Explore Kalbarri: Your Ultimate Local Guide

Sunset over Kalbarri’s red cliffs and turquoise waters, a breathtaking coastal view that captures the natural beauty surrounding Kalbarri accommodation options.

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Visit Kalbarri

Welcome to Visit Kalbarri — your friendly guide to Kalbarri accommodation, dining, and attractions. Whether you’re booking your next getaway, planning your first visit, or just dreaming of warm sunsets and red cliffs, we’ll help you make the most of it. Built by locals, made for everyone.

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Your Local Guide to Kalbarri Accommodation, Attractions & More.

Tucked along Western Australia’s Coral Coast, Kalbarri is a stunning fusion of rugged red cliffs, turquoise bays, and natural wonders. Explore iconic attractions like the Kalbarri Skywalk and Nature’s Window, cruise the Murchison River, and witness seasonal magic with vibrant wildflowers and migrating whales along the coast. Whether you’re chasing sunsets at Island Rock or relaxing with fish and chips by the beach, Kalbarri promises wild adventures and peaceful moments in equal measure.

Kalbarri Accommodation

A waiter serving fresh bruschetta and a garden salad in a cozy Kalbarri restaurant.

Dine In & Take Away

Reefwalker Ocean Discovery boat cruising at sunset with passengers enjoying the view.

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Aerial view of Kalbarri Skywalk’s cantilevered viewing platforms extending dramatically over the cliffs of Murchison River Gorge in Kalbarri National Park.

Kalbarri Attractions

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Australian pelican gliding across calm water in Kalbarri, Western Australia

Things to Do in Kalbarri

Discover Kalbarri’s top attractions, nature spots, and must-try activities — from wildflower trails to ocean adventures. Something for everyone

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Close-up of vibrant pink wildflowers blooming in Kalbarri, Western Australia

Best Time to Visit Kalbarri

Plan your perfect trip with seasonal tips on weather, events, and the best times to catch whales, wildflowers, and magic sunsets.

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Steve and Linley with friends sitting in front of Nature’s Window in Kalbarri, Western Australia on a sunny day, surrounded by iconic red rock formations.

Kalbarri National Park Guide

Explore deep gorges, dramatic lookouts, and hiking trails across one of Western Australia’s most iconic national parks. See our guide below.

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How to Get to Kalbarri

Everything you need to know about travelling to Kalbarri — by road, air, or coach. Plus handy local travel tips for when you arrive in Kalbarri

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Kalbarri Travel Tips & Stories

Get inspired by local highlights, seasonal advice, and insider tips to help you plan the ultimate Kalbarri escape.

Chasing the Sunset: Island Rock and Natural Bridge

There’s something about a Kalbarri sunset that sticks with you. After living here for a while, I thought I’d seen it all—endless stretches of rugged coastline, fiery skies over the Indian Ocean—but there’s one place that left me completely captivated: Island Rock and Natural Bridge. It was a spur-of-the-moment decision one evening.

A breathtaking aerial view of a humpback whale and its calf swimming in the crystal-clear waters near Kalbarri, with a whale-watching tour boat nearby.

Kalbarri by Sunset: Cruising the Coastal Cliffs on the Isle G

Kalbarri is a coastal gem where red cliffs meet the sea, offering some of the most breathtaking ocean experiences in Western Australia. From iconic Kalbarri sunsets to encounters with majestic creatures of the ocean, this destination is simply a must-do for wildlife lovers and sunset seekers alike.

Nature’s Window, a natural sandstone rock arch overlooking the lush Murchison River Gorge in Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia.

Why the Kalbarri Skywalk Should Be on Your Bucket List

Perched high above the stunning Murchison River Gorge, the Kalbarri Skywalk is an absolute must-visit destination that offers breathtaking views and a true taste of Western Australia’s rugged natural beauty. This jaw-dropping attraction is located in the heart of the Kalbarri National Park.