Cocklebiddy, Western Australia

Cocklebiddy, Western Australia Cocklebiddy is a tiny settlement between Madura and Caiguna that provides facilities for travellers on the Eyre Highway.

Visit the remains of one of the old telegraph stations nearby. For those travelling in a four wheel drive vehicle, experience the pristine beauty of Nuytsland Nature Reserve with a visit to the local bird observatory.

The Eyre Bird Observatory is located 35 kilometres in from the highway with the turn off being 17 kilometres east of Cocklebiddy. The Observatory is housed in the wonderful old Eyre Telegraph Station which also acts as a museum and accommodation premises for overnight visitors.

As well as bird watching there are peaceful bush walks and a pristine beach to enjoy. Entry to the nature reserve requires 4WD or you may make prior arrangements with the rangers to be picked up. Entry fees apply.

Dine in or takeaway meals are available from the roadhouse. Some basic dry goods are also available.

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Take a deep breath

Of the Nullarbor's caves, the largest and the most accessible are the deep caves at Cocklebiddy. Cave divers from around the world come to swim in its crystal-clear waters. And you can enjoy a cooling beer at Cocklebiddy's Wedgetail Inn.

Tumbling parrot shows

Nuytsland Nature Reserve, on the edge of the Great Australian Bight, features the Eyre Bird Observatory, panoramic views of dunes, treeless plains and 100-metre cliffs plunging into the sea. Over 240 species of birds have been recorded around here. more

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Cocklebiddy, Western Australia

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Take a deep breath

Tumbling parrot shows

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Cocklebiddy is a tiny settlement between Madura and Caiguna that provides facilities for travellers on the Eyre Highway. Visit the remains of one of the old telegraph stations nearby. For those travelling in a four wheel drive vehicle, experience the pristine beauty of Nuytsland Nature Reserve with a visit to the local bird observatory. The Eyre Bird Observatory is located 35 kilometres in from the highway with the turn off being 17 kilometres east of Cocklebiddy. The Observatory is housed in the wonderful old Eyre Telegraph Station which also acts as a museum and accommodation premises for overnight visitors. As well as bird watching there are peaceful bush walks and a pristine beach to enjoy. Entry to the nature reserve requires 4WD or you may make prior arrangements with the rangers to be picked up. Entry fees apply. Dine in or takeaway meals are available from the roadhouse. Some basic dry goods are also available.
Articles Take a deep breath Of the Nullarbor's caves, the largest and the most accessible are the deep caves at Cocklebiddy. Cave divers from around the world come to swim in its crystal-clear waters. And you can enjoy a cooling beer at Cocklebiddy's Wedgetail Inn. Tumbling parrot shows Nuytsland Nature Reserve, on the edge of the Great Australian Bight, features the Eyre Bird Observatory, panoramic views of dunes, treeless plains and 100-metre cliffs plunging into the sea. Over 240 species of birds have been recorded around here. more
Experiences/Activities
Beach: Nature based: Wildlife: Birdwatching: Bushwalking: Self-Guided: