About Carnarvon
The sun’s winter home and the hub of the entire Gascoyne region, the coastal town of Carnarvon is 904km north of Perth along the North West Coastal Highway or a scenic two-hour flight, situated just south of the Tropic of Capricorn. Where the outback meets the sea, it’s well-known among West Aussies for its fantastic fishing, dozens of banana and mango plantations and moderate tropical climate – locals enjoy an average 26C temperature.
Carnarvon offers all essential goods and services, makes a great base for exploring the world-renowned drawcards of the Gascoyne region and boasts many worthwhile attractions in and around the township itself. Visit our rugged red coastal cliffs, wildflower trails, sparkling aquamarine waters on pristine white beaches, historical precinct, snorkel, dive and fish all year round, or just sit outside in the balmy night air under star studded skies and enjoy a coldie or two.
BIG4 Plantation Caravan Park is only 5km to the town centre !
Getting Here
Our nearest town is around 330 kilometres away so we are very remote. You can catch a Greyhound Bus, a SkyWest plane, hire a car, caravan or motor home or drive your own vehicle.
Greyhound Bus
The Greyhound bus takes approximately twelve hours from Perth to Carnarvon and travels every day, some days twice.
To check the timetable, go to the Greyhound website www.greyhound.com.au
Skywest Airline
Skywest has aircraft travelling from Perth to Carnarvon Daily. The direct flight takes two hours, some flights via Geraldton and Monkey Mia take half an hour longer.
To check the flights, go to the Skywest website www.skywest.com.au
