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Rainbow Jungle is a beautiful parrot habitat, where you will find the largest parrot free flight aviary in the country, with the biggest flock of purple crowned Lorikeets in the word and other brightly coloured Australian parrots.

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Experience the fascinating world of seahorses and see aquaculture in action! Wild seahorses are taken from our oceans every year to provide pets to a growing aquarium industry and few survive captivity. The Seahorse Sanctuary is forging a unique new aquaculture industry providing seahorses that are adapted to both survive and thrive as pets and provides cultured seahorses to pet shops across Australia, to help conserve wild seahorse populations.

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Get up close to the creatures of Shark Bay!

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The Marra Aboriginal Art Gallery is located in Gearaldton, Western Australia.

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If you would like a fun filled family outing come to the ‘Kalbarri Family Entertainment Centre’, referred to as ‘The Pirate Park’ or ‘Treasure Trove’ by the local kids.

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Oyster Creek is a tidal mangrove creek eight kilometres from town on the Old Carnarvon Road.

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Monkey Mia is one of Western Australia's most famous dolphin watching destinations.

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Coalseam Conservation Park showcases spectacular bush land with a vast array of Mother Nature’s finest offerings on display. It is difficult to miss the explosion of colour during the spring wildflower season. A stunning collection of flowers including Everlastings, Banksias, Hakeas and Grevilleas will ensure an explosion of colour to delight your senses. Keep the camera handy to capture the diversity of wildlife that lives in the park including kangaroos, emus, echidnas, eagles and cockatoos. For the nature lover this is truly paradise.

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Dive into the pristine waters of the aptly named Turquoise Bay near the town of Exmouth and you're swimming within a few metres of Ningaloo Reef.

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St Francis Xavier Cathedral is a spectacular church in the centre of Geraldton that you will find as magnificent on the inside as it looks from the outside. Designed by the parish priest John Hawkes, it took 22 years to build.