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Coastal Cliffs Kalbarri National Park is a rugged coastline with stunning views.
Gain stunning views from the Eagle Gorge Lookout or wander down to a delightful beach in the tranquil depths of the gorge.
Enter the park here to visitHawk's HeadandRoss Graham. Stop at the entry station for park information and to pay the entry fee.
A short accessible path leads to a lookout providing expansive views over the Murchison River Gorge.
The resilient Island Rock was once part of the shoreline, but now stands as a solitary 'sea stack'. Viewing platforms a short distance from the carpark provide spectacular views of this geological oddity.
One of Western Australia’s best known parks, with its scenic gorges though red and white banded sandstone and its soaring coastal cliffs.
Kalbarri National Park is a stunning destination in Western Australia, offering diverse landscapes including sandstone deserts, river gorges, and coastal cliffs.
Venture beyond the edge of a 100m drop for spectacular views over Kalbarri National Park..
Vantage points far above the river provide dramatic views in every direction.
Beautiful panoramic views over the town of Kalbarri, the mouth of the Murchison River and inland across the park can be appreciated from this elevated vantage point.
Along the Kalbarri coast, wind and wave erosion have exposed the layered sandstone in cliffs that rise more than 100m above the ocean.
Picnic in stunning natural surroundings and look for a wide variety of marine life, including whales and dolphins, from two universally accessible cliff-top lookouts.
Nature's Window is a natural rock arch located in Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia.
Views from the car park capture the wild beauty of the Kalbarri coast.
Sands and silts containing an assortment of minerals have been layered, compacted and weathered to form this spectrum in stone. Rainbows may be seen in the sea mist.
The northern-most coastal lookouts in the park have great views south along sandstone cliffs and north beyond the town of Kalbarri to the 200 kilometre expanse of the Zuytdorp Cliffs.
Red Bluff Beach is a popular location for snorkelling, fishing and swimming. A white sandy beach contrasts with rust red cliffs to create a spectacular backdrop at sunset.
Beautiful views and an easy walk down to river pools in a tree-lined gorge.
Ocean-torn cliffs glow in the late afternoon as the setting sun shines on the sandstone rock faces.
Lookout from anoverhanging rock formation that provides spectacular views of the Murchison River Gorge.