As I am planning our holiday to Kalbarri on the Coral Coast of Western Australia it takes me quite some time to search and find the perfect Kalbarri family accommodation. I begin doing my research during April of 2020 when all the world is told to “stay at home!” But I can see a glimmer…
When you think of Kalbarri town located along the Coral Coast of Western Australia, the first thing that comes to mind is the national park. You may wonder if there is anything else to do or see around Kalbarri. l felt this way too, especially when many accommodation providers insist on a seven-day booking. But…
Kalbarri National Park located in Western Australia’s Coral Coast region spans a total area of 1830km2; with the town of Kalbarri sitting on the coast between the two sections of the park. The Kalbarri Coastal Cliffs and the inland park that follows the Murchison River Gorge. Both parks offer amazing scenery which are quite different…
The West Australian coastal town of Kalbarri is located 570km north of Perth. Whilst the town does offer a small airstrip there are no commercial flights available to Kalbarri, meaning that Kalbarri is a road trip destination. Officially it takes six and half hours to drive the distance, however, in reality, the Perth to Kalbarri…
Located 570km north of Perth is the coastal town of Kalbarri, Western Australia. Back in the day fishing was the main industry for Kalbarri, now it is all about tourism with its stunning backdrop of the Kalbarri National Park. However, if you are travelling with kids you know that you will need more than just…
The town of Kalbarri in Western Australia is situated 590km north of Perth. With a local population of only 1600 people this seaside town comes alive when the tourists flock in during the holiday periods. Why have they driven so far you may ask? It is to experience the calm white beaches at the mouth…
Nestled along the stunning Coral Coast of Western Australia, where tales of shipwrecks and lobsters intertwine, lies a hidden gem called Cervantes. With a population of around 500, this charming town is not just a destination; it’s an adventure waiting to unfold. We came to Cervantes, Western Australia one long weekend to explore the golden…
It’s not often you get the chance to see a prehistoric living life form. So when the opportunity presents itself whilst we are visiting Cervantes and the Pinnacles we jump at the chance to say we have seen living life dating back to the Bronze Age. This ancient living life comes in the form of grey…
Back in the Australian Aboriginal dream time, young men were warned not to venture into the desert that sits inside the Nambung National Park, Western Australia. The young men were warned they would be swallowed up by the sinking desert sands. Aboriginal elders could see the remnants of past men as their fingers were stretching high out…