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This quintessential Australian beach holiday location will inspire you to swim, surf, walk, relax and simply be at peace.
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Tasman Holiday Parks Kalbarri, Coral Coast Western Australia.

With national park surrounding the township and magnificent coastal cliffs to the south, Kalbarri is the ideal base for your adventures.

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With national park surrounding the township and magnificent coastal cliffs to the south, Kalbarri is the ideal base for your adventures. Explore world-renowned national parkland, immerse yourself in ocean and river activities, marvel at panoramic views and curiosities of nature.
Aerial view of Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake

HUTT LAGOON

This intriguing pin-hued salt lake gains its colour from the algae Dunaliella salina. The algae is a source of beta-carotene, which is used as a food colouring agent and vitamin A in supplements and cosmetics. Hutt Lagoon is home to the worlds largest microalgae production plant. 

BLUE HOLES

For an awesome underwater adventure, pack your swimming gear, goggles and snorkel. Just five minutes from Kalbarri, this popular beach boasts a fascinating fish habitat protection area. Search the limestone reef system supporting more than 70 species of finfish, plus coral special, crustaceans and western rock lobsters. 

KALBARRI FORESHORE, CHINAMAN'S BEACH

While away the day at Chinaman’s beach, where the Murchison River meets the sea. This sheltered cove is ideal for families. Swim in turquoise waters, enjoy a picnic or barbeque, go fishing from he rocks or wheelchair accessible platform. 

Couple walking along the cliffs, Kalbarri

BIGURDA BOARDWALK TRAIL

This 1.2km return raised boardwalk connects Island Rock to Natural Bridge. Linger at the shelter to take in coastal views, spot the resident dolphins, or humpback whales in season. Tackle the 16km return Bigurda Trail and lookouts between Eagle Gorge and Natural Bridge. 

LOCAL LOOKOUTS

Travel scenic walking trails along rugged sandstone cliffs rising more than 100 metres from the ocean. Red Bluff Lookout has the highest elevation point and offers spectacular views. Visit Eagle Gorge Lookout and venture down rocky paths to isolated beaches. Discover how the hazardous cove of Pot Alley got its name. 

PELICAN FEEDING

For a special holiday treat, join a pelican feeding session Kalbarri foreshore. Volunteers host daily sessions at 8:45am. Learn about Australia’s largest flying bird and if you’re game, feed them fish. 

Kalbarri Skywalk

The Kalbarri Skywalk is a highlight of any visit to Kalbarri National Park. Walk on cantilevered platforms suspended 100 metres above the Murchison Gorge, formed 400 million years ago. Soak up breathtaking views of iconic red cliffs and national parkland. See interpretive artworks of local Indigenous artists plus native animal sculptures and fossils.

Aerial view of Kalbarri Skywalk | Kalbarri National Park

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Acknowledgement of Country

At Tasman Holiday Parks we are committed to nurturing timeless places that resonate with the enduring beauty and culture of our shared history.

We recognise and acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live work and play. We acknowledge and embrace this legacy first carried by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands.

Their deep-rooted connection to the land, sky, and waterways has shaped these places for thousands of years, and we are grateful to be a part of this ongoing story.

With respect, we acknowledge Elders past, who have stewarded these lands through time; those present, who continue to enrich them with us on our journey; and those yet to come, who will carry this legacy to future generations.