2025 Nambung Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

If nature had a color palette, it would definitely be Western Australia! Having visited WA six times, I've reached Lucky Bay in Esperance to the south, Exmouth to the north, and Kalgoorlie for gold panning inland. From coastline to golden outback, WA truly has it all. Here are my favorite spots: 1️⃣ Rottnest Island: The quokkas are absolutely adorable 2️⃣ Exmouth: Ningaloo National Park – in my opinion, Australia's most beautiful coral reefs! Swim with whale sharks from April to October 3️⃣ Albany-Esperance: Two hidden gem towns in southern WA, cool in summer. From January to April, you can spot orcas in Bremer Bay. Lucky Bay is often called Australia's most beautiful beach, while I personally love Greens Pool near Denmark 4️⃣ Margaret River: A classic holiday region with not just coastlines but towering forests and caves. From Busselton's underwater observatory to the Valley of the Giants treetop walk – perfect for families 5️⃣ Geraldton area: A photographer's dream road trip route featuring The Pinnacles, Hutt Lagoon, and Kalbarri National Park – already a well-established scenic drive Road trip routes: 1️⃣ Northern Route: 8-10 days Perth → Lancelin → Jurien Bay → The Pinnacles → Hutt Lagoon → Kalbarri National Park → Geraldton → Shark Bay → Monkey Mia → Carnarvon → Exmouth This journey showcases the Indian Ocean coastline – the most colorful stretch 2️⃣ Southern Route: 8-10 days I actually prefer the Margaret River region and Esperance in summer – Lucky Bay is truly unbeatable Perth → Busselton → Hamelin Bay → Leewin Lighthouse → Greens Pool → Albany → Esperance → Lucky Bay → Wave Rock → Perth Western Australia is so vast that even after multiple visits I haven't seen it all. Next on my list is exploring the Broome area! Perth · Western Australia

Western Australia is truly a treasure trove‼️ On one trip, I encountered the happiest animals in the world, the most mysterious pink lake, the vastest canyons, the cutest dolphins…… ✈️ Itinerary Introduction D1️⃣ Hong Kong — Perth D2️⃣ Fremantle town — city dinner D3️⃣ Rottnest Island D4️⃣ Perth — Lancelin sandboarding — Pinnacles Desert — Geraldton D5️⃣ Geraldton — Pink Lake — Middle of Nowhere — Kalbarri D6️⃣ Kalbarri National Park — Kalbarri D7️⃣ Kalbarri — Shark Bay — Shell Beach — Eagle Bluff D8️⃣ Shark Bay — Monkey Mia — Out at sea D9️⃣ Shark Bay Francois Peron National Park, 4WD adventure D1️⃣0️⃣ Shark Bay — Perth . 📷 Recommended Check-ins 🌟 Rottnest Island, the Smiling Quokka Island Take the ferry to the island (recommended from Fremantle, round trip about 70 AUD), see the adorable Quokka short-tailed wallabies, rent a bike to circle the island (30 AUD/day) or take the island shuttle bus (20 AUD/day), go lobster fishing + enjoy a lobster feast (one lobster per person, super awesome!) . 🌟 Lancelin Sandboarding + Pinnacles Desert Lancelin has the largest sand dunes in Western Australia, sandboarding is free Pinnacles are millions of years old seabed shell deposits, the strange stone formations look like Martian terrain, best to visit at dusk for the most beautiful light and shadow, entrance fee 13 AUD per car . 🌟 Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon) Recommended to drone shoot or take a helicopter tour ($230/person) to overlook, the lake water turns pink due to β-carotene produced by microorganisms, the ground is salt, crunching underfoot! No supplies nearby, remember to bring food for a picnic! * Best viewing season: September to November . 🌟 Kalbarri National Park Hike 30 minutes to Nature’s Window (remember to wear sports shoes), entrance fee about 12 AUD per car, very sunny in summer! Be sure to apply sunscreen! . 🌟 Shell Beach & Eagle Bluff Shell Beach is a white beach made entirely of shells, one of only two in the world Eagle Bluff cliff overlooks clear seawater, sometimes you can see sea turtles 🐢 . 🌟 Francois Peron National Park 4WD Adventure Requires a 4WD vehicle, recommended to rent a professional off-road car The visual impact of red earth + blue sea is especially suitable for aerial photography! Rich in wildlife, you can also soak in red mud hot springs! . 🔍 Practical Tips: 1️⃣ Book ferry tickets and sea tours in advance! 2️⃣ Signal is unstable throughout, download Google Maps offline packages in advance 3️⃣ UV rays in Western Australia are extremely strong, sunglasses + sunscreen are essential 4️⃣ Best photo time at Pink Lake is around 10 AM or during soft light at dusk

