Head of Bight Whale Watching

Yalata, SA

Head of Bight Whale Watching

Yalata, SA

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About this activity

Experience the captivating sight of Southern Right Whales at the Head of Bight, located in the remote Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia. The area is renowned for its stunning landscapes and distinctive wildlife. From May to October, you'll have a unique opportunity to view these magnificent marine creatures from the well-established viewing platforms. The Visitor Information Centre also provides detailed insights and history about the region. It's a must-visit destination for both nature and marine life enthusiast.

Features & Facilities

Amenities

Toilets

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Facilities

Shade

Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Accessible

Other Features

Bin

Takeaway Food

Coffee & Tea

Long Rig

Cold Drinks

Bird Watching

Day Use Area

Walking

Photo Opportunity

Non Drinking Water

Gift & Souvenir Shop

Location

Head of Bight Whale Watching•Head of Bight Road, Yalata, SA, 5690

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