The Fitzgerald River National Park is listed as a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) Biosphere Reserve. You can experience the stunning vistas by taking winding scenic drives on sealed and unsealed roads, strap on your walking boots and tread along a variety of wonderful walking trails or accept the challenge of climbing to the summit of East Mount Barren.

The park received National Heritage listing on 6 May 2016 for its outstanding diversity of native plant species, 75 of which are found nowhere else in the world. If you do visit, be proactive in preventing the spread of dieback by using boot-cleaning stations in order to protect the biodiversity of the park. There is also a unique opportunity to watch the Southern Right Whales socialise and care for their calves just off the beach from viewing platforms at Point Ann. 

TOURS 

Edgewalkers

Casey Australia Tours

Region: South West
Nearest town: Bremer Bay, 70.2km
Established: 1973 
Area: 3290km2
Highlights: Point Ann, Mount Barren, Barren's Beach, Caves Point
Experiences: Walking and Hiking Trails, Climbing, Abseiling, Wildflowers, Camping, Fishing, 4WDing, Snorkelling, Swimming, Canoeing/ Kayaking