PINNACLES DESERT

Facinating rock formations…

The unique Pinnacles Desert is a favourite attraction for tourists travelling the west coast of WA. There are thousands of limestone pillars, from very tiny to 5 metres high, formed by wind and rain over thousands of years. The pinnacles are situated only four km inland from the coast and make for a great photo opportunity. There is a one way road system through the park but you can walk around and inspect the pillars. Nambung National Park is a refuge for kangaroos and emus and in spring is a profusion of wildflowers.

Tours to the Pinnacles are offered at sunrise, sunset or by the full moon, for an exceptional experience. The nearest town is Cervantes which is a quiet fishing village with a rock lobster processing plant. It has pristine beaches for swimming, snorkelling, and fishing. Divers can explore the reefs and shipwrecks offshore. Visitors to the Pinnacles can stay at Cervantes in a variety of accommodation from backpacker hostels, caravan parks and cottages to beachfront motels and chalets.

Locations
The Pinnacles Desert is in the Nambung National Park, near Cervantes.

Activities
The Pinnacles are a unique landscape feature - great for photography. There are also spring wildflowers, native animals and water activities on the coast.

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