PER → BME

Shark Bay

View the UNESCO-listed marine park where bright red sands of Francois Peron National Park meet shallow turquoise lagoons.

Ningaloo Reef

Spot the world's largest fringing coral reef, visible as a distinct white surf line separating the deep blue ocean from the inner lagoon.

Shell Beach

A striking snow-white arc in the Shark Bay region composed of billions of tiny white shells.

Abrolhos Islands

A cluster of 122 islands and coral reefs located approximately 60km off the coast of Geraldton.

Zuytdorp Cliffs

Dramatic limestone cliffs that rise 170 meters vertically from the Indian Ocean for over 150 kilometers.

Lake Macleod

A massive salt lake near Carnarvon featuring intricate white crusts and geometric evaporation patterns.

The Pilbara Ranges

Vast stretches of ancient, iron-rich red earth and rugged mountain ranges that characterize the Australian outback.

Mining Infrastructure

Glimpse the scale of WA's resource industry through massive open-cut mines and long ore train tracks.

Roebuck Bay

On the final approach into Broome, see the intense contrast between the red pindan soil and the milky blue waters of the bay.

Kennedy Range

A large plateau rising from the desert floor with spectacular red sandstone cliffs and canyons.