Discover the best top things to do in Port Hedland, Australia including Port Hedland Visitor Centre, Cemetery Beach Park, Pretty Pool, Port Hedland Courthouse Gallery, Cooke Point Viewing Platform, Koombana Lookout Port Hedland, Town Observation Tower, Don Rhodes Mining Museum.
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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.
Great team working on the day we visited, very knowledgeable about the area and had some beautiful items for sale
4.5 based on 13 reviews
We were fortunate to Witness some Flatback turtles laying their eggs on separate occasions at dusk at Cemetery beach. The volunteer “ turtle patrol” offered information about the process and how not cause undue stress to the turtles. We were advised to return at 7 AM in the hope if seeing some hatchlings make their way to the ocean. We were lucky to witness one little turtle make it to the water. Their were several reef sharks in the shallow water, hopefully the little turtle didn’t get eaten.
4.0 based on 75 reviews
Along the necessarily industrial coastline of this mining port town, the Pretty Pool park area is a fantastic place to score some shade and relax. Expect to be there with families and fellow travellers enjoying the unique aspects of the port and bay vistas
4.0 based on 40 reviews
The Courthouse Gallery is situated in the heart of Port Hedland's most creative and vibrant area - the West End Cultural Precinct. Visit the Gallery to view an exciting exhibition, take part in an inspiring and creative workshop or peruse our retail space for the ultimate Pilbara retail experience! The Gallery's exciting exhibition program features artworks from Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists in a range of mediums including painting and photography. Both national and local artists' have enjoyed successful exhibitions at the Courthouse Gallery with opening night's alone attracting around 500 people.To compliment the exhibition program the Gallery also runs professional and creative development workshops which are opened to people of all skill levels and include photography, visual arts and craft. Workshops are facilitated by professional creatives from across Australia in a fun and enjoyable setting. The West End Markets is the Gallery's newest program which runs four times a year - April, June, August, October - in Glass Lane park (to the rear of the Gallery).
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Watch the sunrise and the sunset - the perfect place for both. Away from the noise of the town the peace was astounding.
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