Day 1: Pinnacles Desert in Perth, Australia The unique landscape here is truly remarkable, giving you the feeling of being on Mars! It's absolutely breathtaking‼️ The sunset here is stunning, with endless hues of twilight painting the sky. At night, the stars shine brightly in the unpolluted sky✨. Gazing at the vast Milky Way🌌, you can momentarily forget life's worries✨. 💞 Why we recommend it: Extraordinary natural scenery! 📍 Address: Pinnacles Desert, Perth, Australia Day 2: Caversham Wildlife Park This park is home to a variety of well-cared-for animals, including kangaroos, quokkas, owls, goats, 🐔, 🐮, wombats, koalas 🐨, and more. You can even hand-feed kangaroos and get up close with possums and lizards. It's a fantastic spot for photos and a great place to visit with family and friends✨. 💞 Why we recommend it: Diverse animal species and a spacious park 📍 Address: Unit B Lot/99 Lord St, Whiteman WA 6068, Australia Day 3: Rottnest Island in Perth, Australia This island is a paradise for quokkas, and you can spot them everywhere‼️ These adorable creatures are a joy to watch, especially when they're eating—it’s so therapeutic😛. The island's scenery is stunning, and you can explore it by bike or bus. The lake here, with its pink hue due to the salt content, is absolutely gorgeous💓! Perfect for photos🤩. 💞 Why we recommend it: Cute quokkas and the pink lake 📍 Address: Rottnest Island, Perth, Australia Perth boasts beautiful natural landscapes, adorable animals, delicious food😋, and convenient transportation! It's definitely a city worth visiting! Highly recommended‼️

Why is it not recommended to travel in Western Australia on your own? It's not just about inconvenient transportation; many niche attractions can't be fully explored, and you might encounter various pitfalls. Save this guide to understand how to allocate your time and plan your itinerary! 【✈️How to get to Western Australia】 ① Sydney direct flight → Perth: 5h ② Brisbane → Perth: 5.5h ③ Hong Kong direct flight → Perth: 7.5h 【❓How to travel in Western Australia】 Perth is recommended for 2-3 days, and the northern route is recommended for about 3-5 days. The attractions in Western Australia are relatively scattered, with the northern route being the most classic and convenient. Transportation in Western Australia is not very convenient, so it is recommended to rent a car or join a tour. 【🗺️Northern Route Attractions in Western Australia】 1⃣️ White Sand Dunes One side is the ocean, and the other side is the desert. You can also ride sand dune buggies and go sandboarding. 🏄🏼‍♂️Activities: Rent a sandboard for 10A$/person, sandboarding/dune buggy for 119A$/person 🚘Transportation: About 1.5h drive from Perth 2⃣️ Pinnacles Desert A unique landscape formed over millions of years, featuring bizarre limestone pillars. ⏰Hours: 9:30am-4:30pm 🎫Tickets: 17A$/car 🚘Transportation: About 2.5h drive from Perth 3⃣️ Lobster Shack A popular lobster restaurant located in the seaside town of Cervantes, recommended for trying a whole lobster. ⏰Hours: 11:00am-3:00pm 🚘Transportation: About 3h drive from Perth 4⃣️ Jurien Bay A seaside town with white sandy beaches and a curved jetty perfect for photos. ⏰Visit: 15-30min, ideal for photo ops 🚘Transportation: About 3.5h drive from Perth 5⃣️ Geraldton The largest coastal city in the Mid West region of Australia, recommended as an overnight stop. 🚘Transportation: About 2.5h drive from Jurien Bay Recommended attractions: ① St Francis Xavier Cathedral ② Geraldton Museum ③ HMAS Sydney II Memorial ④ Point Moore Lighthouse 6⃣️ Pink Lake Known as the "God's overturned palette," and the filming location for Jay Chou's MV "Pink Ocean." 📷Best spot: Pink Lake Lookout, Port Gregory Rd 🎫Tickets: Free ⏰Visit: 1h 7⃣️ Nature's Window An arch-shaped rock formation of red sandstone, with the nearby Kalbarri Skywalk offering stunning views. 🎫Tickets: 17A$/car ⏰Visit: 1h 📌Tips: Bring a fly net, as there are many flies. 8⃣️ Monkey Mia Located along Shark Bay, famous for encounters with wild dolphins. Emus, pelicans, and other animals are also commonly seen. ⏰Visit: Recommended between 7:45am-12:00pm, when dolphins appear daily. 🎫Tickets: 15A$/person 【🚘Recommended Tour Routes in Western Australia】 D1: Perth → Free time in the city D2: Perth → Lancelin White Sand Dunes → Pinnacles Desert → Lobster Shack → Greenough → Leaning Trees → Geraldton D3: Geraldton → Pink Lake → Jurien Bay → Perth D4: Rottnest Island day tour/Margaret River day tour

