East Carnarvon

When traveling to East Carnarvon, Western Australia, you'll find a diverse range of attractions and activities to explore. The town is positioned at the mouth of the Gascoyne River, between Shark Bay and the Ningaloo Reef, making it a gateway to various natural and historic sites.

Some of the top attractions to visit in Carnarvon include the following:

• Natural Attractions:

  • Carnarvon Blowholes: Witness the dramatic spectacle of the natural blowholes and king waves, offering a unique and mesmerizing experience.
  • Cape Cuvier Coast: Explore the picturesque natural port close to the most westerly point of Australia, driving along the spectacular rugged coastline.
  • Kennedy Range National Park: Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and natural beauty of this national park, located to the east of Carnarvon.
  • Gnaraloo and Quobba: Enjoy the rugged surroundings, surf at Gnaraloo, and snorkel 'the aquarium' at Quobba for an unforgettable outdoor experience.

• Historic and Cultural Sites:

  • Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum: Delve into the town's role in the manned space program and Australia's space history at this unique and informative museum.
  • Heritage Precinct and Art Trail: Take a walking tour through the Heritage Precinct to explore the town's historic buildings and rich history, and don't miss the public art and 26-meter-long mural on Robinson Street.
  • One Mile Jetty and Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage Museum: Explore the jetty's interpretive center for a glimpse below.