Farm and station stays in Shark Bay to Gnaraloo, Western Australia, offer a unique and authentic outback experience for travelers. These stays are generally located on working cattle or sheep stations, providing guests with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the local culture and environment. Some popular options in the area include: Hamelin Station Stay, Warroora Station, Dirk Hartog Island, and Quobba Station.
Hamelin Station Stay, located on the shores of the Shark Bay World Heritage area, features 32 km of coastline alongside Hamelin Pool, known for its living stromatolites. Activities in the area include snorkeling, swimming with mantas and whale sharks, birdwatching, and exploring Aboriginal heritage sites. Warroora Station, a family-run cattle station on the edge of Ningaloo Reef, offers diverse accommodations and coastal adventures such as fishing and snorkeling.
Dirk Hartog Island provides opportunities to explore secluded beaches, engage in fishing, or join guided walks. Accommodation options range from camping oceanside to staying in a private villa or eco-lodge. Quobba Station offers a panoramic ocean vista with activities like surfing, fishing, diving, stargazing, and whale and turtle watching. These station stays provide various accommodation options, from cottages to camping facilities, allowing guests to unwind in an untouched environment and experience a unique outback adventure.