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The Buggybuddys Guide to Kalbarri Attractions in WA
The Buggybuddys online guide to Kalbarri attractions, including parks, playgrounds, attractions and activities for kids of all ages. Plan ahead and book local tours and activities in advance to avoid disappointment.
Kalbarri is only a few hours drive from Perth CBD. This makes it a fantastic family friendly destination for a holiday.
Plan ahead for your next holiday in Kalbarri. Book in early if you’re heading to Kalbarri in the school holidays. School holidays in Kalbarri get very busy and it’s only a small town. 😉
Visit Kalbarri National Park, one of Western Australia’s best-known parks. Discover the scenic gorges of red and white banded sandstone and its soaring coastal cliffs.
Similarly, discover more of the Murchison River with a Kalbarri Canoe Safari. Explore the lower reaches of the Murchison River.
Join the friendly volunteers in feeding the pelicans daily on the foreshore. A gold coin donation and a big thank you is much appreciated.
Likewise, Rainbow Jungle Parrot Breeding Centre is a popular Kalbarri tourist attraction. Visit hundreds of birds set amongst beautiful gardens.
There are a many wonderful holiday destinations to explore in the Perth and regional WA for families. Check out our list and make amazing holiday memories with your kids today.
One of Western Australia’s best-known parks, with its scenic gorges through red and white banded sandstone and its soaring coastal cliffs. Buggybuddys Review Kalbarri National Park Z-Bend River Trail Lookout and Walk Read more…
Experience breathtaking views from twin viewing platforms suspended 100 meters above the Murchison River gorge. This universally accessible attraction offers an unforgettable family experience in Kalbarri National Park. Key Features: Two cantilevered viewing platforms 60-meter loop walk 100-meter height above gorge Stunning river and gorge views Aboriginal cultural elements Educational signage Wildlife sculptures Family-Friendly Facilities: Fully accessible paths Stroller and wheelchair friendly Kiosk (8am-3pm daily) Clean toilets Large parking area Shaded rest areas Interactive displays Cultural information center Fun for Kids: Lifelike animal sculptures Interactive cultural displays Safe viewing platforms Educational walking trail Photo opportunities Wildlife spotting Cultural learning Buggybuddys Read more…
Local volunteers feed the birds daily at 8.45am on the foreshore, numbers vary at different times of the year with an average of 4 each day. A gold coin donation and a big thank you is much appreciated to help the volunteers with the cost of food. Buggybuddys Review Pelican Feeding, Kalbarri Read more…
