Shark Bay World Heritage Area located on the Coral Coast of Western Australia (WA), famous for its friendly Monkey Mia dolphins, makes a truly unique and unforgettable holiday destination. View more
Shark Bay Marine Park, on the Coral Coast of Western Australia (WA), is the largest marine embayment in Australia - it is home to a myriad of aquatic wildlife, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. View more
Monkey Mia Reserve is a must-see for families and nature lovers alike, located in Australia’s Shark Bay region, it is best known as the home to the world famous Monkey Mia dolphins. View more
Denham on WA’s (Western Australia’s) Coral Coast is located 830 kilometres north of Perth and provides the ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of the Shark Bay region. View more
Dirk Hartog Island, on Western Australia’s Coral Coast (WA) takes its name from Captain Dirk Hartog who arrived on the 'Eendracht' on October 25, 1616 - the first recorded European landing on Australian soil. View more
The Hamelin Pool Stromatolites, located in Shark Bay on the Coral Coast of Western Australia (WA), are 'living fossils' and are considered to be the best example of their kind found in the world. View more
Steep Point, part of the Carrarang Station on the Coral Coast of Western Australia (WA), is a mecca for fishermen - this spectacular location also features the magnificent Zuytdorp Cliffs. View more
Shell Beach, 45 kilometres southe-east of Denham on the Coral Coast of Western Australia (WA), is a beautiful beach made entirely of tiny shells laying up to 10 metres deep and stretching over 120 kilometres. View more