🥐 Morning Brunch & City Stroll – Kicked off the day with a hearty brunch at one of Perth’s cozy cafés, followed by a leisurely walk through the city streets, soaking in the relaxed vibes. 📍 Blue Boat House – A must-visit iconic spot for that picture-perfect moment by the Swan River. The deep blue hues against the water made for a stunning view! 🚗 Road Trip Begins – Picked up our rental car, ready for an adventure beyond the city. 🏜️ Pinnacles Desert Drive – Despite being summer, the weather was surprisingly comfortable for exploring these unique limestone formations. A surreal and unforgettable experience! 💙 Why We Love Perth – A perfect mix of city charm and natural wonders, making it an ideal getaway for friends & family. #australiatrip #perth #blueboathouse #pinnaclesdesert

3-day Australia trip to explore the best attractions! Check out this super useful guide to easily explore the Australian style. Save it now! / Must-visit attractions: Rottnest Island ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Western Australia 6161, Australia - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 4-6 hours The colorful saltwater lake and beautiful sea view complement each other, making it unforgettable. Pinnacles Desert ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Nambung National Park, Cervantes, Western Australia - Opening hours: 09:30-16:30 - Duration: 1-2 hours Like the ruins of an ancient city, the stone pillars are spectacular. Hutt Lagoon ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Yallabatharra, Western Australia 6535, Australia - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 1-2 hours The pink lake is famous, and the pink color from the sky is picturesque. Jurien Bay ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Jurien Bay, West Australia 6516 - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 1-2 hours A natural fishing village with white beaches and rich marine life, and delicious seafood waiting for you to try. / Travel essentials: 🎒 Going to Australia, you need to bring these things! 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact. 🔌 Plug adapter is a must, you need to adapt to Australian sockets. 🪪 Make sure you have all the documents, don't forget your visa and passport. 👗 Dress for the season, wear warm clothes if you go in December. 🔋 Bring a charger with you, you need to charge your phone and camera. 🧴 Sunscreen is a must, the sun in Australia is very strong. / Australia, a place that makes you never want to leave, see you next time! 🌏✨

Many people come for Jay Chou's pink ocean!! It is indeed beautiful here!! 🌟Day 1: Lancelin Sand Dunes - Pinnacles Desert - Geraldton Drive 1 hour from Perth to the sand dunes (sandboarding). Be careful when sandboarding! If you haven't tried it before, you can give it a try, but you'll get sand all over your body, hair, and face, and it's windy! Then drive 1 hour to the Pinnacles Desert (photo 3), then drive 2 hours to stay overnight in Geraldton. 🌟Day 2: Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake Drive 30 minutes to the Pink Lake, and you can also take a helicopter ride around the Pink Lake for an hour. 200 per person, it's really beautiful, but the helicopter ride is really dizzying. 🌟Day 3: Indian Ocean - Nature's Window Go to Kalbarri National Park to see the Indian Ocean, and experience Nature's Window in the afternoon. Return to Perth in 5 hours. 🌟Day 4: Jetty Train (Busselton) - Margaret River Winery Drive 2.5 hours from Perth to Busselton to experience the jetty train from Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away." In the afternoon, go to the Margaret River Resort, which has thousands of wineries where you can go wine tasting. 🌟Day 5: Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse The tallest lighthouse in Australia, located at the confluence of the Southern Ocean and the Indian Ocean. Further south is Antarctica. It's very windy here! Ps: Don't underestimate the UV rays here! They're super strong! You must bring a sun-protective jacket!! And the strongest sunscreen! Just look for Australian sunscreen, it's very effective!

