Australia's National Parks

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Enjoy the adventure of blue water light tackle sports fishing in the pristine waters of Arafura Sea and have comfortable beachside screened all weather tent accommodation each evening on our wilderness fishing and camping safari ranging from 4 - 7 days. Great fishing in un crowded waters with magnificent scenery on these uninhabited islands.
Situated on the most northwest tip of Arnhem Land Cape Don offers access to some of Australia's most remote wilderness and unspoiled coastline. Cape Don is the site of a historic lighthouse built in 1916, now newly renovated to offer the guests comfortable homestead style accommodation. Cape Don is renowned for its diverse range of wild sports fishing experiences making it a fisherman's paradise virtually all year round. The area is surrounded by mangrove lined creeks, sandy island cays, fringing reef and rocky outcrops in deep blue water all ideal fishing environments.

Goongarrie National Park
Goongarrie National Park, nearly 50,000ha in extent includes large areas of Mulga. The Park, north of Kalgoorlie, can be reached by traveling north to Menzies and turning east on a gravel road of reasonable standard. Spring is the best time to visit.

Eucla National Park
Tucked away in the south-east corner of Western Australia, against the head of the Great Australian Bight is the 3,340ha Eucla National Park. The Park's most significant features are the vast Delisser Sandhills and Wilson Bluff, a high limestone cliff which provides inspiring view of the awesome coastal cliffs beginning at Eucla and continuing unbroken for hundreds of kilometers to the east.

The Park's flora is melee scrub and heath land, typical of the local coastline. Several interesting plants occur in the Park. Visitors may also see whales, seals and albatrosses from the Park's ocean front. The Park has no facilities but is only 10 minutes drive from the Eucla town site.
John Forrest National Park
This 1580ha park on the Darling Range escarpment consists of Jarrah forests with marri, wandoo and blackboys. Attractions include wild fowers in the spring and waterfalls. 40 minutes drive from Perth

Ningaloo Marine Park
Offshore, the Ningaloo Reef stretches from north to south for 260km and protects a lagoon rich in marine life. Fantastic coral formations, rare starfish, Dugongs, Whale Sharks, playful Dolphins and giant Hump- Backed Whales are some of the fascinating marine life that inhabit the waters. In season, sheltered sand beaches serve as nesting rookeries for turtles. Several historic ship wrecks can also be found in the Park.
Cape Range National Park
Situated mostly On the west side of North West Cape, the Cape Range National Park is a spectacular place of rugged limestone ranges, deep canyons and 50 km of pristine beaches.
Millstream-Chichester National Park
In contrast to the Kariljini National Park, scenes in this Park vary from magnificent views over the coastal plain to the permanent river pools of Millstream. Excellent swimming conditions and informal camping areas are available.
Batavia Coast

The Shark Bay Heritage Area is the home one of the worlds last surviving herds of dugongs, who along with whales, turtles, manta rays, and large sharks are regularly sighted.

Monkey Mia is one of Western Australia's most famous and popular tourist attractions, where wild dolphins can be hand fed on the shoreline. The area is one of the best for fishermen and also home to the famous Western Australian crayfish.