Shark Bay World Heritage Travel Guides

Town Bluff

The Town Bluff is located at the southern end of Knight Terrace in Denham. This is an interesting 400 metre walk along the shore from Denham and...

Francois Peron National Park

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This 52,500 hectare National Park was named after a French zoologist who explored the area in 1801 and 1803. Peron Station developed in the...

Shark Bay Marine Park

Shark Bay is Australia's largest marine embayment with over 1500 kilometres of meandering coastline. The Marine Park landscapes and habitats...

Little Lagoon

This is fifteen kilometres by sea and accessible by road (Four Wheel Drive only) through Peron Station Homestead area. It is asked of visitors to...

Shark Bay Airport

Shark Bay Airport is an airport located on the Peron Peninsula within the Shark Bay World Heritage site in the Gascoyne region serving Monkey Mia...

Shell Beach Conservation Park

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Shell Beach is located on the Hamelin Road about forty-five kilometres from Denham and is accessible to all vehicles.

This beach is...

Bibbawarra Bore

Located sixteen kilometres north, this hot water bore can be reached via the Miaboolya Beach crossing when the river is dry.

Originally...

Bernier and Dorre Islands

Bernier and Dorre Islands, situated in Shark Bay are important habitats where threatened animal species still survive.

The islands are...

Gascoyne River

Gascoyne River is often described as the blood-stream of Carnarvon.

The river was discovered by George Grey on 5th March 1839. It is 8...

Red Bluff

Red Bluff, named by Willem de Vlamingh in 1697, is a good spot at which you can swim, fish or go exploring. You can't help but be impressed by...

Hawks Head Lookout

A turn off thirty-five kilometres along the Kalbarri Road brings you to more magnificent views of the Gorges. At Hawk's Head lookout, try to...

Eurardy Reserve

Peron Peninsula

Peron Peninsula lies within the Carnarvon Basin, a geological structure lacking permanent fresh surface water. In the late 1800's, when...