Cervantes, a coastal town in Western Australia, is renowned for its stunning Pinnacles Desert and pristine white sand beaches, and is an ideal destination for stargazing enthusiasts. Recognized as an official Astro Tourism town with low levels of artificial light, Cervantes offers a picturesque night sky experience. One of the best stargazing spots in Cervantes is Lake Thetis, located roughly 2km from town, home to the oldest and largest living fossils known to man - stromatolites, making it a perfect spot to set up a telescope and take in the spectacular Pinnacles sky at night.
Adams Pinnacle Tours' Stargazing tour provides visitors with the opportunity to experience the Pinnacles Desert at sunset, followed by a scenic drive to Cervantes for dinner at a local tavern before heading back out to the Pinnacles for a tranquil night under the stars. Besides stargazing, Cervantes offers a range of activities such as visiting the world-famous Pinnacles in Nambung National Park, snorkeling, surfing, and fishing. The town is also known for its fresh crayfish (Western Rock Lobster) and boasts excellent cycle paths of the Turquoise Way Trail for cycling enthusiasts. With its diverse range of attractions and activities, Cervantes is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an escape from the city and a taste of the cosmos.