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Located over 100 kilometers off the Geraldton coastline, the Abrolhos Islands are home to more than 120 unspoiled islands.
Located in the coastal town of Geraldton, Western Australia, Back Beach is a must-visit destination for surfing enthusiasts.
Beresford Foreshore in Geraldton, Western Australia, is a popular open space located on the coastline.
In the mid-1800s, Central Greenough was established as a hub of colonial expansion, situated around 25 kilometres south of Geraldton and 380 kilometres north of Perth.
Chapman Valley Scenic Drive in Geraldton is a must-visit destination for those seeking a self-driven adventure.
Coronation Beach Geraldton is a premier windsurfing destination located 28 kilometers north of Geraldton along the North West Coastal Highway.
Ellendale Pool is a naturally formed waterhole located in Western Australia along the scenic Greenough River.
Flat Rocks Beach in Greenough is a popular destination for surfing enthusiasts and beachgoers.
Greenough Leaning Trees are a must-see natural phenomenon in Western Australia.
The Greenough Museum & Gardens is much more than a traditional house museum. Come visit us and you will be pleasantly surprised.
Greenough River is a river in the Mid West region of Western Australia.
Located in Geraldton, Australia, Hell's Gate Beach is the perfect destination for travelers seeking a quieter and more isolated beach experience.
Horrocks Beach is a stunning and popular swimming beach located in the beautiful seaside town of Horrocks.
Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park is a chain of 122 islands and associated coral reefs located in the Indian Ocean, off the west coast of Australia. It is situated about 80 km (50 mi) west of Geraldton, Western Australia.
Pages Beach in Geraldton, West Australia, is a conveniently located spot for a day out.
Point Moore Lighthouse, located in Geraldton, Western Australia, is a historical landmark and popular attraction in the area.
If you're looking for a place to explore, St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Geraldton is a must-see.
Tarcoola Beach is a picturesque coastal suburb located in Geraldton, Western Australia.
The Wool Wagon Pathway is a six-day four-wheel-drive adventure that takes you through stunning landscapes and unique flora and fauna in Western Australia's Outback.
The Yamaji Drive Trail is a scenic route in the Midwest region of Western Australia that offers a chance to explore the area's history, art, and natural beauty.
The Birdwood Military Museum, situated in Birdwood House, has an amazing display of memorabilia from the Boer War right through to more recent conflicts involving Australian forces.
The Geraldton Historical Society’s involvement with local history dates back to 1950 with the formation of what was then called the Victoria District Historical Society.
Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-operative operates tours of their 90-tonne capacity live lobster processing plant located at Geraldton Fishermen’s Wharf.
The Chapman Valley Historical Society Museum focuses on the lives of early settlers in the region.
Chiverton House Museum captures the essence of life in the late 1800s for the miners at Geraldine Lead Mine. Wander through this quaint stone building to see a range of interesting historical items.
Fascinating marine ecosystems and stories of pirates, pursuits and poaching can be discovered off Geraldton on a South Tomi diving adventure.
GRAG is proud to present a diverse and stimulating exhibition program from local, state, national and international sources.
Take a journey through Greenough and you’ll find yourself transported back in time.
The Hampton Road Heritage Walk (2km long) includes 37 buildings of historical interest.
An abundance of wildlife, spectacular scenic landscapes and a rich maritime heritage, all surrounded by crystal clear waters and tropical coral – these are just some of the reasons to visit.