Wula Gura Nyinda Aboriginal Eco Adventures
Discover the secrets of a beautiful land and understand the deep spiritual connection between the Nhanda and Malgana people and country.

2WD in Coral Coast
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Learn moreThis self-drive trail takes in all the significant features that give Shark Bay its World Heritage Listing. Unique features include the largest sea grass beds in the world - providing food for the dugong (sea cow), the tiny cockleshells of Shell Beach, the stromatolites of Hamelin Bay and the dolphins at Monkey Mia.
Interpretive signage exists at the sites along the drive that relate to the World Heritage listing.
Visit the Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery Centre for information on the trail, whales, manta rays, turtles, sharks, fish species, walk trails and the World Heritage features throughout the Shark Bay area.
Specific interests of the drive include the stories of the early Dutch, French and English explorers of the area, the endangered species reintroduced with Project Eden, the views of Eagle Bluff and Shell Beach and the beautiful Ocean Park, Nanga Bay, Hamelin Bay and Peron Peninsula.
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Discover the secrets of a beautiful land and understand the deep spiritual connection between the Nhanda and Malgana people and country.
Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Up to 5 days
160km
Overlander Roadhouse, North West Coastal Highway, Hamelin Pool which is 700km (9 hours) north of Perth
Group D - Drive Trails (Drive trails: 2WD & 4WD)
National Park fees apply
Air or bus to Monkey Mia. Drive to Overlander Roadhouse. Suitable for 2WD vehicles
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