Carnarvon is situated in the northern and isolated area of Australia's Coral Coast tourist region. Carnarvon faces west to the Indian Ocean and the Gascoyne River flows through Carnarvon to the ocean. The town is surrounded by banana and other crop plantations

Walk or take the 'Coffee Pot' train along this historical jetty stretching over one mile into the Indian Ocean. Renowned for great fishing, the water is fairly deep by the time you get to the end and so some big catches are often reeled in. The jetty is a remarkable landmark and is a must see

Located 70km out of town, the trip is definitely worth taking. Powerful ocean waves are forced through sea caves which project jets of water high up into the air to heights of up to 20 metres. A protected cove, surrounded by coral reef lies just one kilometre south of the Blow Holes

Experience paradise in the tranquil charm of the lush tropical oasis. Day tours allow your taste buds to be tantelised by the exotic tropical delights served to visitors and take the opportunity to learn all aspects of the Banana and crop growing industry in Western Australia