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AUSTRALIA'S CORAL COASTThe easily accessible southern area of Australia’s Coral Coast, from Cervantes to Denham, offers the visitor a diversity of experiences found nowhere else. From the wildflower sandplains in the south to the rust-red landscapes of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, there is something for all ages to discover. This is the start of the aquatic and coastal paradise that is Australia’s Coral Coast. And it’s right here on your doorstep in Western Australia.

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SHARK BAYThis World Heritage listed area offers colourful and diverse landscapes, and rich

indigenous history. Be sure to start your journey of discovery at the modern World

Heritage Discovery and Visitor Centre in Denham. After meeting the world famous

dolphins of Monkey Mia, visit the snow white Shell Beach along with the nearby

Stromatolites of Hamelin Pool, the world’s oldest life form. The Shark Bay area

abounds with marine life, including one of the largest dugong populations on the

globe. A short boat ride or flight away is the untouched paradise of Dirk Hartog Island,

from where you can watch Australia’s last sunset.

INDIAN OCEAN DRIVEHead north along the Indian Ocean Drive to the Turquoise Coast, just a short drive from the city. Discover sparkling oceans and secluded beaches, cycling trails, the “out of this world” Pinnacles, abundant wildlife and much more. Two “must do” experiences are an Australian sea lion tour to observe the rarest of the world’s sea lion species, and a self-guided tour of a working Western Rock Lobster factory.

DONGARA-DENISONThe laid-back twin towns of Dongara-Denison, located where the Irwin River meets the Indian Ocean, boast true village charm. This RV friendly town is popular for its walking trails, water activities or relaxing with fish and chips on the foreshore. A must visit is their new award winning rum distillery.

KALBARRIThe popular town of Kalbarri is one of Australia’s most scenic holiday destinations, nestled as it is on the mouth of the beautiful Murchison River. The picturesque town is best known as the gateway to the remarkable inland and coastal gorges of the national park, but offers so much more. Swimming, fishing, kayaking, quad biking, pelican feeding, surfing at the renowned Jacques Point – just a few of the many experiences awaiting.

GERALDTONThe vibrant City of Greater Geraldton is well worth the easy 4.5 hour drive from Perth, having undergone an amazing transformation in recent times. The fascinating history of the HMAS Sydney and the infamous Batavia mutiny is still there, but now joined by a modern city with street art, pearl and art galleries and trendy restaurants and cafés. How many cities can boast a beautiful swimming beach only a stone’s throw from the main street?