A formation of 122 islands located just 64 kilometres from Geraldton. Home to the southern most coral reefs in the world, the waters of the islands are home to one of the most diverse bird and marine populations in the world. One of the best diving and deep sea fishing areas in Australia.
Excited to visit the Abrolhos Islands? Pelican Charters offer great charters to the Abrolhos. To find out more, please visit Pelican Charters.

Just north of Geraldton, you can find awesome coastal cliffs. Observe the surf pounding into the rocky shore and also the hundreds of native Australian birds which call the cliffs home. Great fishing is also available, although caution should be taken when seas are rough.

Any visitors to the area should be amazed at the colours and diversity of the local flora. With over 2000 different species in this area alone, with the most common being Kangaroo Paw and Everlastings. The bright blooms and unique aroma of the wildflowers will leave many people fascinated.

As a rather windy city, Geraldton's coastline offers a great venue for windsurfing. The sport is highly encouraged in the city with ample equipment available for purchase or hire. Lessons can also be taken for those of you who want to try this for the first time..

Overlooking the Indian Ocean, the Museum of Geraldton celebrates the rich heritage of the land, sea and people of the Mid West region.You'll discover ancient landforms, Yamaji history and culture, and the region’s unique natural landscapes and marine environment. You can witness the wrecks of HMAS Sydney (II) and HSK Kormoran as they currently lie, 2,500 metres deep on the ocean floor, in From Great Depths, a moving exhibit and 3D film. View more details