Yanchep National Park

We collect you from your accommodation and enjoy a scenic 45-minute drive to Yanchep National Park, with optional photo stops along the way. At Yanchep National Park, guests can enjoy a classic Australian nature experience just north of Perth. Stroll the Koala Boardwalk to see koalas resting in the treetops and spot wild kangaroos grazing across the open grasslands. Take a peaceful walk through native bushland filled with birdsong and, in spring, colourful wildflowers. Those who wish can join a guided tour of the Crystal Cave, exploring striking limestone formations beneath the surface. Relax by the tranquil Loch McNess, a perfect spot for photos or a short stroll around the lake. The park also offers the chance to learn about the region’s Aboriginal heritage through cultural displays and guided activities. Whether you choose to explore, photograph wildlife, or simply stretch your legs in beautiful surroundings, Yanchep National Park is a refreshing and scenic stop on your journey.

The Pinnacles

From here, we enjoy a 60-minute journey to the Pinnacles, with time to stop at lookouts, secluded turquoise-water beaches, and roadside wildflower displays that make this stretch of coast so spectacular. Your next stop is the breathtaking Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park, one of Western Australia’s most iconic natural wonders. Wander through a surreal landscape of ancient limestone pillars rising from golden sands, formed over thousands of years. Take time to walk among the Pinnacles, capture incredible photos, and learn about how these formations were created by nature’s forces. Visit the Pinnacles Discovery Centre to uncover the area’s fascinating geology and Aboriginal significance. Whether you explore on foot or simply admire the view from the lookout, the Pinnacles offer a truly otherworldly experience that feels like stepping onto another planet — a must-see highlight of your journey along the Coral Coast.