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National Marine and Regional Parks in Western Australia National, marine and regional parks Visitor guide William Bay National Park navigational purposes. navigational The maps in this booklet should be used as a guide only and not for for not and only guide a as used be should booklet this in maps The shop.dpaw.wa.gov.au Buy books, maps and and maps books, Buy online. subscriptions LANDSCOPE Kalbarri National Park (back cover insets from left). left). from insets cover (back Park National Kalbarri Publications Park, campground hosts at Yalgorup National Park, coastal walk trail in in trail walk coastal Park, National Yalgorup at hosts campground Park, WA Naturally WA Ningaloo Marine Park, interpretation panels in Fitzgerald River National National River Fitzgerald in panels interpretation Park, Marine Ningaloo ATURALLY N WA ATURALLY Park – Out of Sight Tours (front cover insets from left). Snorkelling in in Snorkelling left). from insets cover (front Tours Sight of Out – Park N WA parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/park-brochures l l A s o t o h p l l A s o t o h p r a e y b P r a r e t e e y b , C E D / s n i k l i W P r e t e , C E D / s n i k l i W t p e c x e e s o h t t p e c x e e s i w r e h t o e s o h t e s i w r e h t o r c . d e t i d e r c . d e t i d e E L C Y C E R E L C Y C E R e s a e l P e s a e l P n r u t e r n r u t e r d e t n a w n u d e t n a w n u c o r b s e r u h c o r b s e r u h o t n o i t u b i r t s i d o t Information current at October 2009 October at current Information n o i t u b i r t s i d s t n i o p s t n i o p t n o r F r e v o c t n o r F r e v o c o t o h P – o t o h P r o G n o d – r o G C E D / s t r e b o R n o d C E D / s t r e b o R d l a r e g z t i F d l a r e g z t i F r e v i R l a n o i t a N r e v i R l a n o i t a N P . k r a P . k r a 2009459-1 2009459-1 www.dec.wa.gov.au A A U U u a . u a . v o g . a w . c e d . v o g . a w . c e d . w w w w w w S S N N T T R R R R E E A A T T L L S S nservation o nservation o C C d n d a n t a n t e n e m n m o n r i o r v i n v E n E I I E E A A Discovery centre in Nambung National Park, West Cape Howe National National Howe Cape West Park, National Nambung in centre Discovery W W 5 0 1 7 1 5 0 1 7 4 8 9 1 ) 8 0 ( 4 8 9 x a F ) 8 0 ( x a F 0 0 5 4 0 0 5 4 2 4 8 9 ) 8 0 ( 2 4 8 9 l e T ) 8 0 ( l e T f o f o t n e m t r a p e D t n e m t r a p e D T T F F H H 0 3 3 6 A W 0 3 3 6 A W y n a b l A , y n a b l A , y a w h g i H y a w h g i H y n a b l A 0 2 1 y n a b l A 0 2 O 1 O 009-2M 009-2M E E T T • notify someone of your expected time of return. of time expected your of someone notify • G G N N O O E E V V M M E E N N R R R R t s a o C t s a o C h t u o S h t u o S C E D C E D e e c i f f O c i f f O l a n o i g e l a n o i g e • supervise children at all times all at children supervise • • avoid slippery rocks and loose surfaces loose and rocks slippery avoid • 2 2 0 2 2 1 0 1 7 3 8 9 7 3 8 9 ) 8 0 ( ) 8 0 ( l e T l e T • keep well clear of the sea the of clear well keep • There are no fees applicable at this site. this at applicable fees no are There ) d a o R ) d a o R y a y a r r u M ( r r u M ( e d i s e d i s n r e t s e W n r e t s e W e d i u g e d i u g n o i t a e r c e n o i t a e r r c e r d n a d n a n o i t a m r o f n I n o i t a m r o f n I • always pay attention to the ocean the to attention pay always • Fees For your safety: your For 0 6 0 3 0 6 0 3 8 3 8 9 8 3 8 9 ) 8 0 ( ) 8 0 ( l e T l e T rocks and strong currents. strong and rocks This is a wonderful place year round. year place wonderful a is This unpredictable waves and swells, slippery slippery swells, and waves unpredictable ) n e r r a B ) n e r r a B t M t M t s a E ( t s a E ( e d i s e d i s n r e t s a E n r e t s a E Best season Best coast can be hazardous due to large, large, to due hazardous be can coast DANGER ! s r e g n a R s r e g n a R Outside of Greens Pool, this stretch of of stretch this Pool, Greens of Outside dense coastal shrubs. coastal dense in the concealed habitats under the karri trees or under the the under or trees karri the under habitats concealed the in Coast risk area risk Coast 5 4 0 5 5 4 0 5 5 3 8 9 5 3 8 9 ) 8 0 ( ) 8 0 ( x a F x a F 3 4 0 5 3 4 0 5 5 3 8 9 5 3 8 9 ) 8 0 ( ) 8 0 ( l e T l e T detailed park information on parks and visitor sites. visitor and parks on information park detailed especially found, be can flowers weather hottest the in even time of the year. There is a peak of flowering in spring, but but spring, in flowering of peak a is There year. the of time 7 3 3 6 A 7 3 3 6 W A W p u g n u m a r r e J p u g n u m a r r e J , d a o R , d a o R s s i u Q s s i u Q such as William Bay is that flowers may be found here at any any at here found be may flowers that is Bay William as such k r a P k r a P l a n o i t a N r l a n o i t a N r e v i R e v i R d l a r e g z t i F d l a r e g z t i F Your safety is our concern but your responsibility. your but concern our is safety Your A characteristic feature of national parks on the South Coast Coast South the on parks national of feature characteristic A Camping not permitted. not Camping r e g n a r r e g n a r r o i n e S r o i n e S Flora Pets are not permitted. Respect our native wildlife. native our Respect permitted. not are Pets fascinating seascape for beachcombing. for seascape fascinating . e c n a . e c n a t s i s s a t s i s s a r o r o n o i t a m r o f n i n o i t a m r o f n i d e e n d e e n u o y u o y Fires are not permitted.
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