Top Things to do in Kalbarri
What to do and see in Kalbarri, Western Australia: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Kalbarri, Australia including Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris, Kalbarri Abseil, Kalbarri Wagoe Beach Quad Bike Tours, Kalbarri Outback Action, The Murchison Experience, Kalbarri Skywalk, Rainbow Jungle, Kalbarri Visitor Centre, Red Bluff, The Loop and Z Bend Gorge.
Restaurants in Kalbarri
1. Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 280 reviews
We are located on the picturesque Murchison House Station, conducting guided quad bike safari tours into the Station and or the southern river escarpment in Kalbarri. These safari tours allow both novice and experienced riders the thrill of riding ATVs in the only guided bush quad bike tour in Western Australia. We have dual seat ATVs and cater for ages from 4 - 83 (so far) years young! Disability is often also not a barrier to enjoying these safaris.We have scheduled safaris available most days, and are happy to customise itineraries to suit everyone. Advanced bookings are essential.
2. Kalbarri Abseil
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 354 reviews
Amazing Abseil Adventure Tours! Hiking, sightseeing, abseiling, swimming & exploring through the spectacular Z-Bend Gorge Kalbarri W.A. Come Hang with us!
3. Kalbarri Wagoe Beach Quad Bike Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 383 reviews
With our tour you will not only enjoy a ride along the beach, you will feel like you are part of the magnificent scenery. Discover wildlife, marine life and the fantastic Wagoe Sand Dunes. You can over look the Coral Coast, the Kalbarri National Park and in Whale Season you will be able to see the whales like you never have before!! Along the way you will stop and enjoy our complimentary refreshments and light snack. Our Tours are designed for the novice as well as for the experienced riders. The Quad Bikes and Buggies are all 2 seaters, simple to operate (automatic) and comfortable. We will collect you in our Courtesy Bus from your accommodation in Kalbarri and take you to Wagoe Farm. The views are amazing and the experience will leave you totally rejuvenated....... Please note - We will never pressure anyone to write a review of our tour, it is your choice, but if you do we really appreciate it and thank you for taking the time to do so......
4. Kalbarri Outback Action
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
We have changed our name!!! We are now KALBARRI OUTBACK ACTION! This name better reflects our ONE-STOP shop to Adventure whilst in Kalbarri. Still the Best Fun and Adventure, Canoe and Sandboarding Tours in town . Come and see a seldom visited ancient landscape while our humourous and colourful guides tell stories of the river and dune, history geology and wonderful wildlife and fauna.These Tours are for you whether your 4 or 84, family orientated, canoe the river at your own pace or join in the canoe fun topped off with a tasty bacon,egg,sausage,baked beans, fresh bread roll and tea,coffee,and milo, cooked fresh on our unique bush barbie or Ride the dunes on a 4WD Adventure.These Tours are suitable for all ages and all levels of fitness.Come and enjoy the experience of the Mighty Murchison River, Historical Murchison House Station and the fun and excitement of the Dunes. To see all our reviews goto "Kalbarri Sandboarding and Kalbarri Outback Action on Tripadvisor!!
5. The Murchison Experience
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 126 reviews
KALBARRI'S MOST UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCE Explore the Murchison River by canoe while we prepare you a feast of fresh cockles, fish and kangaroo on the campfire. Unwind with a drink on the river banks while the younger ones play games and music. Visit the Murchison House Station, learn bush skills and have fun cooking you own damper and pizzas.
6. 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
7. 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.
8. Kalbarri Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 466 reviews
Pop in and visit us for all the local information on Kalbarri. Let us plan your itinerary, book tours, accommodation, bus tickets for travel north & south. Gift ideas and great souvenirs in store. One of the best locations in Kalbarri with river and ocean views.
Reviewed By 72jodib
The ladies were very helpful and lovely to deal with. They helped with booking abseiling after I had trouble on the website and gave us some helpful information about National Park passes
9. Red Bluff
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By KWtraveller84 - Perth, Australia
We followed the road signage to the main carpark. Easy paved walkway to the lookout which provides amazing views of the coast. You can walk down to beach from here but we chose to exit and instead drive past the Red Bluff Caravan park where you can park near the beach and explore the red bluff Beach. Many rockpools with little crabs and fish around. Lovely place to explore and have a swim.
10. The Loop and Z Bend Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By EdiBa683 - Switzerland, null
The Z Bend Gorge is great. We took two different walks. The short walk to the lookout point with a breathtaking view over the river was quite easy and 1.2 km long and easy to tackle. The river trail is a more challenging hike and goes down to the river. It is not a problem if you are reasonably fit and sure-footed. Good shoes and enough water are necessary. Sometimes the trail goes steeply downhill, there are natural steps and some loose rocks. We also had to climb down ladders through the narrow gorge. It was an interesting hike and we enjoyed it. The break by the river was also nice with beautiful scenery. Although swimming would be possible, we decided not to do so because the green water would not be inviting. Back we went the same steep way, as it is a one-way trail. At 2.6 km there and back, the trail is not very long, but challenging due to the heat and steepness. Both hikes are worth it.
