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Kalbarri, WA is a small coastal town just north of Perth and is a popular stop over point for those on their way up to Coral Bay and Exmouth to visit the amazing Ningaloo Reef.
But we urge you not to make Kalbarri just a stop over for one night, there are so many things to do in Kalbarri that you could easily spend a few days here and not get bored.
This area on the Coral Coast is spectacular. It’s also offers a quiet, restful vacation and something so quirky with the Hutt River Principality.
From hiking to sunbathing on the beach, to sipping delicious coffee in quaint coffee shops or taking in the quirkiness of the town – to help adequately prepare you for your trip to Kalbarri National Park, here are all the best attractions in Kalbarri to visit.
Where is Kalbarri National Park?
Before we get into the top things to do in Kalbarri, let’s dive into where you’ll find Kalbarri National Park.
It’s known to be one of the most spectacular national parks in Western Australia, AND just as good as our favorite, Karijini.
Its located 570.9 km north of Perth (6 hours drive) by driving via State Route 60 and National Route 1.
From Coral Bay, it’s a 6 hour 45 minute drive South (672.8 km) along National Route 1.
The park is located on the lower reaches of the Murchison River Gorge.
For 400 million years the flow of the Murchison River has carved gorgeous deep red and white striped gorges that stretch 80km towards the Indian Ocean.
These inner gorges are yours to explore.
Best Things to Do in Kalbarri on your Trip
Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or a history buff, make sure you tick these attractions of your Kalbarri to do list!
1. Visit Inner Gorge Kalbarri National Park, WA (Nature’s Window)
It was a constant harassing of HUNDREDS of flies covering my legs, climbing up my nose, crawling behind my sunglasses around my eyes and trying to get into my mouth.
I don’t even think a cork hat would have been any good at shooing them away.
The intensity of the heat hit as soon as we started walking as well.
It wasn’t that hot in Kalbarri town, so we kind of dismissed the lady in the Kalbarri visitor centre who warned us about the heat in the national park. Plus, we’d just come from Karijini, which was killer heat.
We drove to a few other lookout points that were close to the car…
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