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Discover the best top things to do in The Pilbara, Australia including West Oz Active Adventure Tours, Karijini National Park, Hancock Gorge, Cossack, Port Hedland Visitor Centre, Newman Visitor Centre, Murujuga National Park, Karratha Tourism & Visitor Centre, Tom Price Visitor Centre, Staircase To The Moon.
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1. West Oz Active Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 355 reviews
West Oz Active Adventure Tours is a boutique adventure tourism company based in the spectacular Karijini National Park. We are NOLRS and Department of Parks and Wildlife certified to run canyoning, abseiling, climbing and hiking tours within the National Park. Our prime focus is about discovery, we use the magnificence of Karijini and the power of personal challenges to help you discover something about yourself and the majesty that is our natural world. With our licencing and experience, we can access most of the National Park including the restricted Class 6 gorges and can show you places that very few people ever see other than in photographs. Our outdoor adventure guides are fully qualified to help you discover Karijini with nationally recognized qualifications in roping, hiking, water activities and Wilderness First Aid.
2. Karijini National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By ingrida774 - Melbourne, Australia
We spent 3 night in a spacious, quiet site in Dales Gorge Campground. Everywhere we visited in Karijini NP was beautiful from the spectacular view to excellent walks and hikes. The visitor centre is about 10 km from Dales Campground, it has free wifi and a shower. In the overflow area near the Information centre you can dispose of rubbish and obtained some water. I personally loved the Dales Gorge round trip hike down to Fortesque falls, Fern Pool, walked through the Gorge to Stunning Circular Pool then climbed approximately 100 metres up, out of the Gorge. Also the view at Oxer Lookout is stunning. There are plenty of toilets throughout the NP and parking plus at Weano Gorge there is a picnic area. There is some dirt, corrugated roads into Weano and Hancock Gorges. No Telstra. Highly recommend.
3. Hancock Gorge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By EdiBa683 - Switzerland, null
This hike was tough. During the challenging hike we visited Hancock Gorge, Spider Walk and Kermit Pool. Sometimes the trail goes steeply downhill, there are natural steps and some loose rocks. We also had to climb down or horizontal through the narrow gorge. Everything was included. The hike was quite adventures and part of it difficult. It is not a problem if you are fit and sure-footed. Good shoes and enough water are necessary and don't forget your swimming gear. The hike was amazing.
4. Cossack
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Situated at the heart of the Pilbara coastal region, Cossack is a town alive with history and culture. Just 50km from the modern city of Karratha, Cossack is a peaceful and tranquil spot. Stay in the comfortable B&B accommodation or one of the camping sites and explore the natural and man-made beauty of the local area. It is also a great base from which to explore the region’s highlights such as Roebourne, Point Samson, Millstream Chichester National Park and the Burrup Peninsula’s Murujuga National Park. The Cossack site features a popular café and souvenir shop, museum set amongst the town’s restored historical buildings. There are excellent walks, safe swimming and snorkelling in and around the stunning Settlers Beach. The fishing is hard to beat. Particularly if you get out on the water. Cossack Boat Hire offers a range of boats for hire, by the hour or day.
Reviewed By STopey - Tom Price, Australia
Decided to drive and have look on our way to Point Samson. It was really interesting to read about the history of Cossack town as you wondered through it.
5. Port Hedland Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Visit Port Hedland and discover a vibrant community where living alongside large-scale industry is a way of life. As the gateway to the Pilbara coast and vast ranges, the newly refurbished Port Hedland Visitor Centre should be your first port of call to start your journey. Local and regional tourism information, Wi-Fi, contemporary gifts and keepsakes, locally made products, maps and books and town attraction information is available.
Reviewed By jorjar2019 - Swan Valley, Australia
Great team working on the day we visited, very knowledgeable about the area and had some beautiful items for sale
6. Newman Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By travellingg128 - Alice Springs, Australia
The cabins here are far and away the best in Newman. Spotlessly clean, comfy beds, quiet. I love this place
7. Murujuga National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By DecGG - Perth, Australia
Had a tour with Leann and Dale from the Murujuga Rangers. Excellent knowledge of the area, rock art, history, flora and fauna. There was only two of us and they came all the way out to give us a tour! Can’t stress how incredible the place is. Definitely recommend. Keep up the good work!
8. Karratha Tourism & Visitor Centre
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
Welcome to the Karratha Tourism & Visitor Centre, the official home of incredible experiences in the City of Karratha. We’re here to help visitors and our local community with information, advice and bookings and we specialise in curating unforgettable experiences with the tour operators who call our city home. In case you didn’t already know... - The City of Karratha is home to the worlds oldest and largest collection of Aboriginal rock art - We’re nice and close to Karijini and Millstream-Chichester National Parks - The fishing, boating and diving up here is epic! Whether you’re planning a trip or already here you should definitely call in and see us - we have you covered. The Karratha Tourism & Visitor Centre offers free Wi-Fi.
Reviewed By SuzyBlairMiller - Sun City West, United States
What a beautiful visitors center. We are driving from Broome to Perth and have many stops along the way. We search out visitors centers in the towns we stay the night to get up to date information. The ladies working there were more than helpful. They have a beautiful place to work and you could tell they enjoyed their job.
9. Tom Price Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
The Tom Price Visitor Centre is located on Central Road, next to the Tom Price Libarary, right in the centre of town, and has a comprehensive range of information about Tom Price and the majestic Karijini Chichester national Parks. The friendly and professional staff are available to assist and provide visitors with an extensive range of brochures, maps, permits for the Rio Tinto Private Rail Access Road and other information. The centre also offers a select range of gifts and unique tourism opportunities including mine site and Karijini day tours. The Visitor Centre has shower and toilet facilities located next door as well as free public WiFi. TOM PRICE VISITOR CENTRE OPENING HOURS: Monday-Friday 8.30am – 5.00pm Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 8.30am – 12.30pm CLOSED Sundays & Public Holidays November to March *Hours are subject to change due to public demand
Reviewed By ericap260 - Perth, Australia
Called in yesterday. Extremely helpful information from the very friendly and welcoming staff regarding road conditions and town services. Cannot beat the locals for up to date, accurate and valuable information. Well done girls, we thank you. ????????
10. Staircase To The Moon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By CJBJC - Australian Capital Territory, Australia
If you want the natural phenomenon, this version is probably second best, best being Settlers Beach at Cossack. No markets and way less people so much more enjoyable with a picnic and a chilled drink.
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