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10 days along the Coral Coast
The Coral Coast is a place of coral reefs and charming coastal towns. Did we mention the migration of hundreds of whale sharks each year?
Drive north to experience the coastal culture of Carnarvon, where tropical fruit plantations thrive on the fertile land around the Gascoyne River.
Continue to Exmouth, which sits between the red cliffs of Cape Range National Park and the turquoise waters of the Ningaloo Marine Park – one of Australia’s treasured coral reefs.
Dedicate half a day to exploring the craggy landscapes of Cape Range National Park before venturing back south to the chilled-out Coral Bay.
Today, uncover the unique natural treasures that earned Shark Bay its place on the World Heritage list.
From Denham, drive 30 minutes to Monkey Mia, famous for the wild bottlenose dolphins that visit the shallow waters here daily.
Explore the striking landscapes of Francois Peron National Park, where vivid red dunes blend into snow-white sand and blue ocean waves.
Journey south to spend your afternoon in Kalbarri. But before you depart, explore Australia’s most westerly point and the wild wonders of Dirk Hartog Island.
Explore Kalbarri National Park’s rugged ranges, rust-red rock gorges, and unique coastal surroundings today.
Fill your final day with quintessential Coral Coast experiences. Indulge in fresh seafood, swim with awe-inspiring marine life and marvel at unique natural landscapes.