6-Day Australia Tour to Explore the Essence of Australia! Here comes the super practical guide to help you explore the beauty of Australia with ease. Don't miss it! -- 🌏Itinerary: Australia Adventure Tour🦘 Day 1: 🛫Arrive in Perth, transfer to the hotel, and free time. Arrive in Perth and feel the unique charm of the city. Explore the local customs and practices at your own pace. Day 2: 🐾Caversham Wildlife Park - 🦢Swan Valley Visit Caversham Wildlife Park and get up close and personal with cute animals. In the afternoon, head to the picturesque Swan Valley and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 3: 🌳The Pinnacles A day tour focusing on the unique natural landscape of Perth - The Pinnacles. Admire these trees of various shapes and feel the magic and creativity of nature. Day 4: 🌊Hutt Lagoon - 🏞Kalbarri National Park Depart for Hutt Lagoon in the early morning and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Then visit Kalbarri National Park to enjoy the spectacular natural scenery and rich wildlife. Day 5: 🏖Jurien Bay - 🏜The Pinnacles Desert Enjoy the sunshine, beach, and clear water in Jurien Bay and spend a leisurely time. In the afternoon, head to The Pinnacles Desert and explore this mysterious natural wonder. Day 6: 🛍Free time in Perth - 🛬Return On the last day, enjoy free shopping or explore the places you haven't been to in Perth. Then transfer to the airport and end your pleasant trip to Australia. -- Must-visit Attractions: 🌟 The Pinnacles Desert: The stone pillars stand tall, as if you have traveled to the ruins of an ancient city, exploring the wonders of nature. 🌸 Hutt Lagoon: The legendary pink lake, overlooking the pink lake from the air, is picturesque and beautiful. 🐟 Jurien Bay: The tranquility of a natural fishing village, white beaches, colorful coral reefs, rich marine life, and seafood feasts are waiting for you to taste. 🏡 Swan Valley: Travel back to the 19th century and feel the simple rural style and historical charm. -- **Notes**: 1. The climate in Australia is mild in November, with sunshine during the day but cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket.🧥 2. The local currency is the Australian dollar, and the exchange rate fluctuates frequently. It is recommended to check and prepare in advance.💰 3. The time difference with China is about 2-3 hours. Adjust your schedule to easily deal with jet lag.⏰ 4. A visa is required to travel to Australia. Prepare the materials in advance to ensure a smooth trip.📃 -- That's all for the trip to Australia. Don't forget to follow me for more exciting content!🌟Like and save, and you won't get lost on your next trip~

I visited Nambung National Park, about 200km north of Perth. You can see the Pinnacles here! It is believed that in ancient times, shells accumulated in this corner of the seaside, creating a limestone foundation, and after the virgin forest that had deep roots there died, the limestone layers that remained between the roots due to weathering of the earth remained like stone pillars. It feels like you've wandered into another planet 🪐 📍The Pinnacles Desert 　 Nambung WA 6521 🚗 2-3 hours by car from central Perth 💰 1,707 yen / person ❤️🔥 If you look closely, each one looks like an animal or character, so I recommend finding your favorite! You can go by rental car, but it's easier and recommended to go on a tour! ⚠️If the wind is strong, sand will fly around, so it might be a good idea to bring sunglasses! There seem to be a lot of flies on some days. #Outdoor2024 #100TravelStyles #OverseasTravel #Australia #Perth #Pinnacles

🌎Western Australia is the largest and loneliest state in the world. In this vast area, there are both red earth deserts and lake oases, dense forests and stretches of coast, rugged canyons and boundless plains. This is a magical land that is difficult to summarize in words. Starting a self-driving journey, every kilometer is a baptism and shock to the soul! ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Perth → Lancelin → Seville St, Cervantes → Yallabatharra → Kalbarri → Monkey Mia → Exmouth 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Pick up the car—London Street—University of Western Australia—Northbridge DAY2: Swan Clock Tower-Kings Park-Fremantle Market DAY3: Whiteman Park-Lancelin Dunes DAY4: Pinnacles—Cervantes—Lobster Factory DAY5: Hutt Lagoon-Kalbarri National Park DAY6: Monkey Mia—Shark Bay—Shell Beach 🌸The total journey is about 1013 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is about 6 days. It is suitable for adventure and in-depth travel enthusiasts. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Kings Park: The largest urban park in the southern hemisphere, it is a natural resting place often visited by Perth citizens. The hills of Kings Park are the best place to overlook the panoramic view of Perth city, overlooking the Swan River landscape! ✔️Lancelin Sand Dunes: This place is covered with white and fine sand. Since it is located just near the Indian Ocean coastline, you can see the unique blue and white contrasting sea surface and sand dunes, and you can also experience exciting sandboarding. ✔️ Pinnacles: Among the flat sand dunes, weathered rock spiers rise from the ground. These rock formations are 4 meters high and depict a variety of faces, shapes and sizes. The reason for their formation is still an unsolved mystery. . ✔️Hutt Lagoon: The largest pink lake in Australia, girls are very excited. It is also an important bird sanctuary in the world. However, the color of the lake is greatly affected by the weather. It is recommended to understand the relevant conditions in advance. ✔️Kalbarri National Park: majestic canyons and colorful wildflowers everywhere. Here, you can bushwalk, gorge hiking or canoeing, or drive to the park’s many lookouts, which are must-photographed attractions. ✔️Monkey Mia: One of the few places in the world that meets four natural conditions for inclusion in the World Heritage List. Here you can get close to dolphins🐬, meet dugongs, and taste various seafood feasts! ☀️Why do you recommend this route? Because it is not only a self-driving trip, but also a spiritual pilgrimage. Here, you can feel the miraculous craftsmanship of nature and appreciate the insignificance and tenacity of human beings. Loneliness and magnificence are intertwined to form the unique charm of Western Australia's Indian Ocean Highway. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

