Travel Kalbarri

Breath-taking panoramas? Relaxing beaches? Dramatic Aussie landscapes?

If you came to Australia because of the postcards and the photos in Lonely Planet, then Kalbarri's the perfect escape.

Situated six hours north of Perth, where the Murchison River meets the Indian Ocean, the town of Kalbarri (and the nearby Kalbarri National Park) is one of Australia's most popular holiday resorts.

On-water activities include water ski-ing, kayaking or hiring paddleboats, dinghies and windsurfers on the river foreshore and there's also some pretty freaky geological formations in the form of The Z Bend, The Loop and Hawks Head.

Throw in some spectacular red rock gorges, migrating whales, frolicking dolphins, rugged coastal cliffs, colourful wildflowers, pure white sandy beaches and near-permanent sunny weather and there's not much else you could want from a holiday destination.

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