The Australian Pinnacles tour offers a travel experience, perfect for those who are looking for breathtaking landscapes alone or in a group.

Explore the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park

The Pinnacles Desert in Western Australia is known for its limestone pillars rising from the sand and unique natural beauty.

There is a past of the Pinnacles Desert

The Pinnacles are located in Western Australia's Nambung National Park.Their thousands of naturally occurring column-shaped formations, which range in height from about 1 to 3.5 meters, gave rise to their name. The yellow sand dunes that were blown in various directions throughout the formation process are what give them their rough, worn appearance. Corals, broken seashells, and limestone are moved inland and weather over time to form formations; the creation of them still remains mysterious.

Regarding how the rock formations came to be, there are two main theories: one suggests that the deposits of limestones were eroding for a long time, while the other says that tree casts or roots hardened by calcium may have been the source of the formations before were coated with limestone.

The supposed age of the Pinnacles ranges from 25,000 to 30,000 years. They were already well-known in the 20th century, and eventually in 1994, 3 reserve areas were combined to form Nambung National Park.

With its spectacular sight among infinite dunes, it is still a well-liked attraction and a must-see in Western Australia, drawing tourists from all over the world who are hoping to snap breathtaking photos.

 

Enjoy attractions at the Pinnacles in Nambung National Park

 

The Pinnacles Desert and Nambung National Park offer a variety of activities in addition to the fascinating structures.

Visiting the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre is a must to learn about the area's natural history and the formation of the Pinnacles.

Other attractions in the area include the National Park, which houses a diverse range of Australian animals, such as kangaroos, dingoes, possums, emus, and red foxes. And a special place with reptiles like bobtails and snakes.

The wildlife in Australia provides excellent opportunities for pictures, but the essential thing to mention is not to disrupt the animals.  

Nambung National Park is located on the western coast, neighboring the Indian Ocean where visitors can observe sea lions, dolphins, and possibly humpback whales during their migration periods.

The area's natural beauty is supplemented by rare plants and flowers and beaches at Hangover Bay and Kangaroo Point. Visitors can also admire the park's Nambung River flowing into limestone caves.

Activities available in Nambung National Park

The Pinnacles and Nambung National Park are situated near the coastal towns of Cervantes and Jurien Bay. Visitors can explore natural attractions and participate in activities like water sports and skydiving in Jurien Bay.

In addition, explore the Southern Beekeepers Nature Reserve which is located north of Nambung, an area known for its diversity of flora and fauna.