❶ Hutt Lagoon The famous pink lake in Western Australia, the pink lake simply melts everyone's girlish heart at first sight💕The lake water sometimes appears bright pink, sometimes lavender, and sometimes even red, as if God overturned the palette (actually due to the presence of algae Dunaliella salina) 📸The best time to visit is 10:00-14:00 on a sunny day☀ · ❷ Lake Hillier Located on the middle island of the Western Recherche Islands, 8 hours drive from Perth, it is an oval saltwater lake. Because it is very mysterious, it is known as the girl's heart of the earth🌍. You can take a helicopter🚁 to overlook this dreamy and romantic skyland Lake Hillier Western Australia 6450 · ❸PINNACLES In Nambung National Park, about 3 hours' drive from Perth, it has a unique natural landscape, consisting of stone pillars, covered with yellow sand, strange rocks, and dead grass. It is beautiful and mysterious. Stepping into it, it feels like being on the fantastic surface of Mars Nambung National Park · ❹Kalbarri National Park Kalbarri National Park In the park🈶, the two most iconic landmarks in Western Australia-Nature's Window and Skywalk. Nature's Window is a huge reddish-brown natural arch. After a long period of weathering, a hole appears in the center of the rock, like a picture frame of nature, and also like a window, interpreting the magic of nature. Here you can enjoy the panoramic view of the entire canyon and the spectacular view of the Murchison River · ❺WAVE ROCK Wave Rock is 2.7 billion years old and has been washed into a spectacular wave shape by the waves. Approaching Wave Rock, it is like a row of 15-meter-high waves rushing towards you from prehistoric times. You can also "walk on the waves" and overlook the vast and magnificent golden inland of Western Australia Hyden WA 6359, Australia · ❻ BUSSELTON JETTY It is the longest wooden pier in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the most famous attractions in Western Australia. The 1841-meter-long trestle bridge extends straight to the sea. 🉑Take the same dreamy sea train as "Spirited Away"🚞to the center of the sea · ❼Blue Boat House The Blue Boat House, located on the banks of the Swan River, is built on the lake. It is one of the must-visit places in Western Australia. It is very photogenic and is also one of the popular filming locations on Instagram 1 Kings Park Ave, Crawley WA 6009 · ❽Karijini National Park The natural landscape formed by more than 2 billion years of geological changes has magnificent rift valleys, marble rock tunnels, cool rock pools and rushing waterfalls. From June to September, you can see wild flowers, rock figs, lemongrass, etc., and you can also encounter rock wallabies, wild dogs, lizards and various birds🦅

The largest state in Australia - Western Australia! Located about 60 kilometers west of Geraldton, the Abrolhos Islands are mainly composed of three major islands, surrounded by 122 coral reefs (islands). It is known as the last secret of Western Australia. Attractions: 1. The Pinnacles Desert, one of the most bizarre landscapes in the west, is mistaken for the surface of Mars. 2. Hyden and Wave Rock 3. Ningaloo Marine Park 4. Cable Beach 5. Gibb River Road.

#2024TravelWish The Pinnacles in Western Australia are located near Cervantes, 250 kilometers north of Perth, less than a three-hour drive from Perth. The eruption of multiple volcanoes 23 million years ago created this unique and fascinating landscape. Thousands of tall limestone pillars are scattered irregularly across the land. Walk among the stone statues of all sizes and feel the shock of being in the middle of it all; you can also climb up some of the boulders to take in the beauty of the entire unique terrain!

#wheretogo When in Perth Western Australia, one of my must-visits is The Pinnacles desert located in the Nambung National Park, about 200km drive (approximately 2 hours) from Perth city. Exploring this geological wonder full of limestone structures is like a moon-like experience where you will feel like you’ve been transported to another world. Really enjoyed this amazing park, it was well worth the visit. Nature lovers won’t want to miss this! My rating of this attraction: 5 ⭐️ out of 5!

The Pinnacles Desert in Perth is a unique and awe-inspiring natural wonder that is well worth a visit. Located in the Nambung National Park, it features thousands of limestone pillars rising from the sand, creating an otherworldly landscape. What’s more, you can drive your way into the desert and marvel at these unusual rock spires up close! It’s about two hours drive from Perth, and entry fees apply. The desert is open from 5:30am to 4:30pm daily, and I would recommend you to visit during the cooler months (April - September). #tripblazers #desert #perth #australia #darwintravel

#valentinescape The Pinnacles Desert is a natural wonder located in Western Australia. The Pinnacles desert discovery tour took us through the desert, where we saw the towering limestone spires that give the area its name, as well as other natural features such as sand dunes and wildflowers The tour also includes a visit to the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre, where we learnt more about the area and its wildlife through interactive exhibits and displays. perfect way to spend time with your ❤️!

