Cape Cuvier Coast

Cape Cuvier Coast is a picturesque natural port close to the most westerly point of Australia. Driving along the spectacular rugged coastline you will be able to see the shipwreck of the bulk carrier Korean Star that ran aground following a cyclone in the area. From high up on the 60-metre cliff in the winter months, you can see an incredible sight as whales and sharks pass by feeding on the schools of fish.

Continue along the coastal road to see the remarkable blowholes that shoot water 20 metres up into the air. Be sure to visit Coral Bay where the reef comes into the shore and provides you with a rare opportunity to snorkel with whale sharks and manta rays.

Cape Cuvier Coast is just 90 minutes from Carnarvon and a nine-and-a-half hour drive north of Perth.