Island.

Cape Range National Park

Situated on the western side of Exmouth, Cape Range National Park covers over 50, 581 hectares and offers a variety or land based and coastal attractions including the iconic Yardie Creek and Turquoise Bay. A National Park full of great walk and hike trails and picturesque beaches, it truly encompasses the reef to ranges experience. Discover more about Cape Range National Park.

Mount Augustus National Park

Located 460km east of Carnarvon, the Mount Augustus rock itself is about eight kilometres long and covers an area of 4,795 hectares within Mount Augustus National Park. Find out more about Mount Augustus National Park.

Kennedy Range National Park

Kennedy Range National Park is located approximately 185 kilometres or 3 hour's drive east of Carnarvon. Over millions of years, natural forces have etched out valleys and created remarkable cliff faces in the Range. Explore more about the Kennedy Range National Park.