An amazing place to catch the sunset. Pinnacles Desert is a nature park filled with tons of natural limestone structures. This makes for amazing views and great pictures 🤩 The best part of this experience is driving through the 4km loop on the sand with your paths marked by stones. Park at any of the parking areas, get out of the car and explore the desert on foot! 😍 Highly recommended to head there at sunset for some amazing views and photos! The moon was huge and gorgeous too. For the lucky ones, this offers a chance at stargazing! Entry to the park is AUD 15 for a whole day and includes entry to other nature parks around the area like Kalbarri. 🙌🏼

Located three hours north of Perth, in Nambung National Park, the Pinnacles are a natural desert with thousands of ancient limestone columns, creating a mysterious landscape like an alien planet. The sunset is a spectacular sight with changing colors. #Travel Photo Girl #Photography Guide for Attractions #Cool Travel Experience

#summervacay Feel like walking on Mars? Welcome to the Pinnacles Desert, where thousands of limestone spires pierce the yellow sands — mysterious, majestic, and completely out of this world 😮💨 🌅 Best visited at sunrise or sunset for long shadows 🌌 At night, it becomes a stargazing paradise You can drive through or walk — just remember water, sunscreen, and a good camera. This is WA’s desert magic at its finest. 📍 Located in Nambung National Park, ~2 hrs from Perth #PinnaclesDesert #NambungNationalPark #WAViews #AustraliaNaturalWonders #MarsOnEarth #PinnaclesSunset #DesertAdventure #WesternAustraliaTrip #LimestoneSpires #StarryNightsWA

a breathtaking view to see the spectacular Pinnacles

Visited pinnacles during sunset and had a great night view of the stars and milky way.

| Explore Western Australia's breathtaking secret landscapes. Check in at this underrated earthly palette! 🌏🎨 Who says travel is just an escape from reality? In Western Australia, every frame of scenery resembles a canvas meticulously painted by nature, with each hue shaped by billions of years of time and the resilience of life. Join me in stepping into Western Australia’s "limited edition color palette" and embark on a fantastical journey from Martian red to blush pink! 🌈✨ **The Pinnacles | Planet Gray** It’s like stepping onto the moon🌕! Clusters of limestone pillars stand tall in the desert, casting sharp shadows under the sunlight. Every photo comes with a mysterious filter, as if you’re strolling on an alien planet. **Dancing Trees | Twilight Green** Twisted old trees dance against the wind under the blue sky🌳. Their contorted forms are carved by time, with every branch radiating strength, creating stunning silhouettes. **Hutt Lagoon | Dreamy Pink** A pink salt lake that bursts with girlish charm💗. The water shifts hues with the light, from soft pink to rosy red—every second is a limited-edition romantic filter! **Kalbarri | Rusty Red** A billion-year-old canyon with breathtaking views at every step⛰️. The red sandstone blazes like fire, and hiking to the arch rewards you with nature’s awe-inspiring craftsmanship🪨. **Swan River | Gemstone Blue** By the blue waters of Swan River💙, enjoy the gentlest urban sunset, feel Perth’s tender breath, and capture the purest "mirror of the sky." **Wave Rock | Brown Stone Grain** A 2.5-billion-year-old rock wave carved by weathering🌊, resembling frozen lava rolls—each layer of texture records Earth’s rings. **Lobster Shack | Fiery Red** Catch bright red lobsters with your own hands🦞, savoring the sweetness from ocean to plate—their vivid hue is almost too tempting to eat! **Lancelin Sand Dunes | Pearl White** Stroll across these milk-foam-soft white dunes🥛, stepping on what feels like frozen ocean waves. At sunset, it’s like walking into a dream. Western Australia’s colors aren’t just in the scenery—they’re in the experiences💫 Embark on a **"Limited Edition Color Palette Journey"**, Let your camera and soul be filled with nature’s wonders🌟

While Australia often draws attention to its eastern side, the western side also has plenty of attractions to explore 🇦🇺❣️ ① The Pinnacles Located within Nambung National Park, "The Pinnacles" are fascinating limestone formations that rise from the ground, earning the nickname Pinnacles Desert 🏜️. There are so many of them, creating a mysterious and unique atmosphere. Haha. ② Rottnest Island A 90-minute ferry ride from Perth will take you to Rottnest Island. This is where the adorable quokkas, featured in the third photo, reside! They are so cute 💓. Some even say they inspired the design of Pikachu ✨. The cityscape of Perth is also beautiful, making it a comfortable place to spend time. Be sure to enjoy the western side of Australia 🇦🇺 as well ✨. 📍 The Pinnacles Location: Nambung National Park, Western Australia

