Just WOW! The rich reds of the gorges, the emerald green waterholes, you won't forget the colours of Karijini National Park. From easy walking trails to more challenging hikes, this park is a must do.

Think of this as a massive outdoor art gallery! The sheer number of petroglyphs (said to be around a million pieces) is mind boggling!  

Sure Karijini gets all the attention, but what if we told you another Pilbara national park will leave you gaping in awe? From Pyramid Hill to Python Pool, Millstream Chichester National Park is a

A haven for coral and marine life and a castaway castle! These 42 islands are a Pilbara masterpiece from the air and an Aussie adventure by boat.  

If you love to wet a line then these islands are made for you. Don't let the name fool you, red emperor, sailfish and a bunch of other species are plentiful too. Try your hand at snorkeling or just

You won't believe your eyes at this epic natural phenomenon. Moon magic can be found on the Pilbara coastline, you just have to know where to look!

We highly recommend some beach time to stretch out after being on the road! Better still if it has sparkling sand and crystal clear water like this one. 

This little bay punches well above its weight. Not only is it a sheltered beach haven, come sunset this coastal jewel begs to be photographed. 

An island group rich in natural marine diversity and human history. Fisherman, snorkellers and divers are attracted to its coral reefs, colourful tropical fish, wildlife and maritime heritage. 

Cossack's immaculately restored bluestone buildings offer a rare insight into the area's past.

Enjoying good weather all year round, Onslow in Western Australia is a pretty coastal town offering a relaxed holiday.

Located just 20 kilometres west of Karratha, the pretty port town is also the largest tonnage shipping port in Australia. 

With a bustling city centre, Karratha's recent reinvention will surprise you with its hip restaurants and modern facilities.

Some of Western Australia’s best beaches, coral gardens, fishing spots and restored heritage buildings can be found on the Point Samson Peninsula and its surrounding islands.

Two hundred kilometres north of Karratha, Port Hedland is famous for its massive resource industry, long trains, big ships and salt piles.

Explore ancient rocky tunnels and plunging gorges, paddle through crystal-clear waterways and swim under stunning waterfalls in Karijini National Park. 

The highest town in Western Australia, Tom Price is a great base from which to explore Karijini National Park, do an iron ore tour and climb to the top of Mt Nameless/Jurndamurneh. 

Known as the hottest town in Australia, the winter months in Marble Bar boast mild daytime temperatures and cool nights, perfect for sightseeing

Sitting on the edge of the Western Desert, Newman is dominated by Mount Newman (1053 metres) and is home to the largest single open-cut iron ore mine in the world.

Roebourne's lovingly restored heritage buildings offer incredible insight on the early days of settlement in the North West.