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Each June, humpback whales migrate past Kalbarri on their journey from the nutrient-dense Southern Ocean to breeding grounds in warmer waters, returning south each August. Look out for these majestic creatures playing, frolicking and basking—sometimes with a southern right whale or two—on a guided whale-watching trip with knowledgeable crew and great views from all areas of the deck. Bring your own drinks and snacks to make the most of it.

Indulge in premium wild-caught seafood while exploring the Kalbarri ocean. Catching the Western Rocklobster is an adventure in learning how to catch, grade and enjoy the crustacean. Board the boat at Kalbarri Marina while floating into the river mouth and into the sea. Under the guidance of the crew, learn how to pull lobster pots, bait them and send them back into the ocean. Afterwards, take Rock Lobster home.

When the sun sets, the red rocks around Kalbarri take on the color of fire. See them from the water on this gorgeous sunset cruise, where spectacular coastal cliffs meet deep blue ocean. Admire Jacques Point, Red Bluff, Mushroom Rock, Rainbow Valley, Pot Alley and Eagle Gorge—and toast the sunset with a cup of your favorite something if you’ve brought your own drinks on board.

Enjoy a 2 & half hour tour aboard Nebraska II around Gantheume Bay while encountering Humpback Whales and the abundance of marine life Kalbarri has to offer. These majestic giants migrate north to the warm waters for breading in June every year and are seen through August and September on their way back south to the colder seas to grow and mature. Each trip is a chance to see these magnificent creatures bask, play, and frolic, and you get the opportunity to get up close to these mental giants. We have 2 time slots 9.30am and 11.00am. All tours are weather permitting and numbers permitting Please ensure to confirm tour with operator 24hrs before departure date to ensure tour is running.

Join this guided sightseeing tour for a seamless, enriching experience with expert local insights and personalized service, ensuring you make the most of your time exploring Kalbarri’s natural wonders.

Enjoy unique local history and outback hospitality at one of Western Australia's oldest working stations located just 12 km from the beautiful coastal town of Kalbarri. A founding member of WA Station Stays, we also offer nature based bush camping and other tours on the property are available. Our Morning Tea Tour offers an informative guided walk around the homestead buildings and a homestyle morning tea served on the verandah overlooking the gardens and Murchison River. Relax and enjoy!

Explore the breathtaking Kalbarri National Park on a full-day tour that combines canoeing and hiking. Begin with exclusive access to a thrilling 4WD track, leading to stunning gorge views. Experience the tranquility of canoeing on the river, followed by an exciting climb up a seasonal waterfall. Recharge with a delicious lunch at Nature’s Window, and enjoy panoramic vistas from the skywalk—perfect for capturing unforgettable memories. This adventure is ideal for nature lovers and families looking to explore the hidden gems of Kalbarri. - Full-day tour includes 4WD access, canoeing, and hiking - Enjoy a delicious lunch at Nature’s Window rest area - Stunning views from the skywalk and seasonal waterfall - Family-friendly experience with options for adults and children

Set sail for the sunset on this Murchison River sightseeing cruise. Sit back, relax, and soak up the scenery as your captain guides the boat to some of the most scenic spots along the river. Listen to your guide talk about the local area’s history, fishing industry, and unique wildlife as you coast along the water. Don’t forget to look up for a chance to spot ospreys, pelicans, and more.

On this Kalbarri wildflower tour, we showcase the beauty of this seasonal phenomenon! Led by one of your expert local guides, and travelling in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, we will take you up to 100km out of town to explore and experience this gorgeous once-a-year event. Around 12,000+ species blanket the ground during wildflower season in Western Australia, creating a mesmerising carpet of colours. And what’s more, up to 60% of the species only grow here — you can’t find them anywhere else in the world! Your guide has deep local knowledge, so they can share essential information about the species you encounter and where to spot even more wildflowers in the area.