Kambalda, Western Australia. An interesting town, which is clearly motivated by the mining industry, in particular Nickel Mining. Experience the most down-to-earth locals you'll ever meet. These people like it tough. It's hot out here and they love it.
Have a beer, eat sausages from a BBQ, sit down and watch a desert sunset. The town is surrounded by natural attractions which are definately worth checking out, such as land-sailing on Lake Lefroy.
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Kambalda is an inland town situated in the Goldfields area of Australia's Golden Outback tourist region. Kambalda is at the site of Western Australia's first gold rush period of the 1870's. On a major route to Australia's eastern states
Lake Lefroy
A magnificent salt lake which stands out from the surrounding area by its pure white, gleaming colour and extreme lack of vegetation. For a great view of this dry lake, take a walk up to Red Hill Lookout and marvel at the vastness of the landscape from the viewing platform
Land Sailing
Land Sailing upon Lake Lefroy is an awesome feeling. Strapped into a land yacht, sailors can achieve speeds up to 100km per hour using the hot desert winds that roll over the vegetation free salt lake. Definately worth a go for those of you who love adrenaline sports
Kambalda Memorial Garden
A beautiful garden which is carefully tended to and bursts with native Australian wildflowers and also traditional blooms. Also a great way to meet locals who organise walking trips of nearby areas between 6 - 8 kilometres in duration to discover the native Australian flora and fauna
Tjulyuru Culural Centre
The art gallery, Warta Shop and Kapi Cafe all offer you a true Australian outback experience. The art and artefact are produced by the Ngaanyatjarra communities. Enjoy meeting the local people, visit the art Gallery, see original and authentic Aboriginal art and crafts
