Nambung National Park

KAI LI

3 months ago

★★★★★

These limestone pillars rising from the desert are most concentrated here in most of Australia, giving them a truly "alien landscape" feel. They're great for taking photos, especially at sunset and during the Milky Way. It's a perfect place to easily take photos with kids.

Bowbow

3 months ago

★★★★★

Very hot and a lot of flies when I get there. But it was beautiful. Worth driving more than 2 hours from Perth to see it. I enjoyed driving around the desert and looking at the Pinnacles.

Jim Riesterer

4 months ago

★★★★★

A large sprawling nation park most famous for its Pinnacles limestone monoliths but also encompassing sand dunes and beaches. Located around 200 KM north of Perth, we rented a car and headed up to check it out. The drive was part freeway then two-lane state road that follows the coastline straight north. It took just over 2 hours. We started at the Pinnacles dessert. You pay $A17 per car to enter (cheap). As it was a Monday in late March it was not crowded at all. The main attraction is the 4 KM drive through the pinnacles. There are numerous places to pull over, stop and get out to take photos and walk around. The bright yellow sand is magical. We were there in the morning so got some decent photos although it is hard to capture the scale and grandeur. . Note: the drive is on compacted sand with a narrow lane marked by stones. Speed limit is 5KpH. We spent around 90 minutes exploring on a warm day. Tip: keep your parking receipt and stop at Yanchep National park if on your way south back to Perth. We also had a quick stop at Hangover beach-also part of the park and super close to Pinnacles.

montague smith

5 months ago

★★★★★

Do yourself a favour and take a 2hr drive North of Perth to the Pinnacles, there is nothing else like it in the world, well worth the visit.

DL M

5 months ago

★★★★☆

The gate attendant was very efficient and friendly. Too bad there wasn't a way to buy buy the monthly park pass. When we bought our first ticket into mamburg National park. It was 40° Celsius. The exhibit was a really nice place to hide from the heat. It was really cool to see the Pinnacle rocks in person.