The most beautiful natural sites to discover Western Australia

Beautiful waterfall in a curved gorge in such a way that it forms a natural amphitheatre.

Fitzgerald River National Park is located 350 km east of Albany and 419 km southeast of Perth. This beautiful park covers 297,211 ha and includes the Barren Mountains, the Eyre Range and the Fitzgerald River. It is accessed by the South Coast Highway, after Jerramungup, or by Bremer Bay, a peaceful fishing village at the extreme south of the park. Note that part of the Rabbit Proof Fence No. 2 (1 1,64 km long) crosses the park. At the end of this barrier put in place to prevent rabbits infiltration, Point Ann is one of the best whale watching sites on the coast. Only two out of four campgrounds are accessible to non-4 X 4 vehicles.

Hamelin Pool is one of the only places in the world where marine stromatolites can be observed along with Lake Thetis near Cervantes. These microorganisms, considered living fossils, represent the oldest form of life on Earth, they already existed 3.5 billion years ago, then the dominant form of life on Earth. They probably contributed to the creation of our oxygen-rich atmosphere and the ozone layer that allowed the development of terrestrial life.

The rock coast is cut and passes the waves through the trous-dug holes. Find out about the exact route to follow because it is poorly indicated.

These waterfalls of about metres impressive winter deserve to be visited in other seasons. A very pleasant walk walks through the lake and passes through the suspended bridges of the forest.

Siuée on the edge of the Gascoyne River, Rocky Pool is a natural freshwater swimming pool where you can bathe all year round.