Ledge Point Local Attractions | Tasman Holiday Parks

Your outdoor adventure playground

Enjoy gorgeous beaches, Lancelin’s huge sand dunes and the remarkable Pinnacles Desert. Go swimming, snorkelling or diving on shipwrecks.

A Fishing Paradise

Grab a rod and hang out at “the groyne” – a favourite Ledge Point fishing haunt. BYO boat to launch from the beach or join a charter to some of the best fishing spots. Ask the locals where to reel in whiting, herring, tailor, pink snapper, bream or flathead.

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Ask our staff or visit the General Store for bait, tackle and advice on the best beach and offshore fishing spots.

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Uncover the region’s treasures

Immerse yourself in the delights of nature and create wonderful holiday memories.

Must-Do’s

A relaxing walk or drive uncovers some special holiday experiences. Wander along the beach, marvel at spectacular canola fields and wildflowers, or explore the rugged alien landscape of the Pinnacles Desert.

Beach walks

Start at Ledge Point or travel the Indian Ocean Drive to some of the most beautiful beaches along the coast. Soak up the serenity of a peaceful walk with panoramic views. For a treat, take a picnic dinner at sunset.

Wildflowers

Wildflower season in September and October is sensational! Plan a scenic drive along Orange Springs Road, towards Dandaragan or inland towards Moora. Admire delicate flowers, banksias, kangaroo paws and vibrant yellow canola fields. In December, look for Christmas trees and wildflowers at Moore River National Park.

Pinnacles Desert Lookout and Drive Trail

The Pinnacles – thousands of magnificent limestone pillars that jut from the yellow sand – are located in Nambung National Park near Cervantes. Drive or walk the 4km trail through the alien-looking landscape formed more than 25,000 years ago.

Lancelin sand dunes

Hire a sandboard and embrace the thrill of flying down Western Australia’s biggest sand dunes. Climb pristine white dunes for impressive views of Lancelin and the coast – it’s awesome at dawn or dusk! Explore this 2km-long dune system via four-wheel drive, quad bike, dirt bike or guided tour. Lancelin is 10km from Ledge Point.

Must-Do’s

Explore the region your way. Wind surf, kite surf or kayak. Walk or four-wheel drive through reserves or along beaches. After a jam-packed day out, enjoy a leisurely dinner at the Ledge Point Country Club or try local rock lobsters.

Nilgen Lookout and Wildflower Walk

Visit Nilgen Nature Reserve for picturesque views of the Indian Ocean. Choose a 200m stroll directly to the lookout, or walk the accessible 600m loop trail. See banksias, bottlebrush, kangaroo paws, lizards and mammals – if you’re lucky, perhaps even tiny native honey possums.

Lancelin Island

A small boat or kayak will give you access to Lancelin Island. Only 600 metres from the shore, this island boasts beautiful beaches, suburb swimming and diving spots, and gorgeous views. Follow the boardwalk to observe seabirds, lizards, sea lions and more.

Four-wheel driving

Get off the beaten track to discover the wonders of this stunning region. Go beach driving from Ledge Point and Lancelin. Tackle the Lancelin sand dunes, Wedge Island or venture further afield to the Pinnacles and Turquoise Coast.