Western Australia Sights

  1. Bungle Bungles

    The Bungle Bungles are a truly otherworldly sight. Scored with improbably bold russet and charcoal bands, they feel like the spine of the earth. The 'discovery' of the Bungle Bungles is a testament to the sheer size and inaccessibility of Western Australia.

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  2. Dampier Peninsula

    Red soil, turquoise waters, living Aboriginal culture, crocodiles, flooding monsoons: the Dampier Peninsula has everything people come to the Top End to see. It's not the most easily accessible place on earth, however, and you'll need to plan your trip well.

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  3. Pinnacles

    The Pinnacles are typical of the kind of eerie landmark this ancient terrain throws up - anomalous pillars of sandstone spread over the desert like soldiers petrified by an angry god. The geological explanation for these striking formations is, if anything, more wondrous than any supernatural provenance.

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