Ningaloo Reef Attractions

Big Dish

Carnarvon - The ‘Big Dish’ is a Carnarvon landmark. Take a drive out to the site of this massive satellite dish and marvel at the 29.5 metre diameter of the reflector. The building is not open to the public, however you can visit the site and enjoy the panoramic views of Carnarvon and the surrounding plantations.

The OTC Dish Base is located on Brown`s Range, it was the site of Australia`s first earth station for satellite tracking and communications, and one of just eight in the world. It was an integral ... read more

Carnarvon Tramway

Carnarvon - The Carnarvon Tramway was built in the early 1900s and offers a twenty minute scenic trip from the town centre to the port. Listen to the detailed audio commentary to get the most out of your tour of the Carnarvon Heritage Precinct, and take the opportunity to learn about the town’s fascinating transportation history.

Carnarvon Port and Heritage Precinct has been restored and houses several museums, the northwest’s longest jetty, and a memorial to the HMAS Sydney, which sank off the coast. Trav... read more

St Georges Church of England

Carnarvon - The most westerly Parish in Australia is St George`s Church of England. It is part of the largest Diocese in the world.

The church, located opposite the Shire office in Francis Street is a historical landmark. It was erected in 1907 and the first Bishop in North West Australia was enthroned here on 4 July 1910.