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Perth to Exmouth
Driving Time - 15 hours
Distance - 1268 kms
Perth City
The City of Perth is nestled in a picturesque natural amphitheatre, bordered by Kings Park botanical gardens and the beautiful Swan River. The City is a must see destination for all visitors and the Perth Cultural Centre, featuring the State Library, Museum and Art Gallery is one of the most popular attractions for visitors from near and far.
There are plenty of riverside and beachside restaurants and cafés to dine at, world-class golf courses, over 80 kilometres of white sandy beaches to sunbathe on and a mecca of outdoor activities and experiences to enjoy.
Perth to Cervantes is 253 kilometres
Cervantes
The laid back fishing village of Cervantes with its white, pristine beaches and turquoise waters offer visitors water activities in abundance, from exploring the offshore islands and reefs to dropping a line off the local jetties. As the gateway to the Nambung National Park and the mystical Pinnacles and wonderful wildflowers in season there is lots to discover.
Cervantes to Jurien Bay is 27 kilometres
Jurien Bay 
Just 226 km North of Perth, spectacular Jurien Bay is surrounded with a string of islands and reefs, creating beautiful calm swimming places for the whole family. Jurien Bay Marine Park extends south from Green Head to the Southern boundary of Nambung National Park. A small section of this marine park has been allocated for sanctuary zones, however a full range of marine activities such as fishing, swimming and scuba diving are allowed in the majority of the marine park area.
Jurien Bay to Kalgoorlie is 813 kilometres
Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie is the hub of the goldfields and one of Western Australia's largest cities. Still active as a mining town, Kalgoorlie's wide streets and grand old buildings are full of people living the prospecting dream. Kalgoorlie is a place like no other, from wild and heady origins as a frontier town where fortunes were sought, to the prosperous, bustling 'Kal' of today, Kalgoorlie's rich heritage permeates the town and gives it a distinctive character. Turn of the century architecture, including the magnificent Boulder Town Hall, the red outback just beyond the settlement's streets and nearby ghost towns make this area fascinating to visitors. Kalgoorlie offers the visitor a wide range of restaurants and cafés and a variety of cuisines. Chinese, vegetarian, and Italian foods are available as well as pub counter meals, fast foods and pizzas. The town has a number of pubs and nightclubs, and live music is popular around town.
Kalgoorlie to Denham (Monkey Mia) is 1392 kilometres (via Perth)
Monkey Mia
Monkey Mia is located on a unique section of World Heritage coastline only 30 minutes' drive from Denham. It has a relaxed atmosphere and those who love nature will delight at the huge variety of animal and bird life found nearby. Whilst Monkey Mia is famous for its dolphins, it offers visitors many other exciting attractions. From camel treks along the beach to trips on catamarans to get closer to dugongs and other exotic marine life, Monkey Mia is a complete tourism experience.
Denham to Carnarvon is 330 kilometres
Carnarvon
Located 904 kilometres north of Perth, Carnarvon is the regional hub in the Coral Coast.
This coastal town lies at the mouth of the Gascoyne River and is the perfect base from which to explore the wealth of stunning surrounds whilst enjoying the moderate tropical climate.
Rugged coastlines, great fishing, swimming and snorkelling are all easily accessible from this tropical town.
Carnarvon to Exmouth is 366 kilometres
Exmouth
Exmouth is supremely positioned between the grandiose landscape of the Cape Range National Park and the underwater fantasia of the Ningaloo Marine Park.
The prime location and year round warm weather makes Exmouth the perfect destination for diving, snorkelling and fishing.
From late March to June each year, the Ningaloo Marine Park plays home to the whale sharks that can grow up to 18m long.
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