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Coral Bay sits at the southern gateway to Ningaloo Reef, one of the world’s last wild coral reefs, where reef-edge snorkelling, vibrant marine life and relaxed beaches create an effortless coastal escape. With turquoise waters, white sand and coral gardens just metres from shore, it’s a place where you can swim, snorkel and spot whale sharks, manta rays, turtles and dugongs throughout the year.Beyond the shoreline, Coral Bay offers a variety of guided marine adventures, eco experiences and photography tours, plus easy coach access from Perth and nearby regions, making it an ideal and flexible base for exploring WA’s Coral Coast.© Tourism WAExplore Coral BayCoral Bay has plenty of places to see and there are many proud locals who want to show you the sights. A tour guide will ensure you see all the secret spots and have the best trip possible. Tours are a great social activity and a chance to meet fellow travellers. It's also worth knowing what to see on your own and where to eat.Integrity Coach Lines is a reliable, long-distance coach option connecting Perth, Coral Bay and greater WA. It’s a practical transport choice for travellers who prefer not to self-drive but still want flexible access to the Coral Coast.

Each year, the Coral Coast turns into a kaleidoscope of colour, pinks, yellows, and purples stretching as far as the eye can see. From Mullewa to Coalseam Conservation Park and Geraldton, wildflower season is one of Western Australia’s best natural shows. Ready to hit the road? Here’s how to plan the perfect wildflower escape and book your stay the easy way with WA Holiday Guide.Stay Close to the ColourBase yourself in the heart of wildflower country at Mullewa Caravan Park, where the blooms are right on your doorstep. It’s clean, affordable, pet-friendly, and just minutes from the Mullewa Wildflower Walk, a great start to your day exploring.Prefer a coastal stay? Head to Geraldton, where you can enjoy comfortable accommodation and great amenities, all within reach of wildflower hotspots. Browse a range of stays on WA Holiday Guide, from self-contained apartments to caravan parks and coastal cabins, all bookable online in minutes.See the Blooms in Full GloryThere’s no need to drive for hours. Mullewa and Coalseam are two of the best places in WA to see wildflowers in their prime. Mullewa Region: Known for the famous wreath flowers, found along the road to Pindar, and carpets of pink and yellow everlasting. The Mullewa Wildflower Walk is an easy, scenic loop that gives you a taste of the region’s variety. Coalseam Conservation Park: Often called the “jewel in the wildflower crown.” Vast hillsides of everlasting and golden daisies make this park a must-see. Stop at the Irwin Lookout for sweeping views or explore the Plateau Trail for great photo spots. Geraldton: Combine your flower hunt with beach time. Explore Chapman River Regional Park for wildflowers mixed with ocean breezes, the best of both worlds.© Tourism WA