We visited this NP during two days and were completely fascinated by it!We saw rugged limestone ranges, breathtaking deep canyons and pristine beaches (beautiful white sand beach at Turquoise Bay). We camped in an area called T-Bone beach (very secluded, just 3 sites) and as the sun went down we saw lots of big kangaroos jumping around. We had also... More

The Cape Range NP has it all: stunning beaches, access to the world heritage Ningaloo Reef, hiking, climbing, camping, water and wildlife. From Exmouth to Yardie Creek is accessible by 2WD on paved road though some of the beaches are better accessed by 4WD. At Yardie Creek there is an easy walking trail and a harder hike, plus a wonderful... More

We've just returned after another wonderful visit to Cape Range and it's just as good as we remembered. The kids, 14 and 11, had the most amazing time. Our first night there, after unpacking, we went for a walk to the water, only metres away, and saw thousand of really cute crabs on the sand. The kids were awestruck to... More

I decided to go to this part of Australia mainly because of a book called "Australia - Biography of a Nation", written by Phillip Knightley. It was in this book that I first learned about the Cape Range National Park and it's amazing reef, deserted beaches and wildlife. In the park I found some of the most beautiful beaches I... More

Very hot in January but empty. We had a couple of campsites to ourselves. The snorkeling was awesome. Pristine coral, lots of life, turtles, reef sharks. Take plenty of sunscreen and heaps of water. Don't just hug the coast the walks inland are great, too.