Known as "the world's loneliest city," Perth hides breathtaking Indian Ocean sunsets, pristine forests, and adorable wildlife—embark on an adventure in the Southern Hemisphere! 🛬【Itinerary】 D1: Perth City → Kings Park (panoramic city views) → Elizabeth Quay (instagrammable Ferris wheel) → Fremantle (explore vintage markets, watch the Indian Ocean sunset at dusk) D2: Perth → Rottnest Island (25-minute ferry ride) → Rent bikes to explore the island, meet quokkas (the world’s happiest animals!), snorkel at Little Armstrong Beach D3: Rottnest Island → Return to Perth → Drive 1.5 hours to Swan Valley (wine tasting at Sandalford Winery with a cheese platter) → Evening Swan River cruise D4: Perth → The Pinnacles (2.5-hour drive, limestone pillars rising from the desert like alien terrain) → Lobster Shack (freshly cracked lobster, sweet and juicy) → Return to Perth D5: Perth → Wave Rock (3.5-hour drive, 15m-high red granite wave formation, epic for photos) → York (explore historic buildings, enjoy English afternoon tea) D6: Perth → Caversham Wildlife Park (cuddle a koala, feed kangaroos) → Cottesloe Beach (Indian Ocean sunset, iconic lighthouse photo op) ⛺【Must-Visit Attractions】 Rottnest Island: Quokkas are the star attraction! They’re fearless and will smile for your camera—bring carrots (available on the island), but don’t force hugs. The Pinnacles: Thousands of limestone pillars stand in Nambung National Park, with surreal light at sunrise/sunset—like stepping onto Mars. Wave Rock: A WA landmark, its wave-like grooves are photogenic—wear bright colors for contrast. 🍩【Must-Try Food】 Rock Lobster: Order fresh at Lobster Shack or Perth Fish Market—try garlic butter grilled for bouncy, flavorful meat. Fish & Chips: Cicerello’s in Fremantle is a century-old spot—crispy fish with tartar sauce and a cold beer by the sea. Aussie Breakfast: Avocado toast with poached eggs and a Flat White at a Kings Park brunch spot—perfect start to the day. 🏨【Accommodation Tips】 Perth City: COMO The Treasury—a historic building with rooftop pool views, steps from Kings Park. Fremantle: Esplanade Hotel Fremantle—a heritage harborfront stay with sunset cocktails on the terrace. Rottnest Island: Salandra Beach House—beachfront villas for an immersive island experience. 🚌【Transport Tips】 City Transit: Free CAT buses cover major Perth sights; book Rottnest ferries (AUD ~80 round-trip) a day ahead. Road Trips: Rent a car (easy at Perth Airport) for The Pinnacles/Wave Rock—scenic stops galore (remember: drive on the left!). 🧡【Tips】 Sun Protection: WA’s UV is intense—SPF 50+, wide-brim hats, and UPF clothing are musts, even on cloudy days. Wildlife Etiquette: Only Caversham allows koala cuddles (limited to WA/SA/QLD); avoid kangaroo claws and use approved feed. Seasonal Prep: June-Aug (10-18°C) needs layers; Dec-Feb (30-40°C) demands early/late outings to beat the heat.

📅 Itinerary Day1：Perth Mint — Fremantle : Fremantle Market, Fremantle Prison: Dinner at Little Creatures, Batter Beach Day2: Rottnest Island to see quokka Day3: Road trip. Fremantle to Cervantes, Pinnacles Day4: Road trip. Lancelin Sand Dune, Carvesham Wildlife Park, Swan Valley stay Day5: Swan Valley - motor museum, Winery, The Chocolate Factory Day6: Perth CBD: Kings Park. Perth CBD walk 🏨 Accommodation : Perth CBD- Holidays Inn 👍. Fremantle- Esplanade Hotel by Rydges. Swan Valley - Discovery Park 🍴 Food Recommendations : Dining out is generally ex in Perth. Fish and chip at Fremantle is very much recommended. Also, a fine dining course at Swan Valley is truly memorable. #familytravel

Perth, Australia, is a highly recommended destination for year-end holidays or winter vacations. Although it may seem far off, why not escape the cold of Japan next winter and ring in the New Year during Perth's best season? When visiting Perth, one must join a one-day tour to see the Pinnacles ✨️. You may have seen this peculiar landscape of standing rocks in the media at some point. Located about 250 kilometers from Perth, joining a tour is the most convenient way to access this site. After a few hours of driving, you might feel a bit tired upon arrival, but the breathtaking scenery will instantly rejuvenate you. The landscape, filled with rocks and sand, can make it challenging to maintain your sense of direction, so it's helpful to use the small stones placed along the paths as guides. 🌼 Name: The Pinnacles Desert 📍 Location: Nambung, Western Australia, Australia 🚘️ Access: Joining a tour from Perth is recommended.

