Natural Bridge
A natural stone arch carved from a sea cliff by the Indian Ocean's waves. The red cliffs against the blue-green sea make a striking contrast, and it's the classic highlight of the coastal section.
Natural Bridge lies on the sea cliffs about 12 km south of the town of Kalbarri. Waves have spent a long time eroding the red sandstone cliff face to create it. The viewing platform is only about 100 metres from the car park and looks out over the sea arch and the long line of cliffs. From June to November, humpback whales migrate north and south past the coast, and their spouts are often visible from the clifftops. From here you can follow the Bigurda Coastal Trail to Island Rock, a one-way walk of about 1 km. There are no railings at the cliff edge, and the wind can be strong, so take care.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Island Rock
- Eagle Gorge
- Pot Alley
- Mushroom Rock & Rainbow Valley
- Red Bluff
- Jakes Point
- Blue Holes
- Chinaman's Beach