Top Things to do in Kalbarri
Things to do in Kalbarri, Western Australia: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Kalbarri, Australia including Jakes Point, Kalbarri Skywalk, Kalbarri National Park, Rainbow Jungle, Chinaman's Beach, Murchison River, Kalbarri National Park Coastal Cliffs, Nature’s Window, Blue Holes, Zuytdorp Cliffs.
Restaurants in Kalbarri
1. Jakes Point
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By mmmmt1 - Western Australia, Australia
A great spot to watch the waves and watch the surfers, especially when the weather gets a bit stormy. Because of the coastline and the surfing break, the carpark is pretty close to the actual surfing action, so it's a great spot to watching the surfers in action.
2. Kalbarri Skywalk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 50 reviews
Perched right on the cliff-top, two 100-metre-high lookouts project 25 and 17 metres beyond the rim of the Murchison Gorge. Visitors can venture out on the skywalks and enjoy incredible views of the spectacular gorge and surrounding environment. Learn about the traditional owners ‘Nanda’ heritage and culture through interpretive signage and artwork. Discover local fauna statues, fossils and geolocation information on the 400 million year old sandstone that makes these gorges. Pathways are flat and level to the Skywalk, toilets and shelters for easy access for people with prams and wheelchairs. There is also undercover seating and a kiosk. Roads are sealed. Park entry fees apply. Drinking water can be purchased during kiosk operation times. Take plenty of water on all walking trails within the park.
Reviewed By jodybrat - Perth, Australia
My first time to the Kalbarri national park and I was amazed at how good the facilities were, the skywalk in particular is breathtaking and really cleverly integrated with local indigenous information as well as information about the biodiversity of the park The cafe was a massive surprise and was stocked with delicious treats, meals and excellent coffee
3. Kalbarri National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Kalbarri National Park surrounds the lower reaches of the Murchison River, which has cut a magnificent 80 kilometre gorge through the red and white banded sandstone to create formations such as Nature’s Window and The Loop, Z-Bend and Hawks Head, with scenic gorge views at the Ross Graham Lookout and views of the town and river mouth at Meanarra Hill.
Reviewed By MarkH201 - Perth, Australia
My self and she who must be obeyed(sometimes) visited the National park on our recent visit to Kalbarri, such a huge place with so much to do. visit the skywalks, Natures Window, is a must see, bursting with wild flowers it takes your breath away, please take lots of water 3 to 4 liters per person ,it gets bloody got out there
4. Rainbow Jungle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 574 reviews
Reviewed By chrissiecorcoran
This is a privately run business which houses a wide variety of birds, some of which are endangered. There is a free flight area and there is information about the various birds. The setting is very tasteful with lots of water features which include fish and water lilies. I have visited Kalbarri several times but never visited the Rainbow Jungle before. I would recommend a vist and commend the owners for a very well kept attraction which is sensitve to conservation of vulnerable species.
5. Chinaman's Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By KWtraveller84 - Perth, Australia
We visited this beach on a daily basis during our stay in Kalbarri. Multiple places to swim, fish or just sit on the grass and watch the boats. Shallow water over sandbar is ideal for fishing. Easy access from various carparks and multiple toilet blocks too. Lots of fish and small crabs around in the sand and shallow waters. Boat hire nearby with kayaks, power boats and paddle boats. Definitely visit the markets here when they pop up aswell!
6. Murchison River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By JohnE731
Whether fishing, boating, kayaking, swimming or just looking for a relaxing time on a bit of beach you will find it here. Just be warned to keep insect repellant or a fly veil as the flies are annoying at this time of year
7. Kalbarri National Park Coastal Cliffs
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By T303ANsteveb - Norwich, United Kingdom
Several view points along this stretch of coastal cliffs, one can enjoy a short amble of a few hundred metres or go for longer hikes along the top. Rock layering dating back some 400 million years creates some stunning views and photo opportunities. Also depending on time of year, whales can be spotted on their migration.
8. Nature’s Window
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By traceyandron2015 - Midland, Australia
Amazing breathtaking experience, a must do especially for sunrise, was magic. only a short 15 min moderate walk from car park, on way back a few steps
9. Blue Holes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By KWtraveller84 - Perth, Australia
This is a protected fish sanctuary making it perfect for snorkeling. Low tide shows the rockpools and reef and seemed to be very popular with families and kids. High tide is still stunning snorkeling but be careful of strong currents that can carry a swimmer metres along the beach before they realise.