Western Australia is the largest state in Australia, where travel primarily relies on self-driving. The coastal Indian Ocean Drive (Route 66) rivals Melbourne's Great Ocean Road. Here's a summary of must-visit destinations: 👉North West: Mostly inland landscapes, somewhat resembling the Northern Territory. 👉Coral Coast: Stretching from Cervantes to Exmouth, this is the main route for most Western Australia itineraries. 👉Perth & Surroundings: Perth serves as the gateway to Western Australia and a transit hub for exploring the region. 👉South West: Primarily the Margaret River area, Australia's largest wine-producing region. 👉Golden Outback: The gold-mining inland area sees relatively few visitors. Must-Do Activities in Western Australia: ✨Sunset Views Western Australia's coastline offers stunning sunsets daily, with twilight skies adding a magical touch in urban areas! Best sunset spots in Perth: Cottesloe Beach, Scarborough Beach, Elizabeth Quay ✨Meet the Quokka✨ Exclusive to Rottnest Island, these adorable creatures inspired Pikachu's design. ✨Pink Lakes✨ Western Australia has three pink lakes: Hutt Lagoon (north), Lake Hillier (south), and Pink Lake. Hutt Lagoon is the largest and most accessible, while Lake Hillier requires helicopter tours. Pink Lake's color varies by season. ✨Diving & Snorkeling✨ Rottnest Island (shipwrecks, marine life), Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, Jurien Bay, Ningaloo Marine Park ✨Hiking✨ Bibbulmun Track ✨Whale Watching✨ July-November, best at King George Sound in Albany ✨Wildflower Viewing✨ August-October, recommended at Bibbulmun Track, Stirling Range, and Lesueur National Park ✨National Park Hopping✨ With 135 national parks, you can purchase passes for various durations. ✨Wine Tasting✨ Margaret River is one of Australia's premier wine regions, specializing in Bordeaux-style wines. Other notable areas: Denmark, Mount Barker, Porongurup, and Swan Valley - all featuring stunning vineyard landscapes. ✨Lobster Feast✨ Cervantes: The closest town to the Pinnacles, famous for its rock lobsters. From November to August, join the Lobster Shack's yacht tours to catch lobsters! Factory visits are available year-round. Photogenic Spots: 📍Elizabeth Quay: Sunset (P15) 📍Lancelin Sand Dunes (P3) 📍The Pinnacles (P11) 📍Jurien Bay (P13) 📍Lesueur National Park (P12) 📍Kalbarri (P8) 📍Hutt Lagoon (P4, P9) 📍Fremantle: Rainbow Containers (P10) 📍William Bay (Elephant Rocks): Instagram-famous (P1-2) 📍Wave Rock (P7) 📍Penguin Island (P5-P6) 📍Rottnest Island: Quokka selfies (remember to flip your camera for their signature smile!) (P14)

The vibrantly colored landscapes of Western Australia offer breathtaking sights whether you head north or south—white sand dunes, pink lakes, blue bays, or the Pinnacles Desert are all must-visit attractions. 📝 Western Australia Travel Guide 👉 Itinerary: Typically starts from Perth city, with 2-6 days of exploration 💪 Recommended Highlights: Pink Lake, Lancelin Sand Dunes, Lucky Bay, Wave Rock, Jurien Bay, Pinnacles Desert, Rottnest Island, Margaret River Region 🚘 6-Day Tour Route Reference D1: Free day in Perth city D2: Perth → Lancelin Sand Dunes → Pinnacles Desert → Lobster Shack → Green Head → Leaning Trees → Hotel D3: Pink Lake → Jurien Bay → Perth D4: Perth → Busselton Jetty → Canal Rocks → Stromatolites → Perth D5: Perth → York → Hyden → Wave Rock → Perth D6: Free day on Rottnest Island 💡 This route covers most of Western Australia’s famous attractions. ⚠️ For those short on time, 2-5 day itineraries are also available. 👋 Tour Recommendations 1️⃣ Two days are ideal for nearby attractions like Pink Lake, Lancelin Sand Dunes, Pinnacles Desert, and Jurien Bay. 2️⃣ 4-6 days allow you to explore most surrounding spots, including Wave Rock, Margaret River Region, and Rottnest Island. 3️⃣ First-time visitors with ample time should opt for the 6-day tour. ✅ About Group Tours 🚘 Round trip from Perth with city hotel pick-up and drop-off 👉 Chinese-speaking guide for seamless communication 📣 Complimentary attraction tickets included (valid until 2027) 📷 Pink Lake aerial photography (weather permitting)