Everything in Carnarvon

Cape Cuvier Coast, located close to the most westerly point of Australia, is a picturesque natural port that offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline.

The Gascoyne River is the longest river in Western Australia, spanning 865 kilometres (537 mi) and offering visitors a unique experience. It is composed of three branches, each with its own distinct landscape. The river is joined by 36 tributaries and has a catchment area of 68,326 square kilometres (26,381 sq mi).

Gnaraloo Station

Gnaraloo Station Carnarvon is a wilderness tourism business and working pastoral station located at the southern entrance of the Ningaloo Marine Park and Ningaloo Reef.

Quobba

If you're looking to escape city life, Quobba Station in Western Australia is the perfect destination.

Rocky Pool

Rocky Pool is a picturesque freshwater pool located near Carnarvon, offering a serene escape from the city.

The Fascine

Science, Aerospace | Carnarvon

The Fascine Carnarvon is a picturesque bay in the town of Carnarvon, favored by locals and visitors alike.

Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum

The Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum celebrates the little known history of the role Carnarvon played in the manned space program and in the Australian communications industry.

Draper's Gorge

Draper's Gorge cuts deep into the range and features a series of seasonal waterfalls and small rock pools along its length.

Honeycomb Gorge

Marvel at the honeycomb cavities eroded into the cliff face.

Kennedy Range National Park

Local History | Carnarvon

Scenic landscapes, wilderness, wildflowers, camping, walk trails, night skies, geology – gemstones and marine fossils (to observe only), bird watching and outback photography are some of the attractions at Kennedy Range National Park.

Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage Museum

The Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage Museum captures the life of the early pioneers that operated the lighthouse in Carnarvon.

Railway Station Museum

Railway Stations, Local History | Carnarvon

Take a walk through the Railway Station Museum and learn about fast shearers and big sheds of the Gascoyne shearing industry in the Shearing Hall of Fame.

Sunrise View

The raised viewing area, a short walk from the car park, has a good view of the battlement-like face of the range. Sunrise is a particularly good time to experience the view.

Surfing at Centre Peak

Centres is a fast and heavy left that offers a hollow and square jawed barrel. It is located out the back of Tombstones and can be accessed via the Tombstones carpark.

Surfing at Fencelines

Fencelines is one of the more mellow options around the Gnaraloo area and is perfect for those not quite ready to take on the gnarlier outer reefs.

Surfing at Midgies

Midgies is a very unforgiving wave, offering a fast and hollow left hander, that breaks onto a sharp, jagged reef.

Surfing at Tombstones