3 Days 2 Nights Perth Pink Lake

Lancelin / Cervantes / Lobster Shack / Geraldton

Lancelin

Lancelin is the northern most point of the Perth Beaches region, the sand dunes are the largest in the state containing absolutely nothing but pure white sand and no vegetation. They are around 2 kilometres long and provide the perfect spot for sandboarding. A spectacular sight at sunrise or sunset.

Lobster Shack

Take a tour of a live lobster processing plant. A video presentation gives you an insight into this marvellous industry. Follow on through to the factory overhead walkway where you stand directly above 20 tonnes of live rock lobsters. Enjoy the audio guide and travel through at your own pace. We stop for lunch at the Lobster Shack.

• Travel to the lobster fishing town of Cervantes for lunch. Stop at the Lobster Shack for an informative talk about the lobster industry, followed by a self guided tour through the purpose built factory

Geraldton

The City of Geraldton has established itself as a trendy seaside city with the emergence of cold-brew coffee, street-art and arts festivals, shopping for coloured pearls, and indigenous drive trails. Blessed with beautiful inner-city beaches and a warm, windy climate – the region is a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts and maritime historians visiting Point Moore lighthouse.

Geraldton / Nature Window / Kalbarri National Park / Coastal Cliff / Pink Lake 

Nature Window

Nature’s Window is one of Western Australia’s most iconic natural attractions.This iconic attraction is a wind-eroded opening in the layered sandstone that frames a view of the river. It is a moderate, one-kilometre return walk beginning with a flight of stairs from the lookout at the carpark. Views of the gorge are available from the sealed path and lookouts before the final, rocky section.

Kalbarri National Park

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.

 Coastal Cliff

The Coastal Cliff walks are also a must. We walked along the 13 km cliff tops and enjoyed the many lookouts. From the cliff tops we watched whales, dolphins, and sea birds. We enjoyed visiting natural rock formations, such as Mushroom Rock, Red Bluff, and the Natural Bridge. Plus, storyboards along the cliff top walks told us about historic ship wrecks.

Pink Lake

Pink Lake is located in the fishing village of Port Gregory, this 27-square-mile lake actually changes color. While it’s predominantly pink, its colors transform to shades of red and purple depending on the time of day, season, and weather—although it’s said to be most beautiful when it’s mid-morning and at sunset.

Gersldton / Jurien Bay / Pinnacles / Back to Perth City

Jurien Bay

Jurien Bay has earned a place in the hearts of Perth holidaymakers, as well as fishing, diving and snorkelling enthusiasts. Under sunny skies for the majority of the year, this relaxed fishing town is blessed with long sandy beaches, colourful offshore reefs, amazing marine life and a thriving cray fishing industry.

Pinnacles

Western Australia’s gateway town to the Pinnacles Desert, Cervantes is a laid back fishing town north of Perth. Be sure to take in the lobster fishing industry as you travel through this town. Take a stroll through this eerie desert, amongst the iconic Pinnacles, believed to have been created millions of years ago when seashells were broken down into sand and then eroded by water and wind.