Coral Coast

WT Holiday Guide - Coral Coast Western Australia

The Coral Coast region of Western Australia existed as a miocosm of everything on our earth that is scarce, wonderful and unique. This is a region of great importance as a part of the global cultural and natural patrimony, rich in Australia's game. This is a place where you can meet the whale sharks, dive with them, dive into the whale sharks and discover rough ravines and creeks.

Large-scale city planning is banned in many areas of this Australia coastline, giving you the freedom to engage with the natural environment as it was always intended. Located at the estuary of the Gascoyne River, a large banana cultivation area with subtropical climate that offers perfect growth opportunities. Gate to the world-famous Pinnacles lime stone formation, a sand coast which reminds of an antique state.

Nice coast and a great place for angling. An isolated city on the south edge of Ningaloo Coral Red with an extraordinarily nice cove and an unspoiled sands. Coral Reach is just a few meters from the shore, ideal for snorkeling, scuba dipping and angling. This coral cay is breathtaking. Nice twinned cities at the estuary of the river Irwin with a charismatic coast ambience.

Enjoy the subtropical climate that sustains the world-famous Ningaloo Coral Reef, which stretches 260 km around the Northwest Cape. It is the biggest harbour and the biggest one in the area with all the culture, fun and shops of a single metropolis, but with the relaxing feeling of a rural one. Explore the rugs of wild flowers in Australia in a seasonal setting.

It is the most important centre of the turquoise-blue coast. Located at the estuary of the Murchison Valley on the Indian Ocean, you will be amazed by the beautiful scenery and fun as you arrive. Picturesque west coast setting with canyons, wild flowers and jagged coastline. WA's eco-adventure capitol offers an exceptional and unforgettable travelling getaway in an area declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

An eye-catching characteristic on a card of the Australia coast and is on the World Heritage List. It is home to a notable number of Australia's animals, six thousand sea tortoises and ten thousand dugong.