The Leeuwin Naturaliste Park runs for 120km along the coast of Western Australia from north of Margaret River to Cape Leeuwin.

The area is full of caves and sink holes and combines a scenic coast with wildflowers and tall timbers of Karri and Jarrah forests.

The Western coast contains prestine beaches and on many of these you can frequently be the only one around.

The coastal landscape is interposed with rugged natural cliffs, and isolated beaches.

This page is a non-commercial one, simply dedicated to the supply of information.

Activities within the area include:

• abseiling
• rockclimbing
• caving
• canoeing
• trecking
• surfing
• wine tasting
• accommodation
• camping
• aboriginal culture
• fishing
• sailing
• diving