Cervantes
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Cervantes is approximately 256 kilometres or just over two hours drive north of Perth and 53 kilometres west of the Brand Highway. Established in 1962 using 505 hectares of land excised from the Nambung Reserve, the town site was created to serve the people engaged in the Cray fishing industry. The town is named after the American whaling ship “Cervantes”, a two masted barque, wrecked nearby on 29 June 1844. The introduction of scheme water, power and telephone in the mid-70s attracted more businessmen, tradesmen and people seeking a quiet but comfortable retirement to the town. Cervantes features spectacular white,
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Nambung National ParkHome to the famous Pinnacles Desert about a three hour drive north of Perth, Nambung
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Lake Thetis StromatolitesVisiting the remarkable Stromatolites at the picturesque Lake Thetis is an opportunity not to be
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PinnaclesThe extraordinary ancient rock formations that make up the Pinnacles are located about a three-hour
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Thirsty Point LookoutThirsty Point Lookout offers spectacular panoramic views of the ocean, surrounding bays and the town
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Europa AnchorAn unusual sight as you enter the town of Cervantes is the Europa Anchor. Displayed
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Cervantes Pinnacles MotelThe Cervantes Pinnacles Motel is situated close to all amenities and only 17 kilometres from
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Pinnacles Edge ResortPinnacles Edge Resort is the latest in luxury Cervantes accommodation. It is a brand new
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Cervantes Holiday HomesEnjoy the pristine coastline and the world renowned Pinnacles at Cervantes Holiday Homes. Just a
