Kalbarri, as drawn for its Trippa stamp

Kalbarri

Western Australia · Australia

Photo 1 of 1: Kalbarri, as drawn for its Trippa stampIllustration by Trippa

Uncommon stamp · 25 km circle

Stamp Kalbarri

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A day
~A$84
Best
Apr–Oct
Dorms from
A$28

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Why Kalbarri

  • Nature's Window: one of Western Australia's most iconic photo spots — a wind-eroded rock arch framing the Murchison River gorge
  • Kalbarri Skywalk: two cantilevered platforms jutting out over the gorge with jaw-dropping views
  • Z-Bend Gorge: dramatic 150 m descent to the river with ladder climbs and challenging trails

Kalbarri is a laid-back coastal town at the mouth of the Murchison River, roughly 590 km north of Perth in Western Australia's Mid West region. The star attraction is Kalbarri National Park — over 183,000 hectares of ancient red-and-white Tumblagooda sandstone gorges carved by the Murchison River, dramatic coastal cliffs, and more than 800 species of wildflowers. The town itself sits on the Indian Ocean foreshore with reliable sunshine, good fishing, and an easygoing vibe that makes it a natural stop on any WA coastal road trip.

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