For the past 24 years, Warroora Station has offered a unique, personal and unforgettable outback coastal camping experience. Set on a 265,000-acre property close to the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo reef, you’ll find 50km of stunning turquoise beaches 200km north of Carnarvon, yet a world away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Przemyslaw Jacniacki (otherwise known as Premo) is vice president of Windsurfing WA and more often than not, you’ll find him out on the ocean off the coast of Carnarvon, making the most of those sensational sea breezes.
Hitting the road is so much more fun when you can share it with all your friends and family on #Instagram. You know what they say, if it wasn’t on the ‘gram, did you even do it? Carnarvon is fast becoming an Insta worthy hot spot on the Coral Coast.
Here is our guide to the Top 5 most Insta worthy hot spots in Carnarvon, with some of our favourite Instagram shots. Don't forget to tag us #CatchYouinCarnarvon
There was no single moment when we spotted Burringurrah in its entirety; emerging from the horizon, its magnitude becoming more apparent as you draw closer and closer. Known by this ancient name to the Wajarri people for millennia, Europeans dubbed it Mount Augustus.
With Carnarvon being positioned as the gateway to the Ningaloo Reef, we have some incredible snorkelling spots along our coastline. Create your own snorkel itinerary taking into account some of these iconic snorkelling spots.
