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Coral Coast Trails: Gorges, Beaches, and Rugged Landscapes

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Australia’s Coral Coast, The Pinnacles Desert
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7 attractions in Western Australia: The Pinnacles Desert, Bigurda Trail, Kalbarri National Park, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Australia’s Coral Coast.

The Pinnacles Desert

The Pinnacles Desert

National Park
National park
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4.7

Wander through thousands of limestone pillars rising from the sand, an unmissable natural wonder. Best visited at dawn or dusk for dramatic lighting and cooler temperatures. Allow ample time to explore the walking trails and visitor centre.


Bigurda Trail

Bigurda Trail

Landmark
Landmark
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4.4

Hike along dramatic coastal cliffs with endless ocean vistas on this spectacular trail. Keep an eye out for wildflowers in spring and migrating whales from June to November. The views of the Indian Ocean are truly unforgettable.


Kalbarri National Park

Kalbarri National Park

National Park
National park
star
4.7

Explore a landscape of rugged gorges, coastal cliffs, and the Murchison River. This park offers diverse hiking opportunities and breathtaking viewpoints like Nature's Window. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers alike.


Francois Peron National Park

Francois Peron National Park

Place

Experience a landscape where red desert meets the sea, known for its vibrant contrasts and abundant wildlife. Accessible by 4WD, it offers stunning lookouts, secluded beaches, and unique birdwatching opportunities. Don't miss the artesian bore hot tub for a unique experience.


Mandu Mandu Gorge

Mandu Mandu Gorge

Landmark
Landmark
star
4.7

Hike through the stunning Mandu Mandu Gorge, revealing ancient rock formations and diverse wildlife. This trail offers a challenging yet rewarding experience with breathtaking views. Keep an eye out for black-footed rock wallabies, especially around dawn and dusk.


Cape Range National Park

Cape Range National Park

National Park
National park
star
4.8

Discover dramatic gorges, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife within this rugged national park. It offers exceptional snorkeling and diving opportunities in the Ningaloo Reef, just offshore. Explore diverse trails and enjoy spectacular views at every turn.


Turquoise Way

Turquoise Way

Cycling Park
Cycling park
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5.0

Walk along the pristine white sands and marvel at the stunning, crystal-clear turquoise waters. This trail offers breathtaking coastal views perfect for a leisurely stroll. Don't forget your swimwear for a refreshing dip in the calm ocean.

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