Western Australia's Absolute Essentials
Western Australia's landscape features the 1,841-metre Busselton Jetty and the 15-metre-high granite Wave Rock. Coastal landmarks include the meeting point of the Indian and Southern Oceans at Cape Leeuwin and the granite formations of Canal Rocks. Inland, Kalbarri National Park offers lookouts over the Murchison River, while Karijini National Park contains the spring-fed Fern Pool. The list also spans the vast Nullarbor Plain and the ancient beehive domes of Purnululu National Park's Cathedral Gorge.
Ngilgi Cave
Ngilgi Cave, previously known as Yallingup Cave, is a karst cave to the northeast of Yallingup, in the southwest of Western Australia.
Canal Rocks
Granite rocks where the Indian Ocean has carved a narrow channel, accessible via a timber boardwalk.
Eagle Gorge Lookout
Coastal lookout in Kalbarri National Park providing views of sandstone cliffs and the Indian Ocean.
Hawks Head
A lookout in Kalbarri National Park overlooking the Murchison River gorge and its red sandstone walls.
Ross Graham Lookout
A viewpoint in Kalbarri National Park offering the shortest walk down to the banks of the Murchison River.
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