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Nambung National Park includes 19,268 hectares of coastal heathland and sandy beaches.
Beyond the limestone pillars, you can explore the coastal edge of the park. Wildflowers bloom across the surrounding heath for three months between August and October.
You will find quiet bays, marine life, and rare ancient fossils just a short drive from the main desert area.
30-45 minutes1.5km loop
This hypersaline coastal lake contains ancient living fossils known as stromatolites and thrombolites. Walk the 1.5-kilometer loop boardwalk to view the microbial mats near the water's edge. Plan to spend up to 45 minutes exploring the trail.
1-2 hoursBeach access
This clean sandy beach is a popular spot for swimming, snorkeling, and shore fishing. Keep an eye out for bottlenose dolphins and Australian sea lions in the water. Allow 1 to 2 hours if you plan to swim.
30-60 minutesBBQ facilities
This quiet coastal area provides beach access and clear views of the Cervantes Islands. It features an on-site picnic area with barbecue facilities. Stop here in the late afternoon to cook dinner and watch the sunset.
