- Located about 5 hours north of Perth
- Thriving coastal city on Western Australia’s Coral Coast
- Known for year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches, and rich maritime history
- Ideal destination for a getaway or longer stay along the coast
Why Visit Geraldton?
1. Stunning Beaches and Watersports
- Home to pristine beaches: Town Beach, Back Beach, Coronation Beach
- Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing
- Hotspot for kitesurfing and windsurfing due to favorable coastal winds
- Perfect for family-friendly beach days or adrenaline-filled watersports
2. HMAS Sydney II Memorial
- Significant landmark honoring the 645 Australian sailors lost in WWII naval battle
- Located on Mount Scott with panoramic views of the city and ocean
- Provides a reflective space and scenic lookout for visitors
3. Abrolhos Islands
- Spectacular Houtman Abrolhos Islands off the coast of Geraldton
- Famous for incredible coral reefs, marine life, and birdwatching opportunities
- Scenic flights and boat tours available for exploration
- Snorkel among colorful fish and learn about maritime history, including the Batavia shipwreck
4. Vibrant Art Scene and Cultural Heritage
- Thriving arts and cultural scene with local galleries and street murals
- Geraldton Regional Art Gallery hosts year-round exhibitions
- Western Australian Museum - Geraldton explores Indigenous heritage, maritime history, and natural environment
5. Wildflowers and Coastal Trails
- Gateway to Western Australia’s wildflower season (July to October)
- Explore nearby national parks like Coalseam Conservation Park for stunning wildflower displays
- Coastal walking trails, such as the Point Moore Lighthouse Trail, offer views of the rugged coastline and Indian Ocean