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THINGS TO SEE IN JURIEN BAY
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVOURITE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Jurien Bay
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The main coastal hub of the Turquoise Coast. A fantastic short break destination popular for its beautiful beaches and rare Australian sea lions.
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Skydive at Jurien Bay
Looking for a unique experience while visiting the Turquoise Coast? Go skydiving at Jurien Bay! It will be an awesome and unique life experience for you to witness the beautiful coastline and the great Australian landscape while free falling from up in the air. You can even have a video of the process recorded in HD so you can wow your family and friends with this thrilling experience.
Jurien Bay Marine Park
This area including the few islands offshore from Cervantes form the only major breeding area for Australian sea lions along the western coast of Australia. Lots of colourful corals grow in the area, although they don’t form reefs and the limestone reefs are a diver’s delight. Popular with scuba divers, snorkellers, swimmers, fishers, and has some great spots for windsurfers and surfers.
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A bit of Jurien Bay's history
Lesueur National Park
Lesueur National Park is one of the most important natural reservation project in Western Australia, harboring a huge variety of diverse flora that will come to live in late winter and early spring, filling the national park with colours. This is the perfect place for wildflower enthusiasts to admire and take photographs of these native Australian flowers. You can also drive up to the top of Mount Lesueur for a majestic overview across the park and the coastline.
Pinnacles Desert
Located in the Nambung National Park to the south and east of Cervantes, this is the draw card attraction for the area. The Pinnacles Desert is one of the most unique geographical features in Australia and in the world. The lunar-like formations and yellow sand create an eerie and fascinating sight. The limestone formations are the remnants of an ancient seabed when the ocean's levels were higher than present day.