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Geraldton Accommodation Geraldton Places To Stay
Monkey Mia Resort Including Denham Accommodation
Exmouth Accommodation Gateway to Ningaloo Reef
Coral Bay Accommodation
Broome Accommodation Places To Stay
Perth Accommodation Resorts to Backpackers
Western Australia's Coral Coast
Kalbarri is a holiday mecca, a place to relax and enjoy some of the most breath taking scenery in Australia. An ideal holiday location for families, couples, individuals or backpackers and suited to all ages.
Kalbarri is one destination that you can spend 2 weeks without fully exploring the area. - Sightseeing the many attractions Kalbarri has to offer. Go fishing, swimming, whale watching and surfing. Kalbarri has it all - not to mention the rugged scenery of the nearby Murchison River gorges and coastal cliffs.
Monkey Mia is famous for the bottlenose dolphins that visit the surrounding waters and interact with the visitors at the beach. But this is not all the Monkey Mia has to offer.
Located 850 km north of Perth and 25 kms to the west of Denham, built on the shores of the Peron Peninsula, the Monkey Mia Resort is a complex of different styles of accommodation, an excellent restaurant and facilities such as tennis courts, swimming pool, bbq and a hot spa fed by warm artesian waters.
The sunny beachside city of Geraldton is located on Western Australia's Coral Coast, a leisurely five hour drive, 424km north of Perth. Set between the Indian Ocean, the Moresby ranges to the east and the Chapman Valley to the north, Geraldton is ideally situated for a wide range of leisure activities.
Known as “Sun City”, Geraldton is an aquatic playground ideal for weekend getaways, family holidays or a quiet break to recharge your batteries. Geraldton's seaside location, Mediterranean climate, first class accommodation and dining, all mixed with the activity of a city, makes Geraldton a place worth visiting. Wildflowers, the history of Geraldton and nearby Houtman Abrolhos Islands are features that draw visitors to this vibrant destination.
Exmouth is located at the northern end of the famous Ningaloo Reef on the tip of the North West Cape of Western Australia, 1,270 kilometers north of Perth. A unique location, Exmouth is surrounded by a world-class marine park on one side, and rugged ranges on the other, this ideal setting makes Exmouth such a great place to visit.
Central to exploring the Ningaloo Reef Marine Park and The Cape Range National Park, Exmouth boasts the "Range to Reef" experience. The Cape Range National Park which has some spectacular gorges is an area of 50,580 hectares and is to the west of Exmouth with the Shot Hole and Charles Knife canyons 23 kilometers to the south.
Coral Bay is situated 1132kms north of Perth, 153 kms south of Exmouth and 227 north west of Carnarvon. Coral Bay is the southern gateway to the 260 kilometre long Ningaloo Reef.
What started off as a quiet 'hideaway', has over the last 40 years become one of Western Australia's most popular tourist destinations with its unique marine environment, diverse flora and fauna, and idyllic, isolated location.
Set between a vast red desert and azure blue sea, alongside a pure white beach lies the charismatic town of Broome. Often called the gateway to the Kimberley, Broome was founded as a pearling port over a century ago and as a result, has become a melting pot of many nationalities. The pearling industry still remains a vital part of Broome, proudly producing the world’s finest pearls.
Perth is one the most stunningly beautiful cities in Australia yet it is one of the most isolated capital cities in the world. With pristine white sand beaches, pleasant Mediterranean climate, clean environment and open relaxed lifestyle, Perth is a place to relax and see some of the unique attractions Perth has to offer.
Perth's centrally located accommodation gives access to the Perth City whilst accommodation and hotel venues in the outer suburbs are well placed near tourism precincts.