About Kalbarri

Just six hours north of Perth, Kalbarri is a coastal town that doubles as the gateway to the world-famous Kalbarri National Park. With towering sandstone cliffs and pristine beaches serving as backdrops for a range of adventures, this oceanside destination is the perfect playground for nature enthusiasts. From the iconic Nature's Window and Skywalk to Kalbarri cruises on the Murchison and wildflowers in Spring, this is where you can truly experience Australia at its best!

One of the top things to do in Kalbarri is soaking up the natural gems along the Murchison River on a boat. These Kalbarri boat tours offer a unique perspective of the dramatic coastline, where the red cliffs meet the deep blue ocean. With engaging commentary on the history, flora and fauna of the region and the fishing heritage, these tours are as enriching as they are exciting!

Swing by the foreshore in the morning for daily pelican feeding — a beloved tradition started by fishermen decades ago, now kept alive by local volunteers. Surfers can make a beeline towards Jake's Point, while non-surfers can explore the shores, keeping an eye on the marine life in the rock pools. 

Feeling outdoorsy? Kalbarri offers everything from hiking and abseiling to whale watching along the rugged cliffs. Spring brings a vibrant display of over 1,000 species of wildflowers, painting the town and park in a riot of colours unique to the region. And let’s not forget the most photographed spot in Kalbarri, Nature's Window, framing jaw-dropping views of the Murchison River Gorge. Head to the Skywalk for a high-flying thrill that’ll make you feel like you’re floating on air.

This just scratches the surface of what this coastal town has to offer! Give yourself at least 3 days to fully experience this region's surreal natural beauty. And trust us, you don't want to miss out on Kalbarri cruises — be sure to book in advance!