have you ever been to a place where you feel
insignificant because it's so vast covering one third of the entire country
western australia is one of those places there is so much to see and do here to cover everything in
one video would almost be impossible here are 10 must-dos from perth to monkey mia
just nine hours north of perth is monkey mia most come here to feed the wild dolphins but
there is a lot more to see and do here but first we'll start with feeding the
wild dolphins at the monkey mia dolphin resort you wade into the water knee deep
then a supervisor will select a few from your group to feed some of the wild dolphins
these dolphins have been coming here for over 40 years we were fortunate enough to get two
opportunities to feed them the dolphins usually visit up to three times a day
while waiting between the times the dolphins come inshore you can walk the beach and hang
out with the pelicans that frequent it it's a day you'll never forget you love animals don't you
is this cool yeah yeah this is cool next is an eco cruise where you go on a catamaran to see dolphins
sea turtles dugongs which is similar to a manatee and if you're lucky you get to see a shark or two
the crew sets sail from monkey mia's dolphin resort and is a half day adventure the easiest
to spot are the dolphins and the dugongs we got lucky and also saw a sea turtle but no sharks
sharks are easier to spot certain times of the year pretty awesome we just saw some bottlenose
dolphins feeding just off the port here the cruise is fully catered plus at the end of the
trip you get a chance to sit in what we call the shark bait net we highly recommend this
the costs are between 60 and 100 aussie dollars per adult depending on the time
you go this is perfect we got the whole boat almost to ourselves this catamaran holds like
49 people and there's only about six or seven of us so we are super lucky today
twenty minutes away from monkey mia is the town of denham which is a great place to stay when
visiting monkey mia ten minutes away from denham is their artesian hot tub in the perron homestead
precinct this hot tub is in the middle of nowhere and is fed from an underground water supply that
comes from the surface naturally this location is frequented by wildlife we were lucky enough to see
a kangaroo while there the spa is relaxing and you can watch the sunset and see the stars in the sky
the road to get there though is not paved and covered with desert sand make sure you have a
vehicle that can handle this road before going holy crap that was awesome what was the best part
we got it all to ourselves in the middle of the desert have you ever been to a beach with no sand
and only shells well shell beach is made up of billions of tiny shells up to 10 meters deep
and stretching over 70 kilometers this beach is one of a handful of places in the world
where shells replace sand in such a beautiful way it's definitely not
the softest place to lie down but it's a great spot for a walk with a beautiful view
do you want to see sharks and not get in the water then eagle bluff lookout is the place to go
20 kilometers south of denham is an imposing bluff protecting shallow waters teeming with marine life
this lookout gives you the chance to see a multitude of sea life like rays
sharks dugongs and turtles if you come during sunset you won't be disappointed
if you love scenic hikes then you'll love nature's window located in kalbarri
national park this is one of western australia's iconic natural attractions
you'll feel like you're on a different planet with the red layers of tumblagooda sandstone
make sure you bring lots of water and proper footwear you're thirsty yes already
we just started the window marks the beginning and end of an eight kilometer loop walking trail
next is blue holes lagoon located along the red bluff road just outside of kalbarri
it's renowned for exceptional snorkeling due to the protected waters and rock pools which
make it a natural aquarium for marine life you can see the fish and there's all these
little islands here but they're made of seashells it's kind of cool and the waves are big
you can walk along the pristine sandy beach and examine rock pools along the shore
swim in sheltered waters and lays about on soft sand it's an amazing place for kids and family
just two and a half hours north of perth lies jurien bay this is a great spot to take a short
break man it's just ever beautiful the indian ocean rocks we're gonna show you some drone shots of this
because it's so gorgeous the beach at jurien bay is one of the most beautiful in the world
it has pristine white sand and is second to none it's a great place to swim fish
and even skydive you may even get lucky and see some sea lions lazing in the sun
have you ever seen pink water before well hutt lagoon at port gregory is a definite must-see
we're at pink lake it's called hutt lake just in western australia and
it's really cool now the water kind of looks reddish actually or rust-colored but it's
it's a pink just 45 minutes south of kalbarri the lagoon covers roughly 70 square kilometers
and is a few meters below sea level it's separated from the indian ocean by a beach barrier ridge the
pink hue is created by the presence of caretenoid producing algae which is a source of beta
carotene a food coloring agent and a source of vitamin a we didn't drink the water though
the pinnacles is one of the most unique sites to see located in australia's nambung national park
along the indian ocean these amazing natural limestone structures formed approximately 25
to 30 thousand years ago after the sea receded and left deposits of seashells
the coastal winds then remove the surrounding sand leaving the stunning pillars exposed
some of these pillars stand as high as three and a half meters
nambung national park covers 17500 hectares there is a small entrance fee then you get
to drive and walk through this beautiful park it's a sight that you'll never forget or regret seeing
western australia is a big place with tons to do watch our other videos
things to do in perth and perth to margaret river for more great tips we'll put the links in the
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