Discover Carnarvon

Located where the Gascoyne River meets the Indian Ocean, Carnarvon offers a unique blend of coastal beauty, rich agricultural heritage, and relaxed regional living. Known as Western Australia’s “food bowl,” the town produces some of the state’s best tropical fruit and fresh produce.

Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, or a peaceful coastal escape, Carnarvon has something for everyone.

Fruit Loop Trail

Follow the Froot Loop Trail to discover Carnarvon’s famous fresh produce, farms, and roadside stalls.

Fun Fact: Did you know Carnarvon supplies around 80% of Western Australia’s bananas and a large share of its tropical fruit?

The Fascine Waterfront

Stroll along the waterfront, enjoy ocean views, and watch pelicans and fishing boats drift by.

Fun Fact: The Fascine was created to protect the town from storm surges and is now one of Carnarvon’s most loved public spaces.

Heritage Precinct

Explore Carnarvon’s historic precinct, featuring museums, restored buildings, and stories from the town’s early settlement.

Fun Fact: The Heritage Precinct reflects Carnarvon’s role in early maritime trade, agriculture, and communications.

Space & Technology Museum

Discover Carnarvon’s role in space history at the OTC Space & Technology Museum, which supported NASA’s Apollo missions.

Fun Fact: Carnarvon played a critical part in transmitting the first live moon landing broadcast to Australia.

Carnarvon Cactus Garden

Wander through a unique collection of cacti and succulents from around the world in a peaceful garden setting.

Fun Fact: The garden features thousands of plants and is one of the largest cactus collections in Western Australia.

The Blowholes

Visit this dramatic coastline where waves crash through rock formations and spray into the air.

Fun Fact: The Blowholes are created when ocean swells force air and water through narrow limestone cracks.