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<\/a>Kalbarri is located at the mouth of the Murchison River, and the town beach is actually inside the river’s mouth.<\/p>\n Heading out towards the headland, is Chinaman\u2019s Point, just off the main road through town.<\/p>\n From here, you get 360-degree views.<\/p>\n You can see down the river mouth, back towards town, across the river to the northern coastline, and down the southern coast to Red Bluff.<\/p>\n From Chinaman\u2019s Point you can also get out to more beaches, but they are pretty rocky.<\/p>\n Heading south along the coast from Kalbarri, the first stop is only 5.5 km\u2019s away, Red Bluff, the same Red Bluff you can see from Chinaman\u2019s Point.<\/p>\n As you might guess, Red Bluff is named because of the vibrant red sandstone that you can\u2019t miss.<\/p>\n From the carpark, there are two lookouts, both on the same paved track. The closest, Pederick Lookout, is 700m return and has views looking south towards Eagle Gorge.<\/p>\n Red Bluff Lookout, on the other hand, is 1km return with views back to the town of Kalbarri.<\/p>\n It is paved all the way out, except for the very end which has some sandstone steps down. If you have mobility impairments, you might not be able to make those last few metres, but the view from the top is arguably better anyway!<\/p>\n If you are feeling particularly adventurous, there is also a 1km dirt track from Pederick Lookout down to the beach from Red Bluff. It\u2019s pretty steep and uneven in places though so do be careful if you take it.<\/p>\n When we were here in September, there were lots of wildflowers in all different colours that added to the vibrancy of the sandstone.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not far down to Eagle Gorge, another of Kalbarri\u2019s sandstone formations, just 5km’s by car. Between the two is Pot Alley, we decided to give this one a miss though. Eagle Gorge is the starting point of the Bigurda Trail, an 8km paved walking track that follows the coast to all the key landmarks including the Shellhouse, Grandstand, Island Rock, Castle Cove, and ending at the Natural Bridge.<\/p>\n If you visit between May and September, you\u2019ve got a good chance of seeing Humpback Whales off the coast as they migrate, we spotted one while we were here!<\/p>\n Eagle Gorge is, as its name might suggest, known for the wedge-tailed eagles that have made it their home. We were really hoping to see one of these massive birds, but unfortunately, it was not to be. We did see even more wildflowers and a lizard though.<\/p>\n The access road for the remaining attractions puts the Natural Bridge right at the end, so we started there and worked our way back seeing everything except for the Shellhouse.<\/p>\n From the carpark, it\u2019s a 750m return walk on a paved track to the Natural Bridge viewing platform.<\/p>\n It\u2019s similar to the other natural bridges you can find along many coastlines. For those that have seen the one that used to exist along the Great Ocean Road before it collapsed, this one is much smaller, but nevertheless, it\u2019s a beautiful stretch of coastline that is worth taking some time to check out.<\/p>\n Castle Cove lookout is a 400m return paved track from the Natural Bridge car park. You can, however, walk directly from the Natural Bridge viewing platform to the Castle Cove lookout.<\/p>\n From here, you can look over the cove to Island Rock, a large rock that looks like it was at some point an outcrop from the cliffs and could have even been a second natural bridge. Now though, it is separated from the cliffs and stands on its own.<\/p>\n The cove itself is shallow, so the blue Indian Ocean is very vibrant and crystal clear. You can see straight through it to the rocks below.<\/p>\n It actually isn\u2019t far from Castle Cove to the Island Rock Lookout, and to be honest, the Castle Cove Lookout actually gives you a better view of the whole rock.<\/p>\n Island Rock Lookout is only 800m from the Natural Bridge, so it\u2019s not far to walk, but if you want, you can also drive into the Island Rock Lookout carpark.<\/p>\n From here, you can look back towards Castle Cove, so you see Island Rock from the opposite side. It is closer, so you get a better look at the detail in the rock, and it does make it look more like an island, but if you are pressed for time, you could just do the Castle Cove Lookout and rest easy knowing that you saw Island Rock as well!<\/p>\n Our last stop along the Kalbarri cliffs was the Grandstand. The access road brings you in nice and close, and from the carpark, you can again follow the paved walking track out to the viewing point.<\/p>\n As with the rest of these coastal sights, the Grandstand has of course been named because it looks like a grandstand. The red sandstone is perhaps at it\u2019s most vibrant here. The reds seemed almost unreal to us as they are so rich.<\/p>\n Heading south from Kalbarri along the coast brings you past the Pink Lake, also known as Hutt Lagoon. To get the best views of it though, you have to head to Port Gregory.<\/p>\n Port Gregory is an unusual port in that it is a tiny town that doesn\u2019t really have any kind of port at all. If you drive all the way through it, you get to a beautiful beach that could just about pass for one on a tropical island somewhere, even down to the little shanties.<\/p>\n There’s a small jetty and a few little fishing boats that operate from the town. Otherwise, though, that\u2019s about it.<\/p>\n If you are short on time and just want to see Pink Lake, you don\u2019t need to go all the way into Port Gregory. Instead, the best vantage point for Pink Lake is the road in.<\/p>\n It passes through just above water level, with the lake only metres from its edge. From here you can get brilliant views of the vibrant pink water.<\/p>\n Hutt Lagoon is pink due to the presence of a bacteria in the salt called Dunaliella salina. This bacteria produces beta-carotene that in turn is a red\/orange colour and is farmed in a 250 hectare series of ponds connected to the pink lake. It turns out that this farm is actually the largest microalgae production plant in the world.<\/p>\n Next up, we passed through Northampton on the way to Hutt River Province, now known as the Principality of Hutt River.<\/p>\n Yes, this does require doubling back on ourselves. Unfortunately, this is the quickest way to get to Hutt River Province on sealed roads from Kalbarri. If you have a four-wheel-drive or aren\u2019t worried about taking dirt roads, then there is a shorter route from Kalbarri to Hutt River on unsealed roads.<\/p>\n The Principality of Hutt River Province is a fascinating place that claims independence from the Australian Federation.<\/p>\n We were fortunate enough to meet Prince Leonard Casley, the founder of the Principality, on our visit. He is getting on in age and stepped down from the throne in February this year, crowning Prince Graeme as the new ruler.<\/p>\n Prince Leonard makes the claim that he successfully seceded from Australia<\/a> in 1970, of course, the Australian Government, primarily the ATO, disagrees.<\/p>\n You can read all about the history and disputes on Wikipedia here<\/a>, but regardless of the legal status of Hutt River, it makes for a remarkable tourist attraction.<\/p>\n Over the years, the province has produced just about everything a country could be expected to have, including coins, banknotes, stamps, medals, passports and more.<\/p>\n If you want to visit though, the gates are open from 9am to 4pm, and a \u201cvisa\u201d is required, which can be purchased on arrival in the form of a passport stamp, or a ‘government’ card.<\/p>\n It costs $4.00 per person with free entry for children. These \u2018visas\u2019 are purchased at the government building\/post office after you enter.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve bought your \u2018visa\u2019, you can explore the public areas of the province, and if someone is available, they can tell you about the history and some of the highlights.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For us, Prince Graeme shared much of the principality’s past, and Prince Leonard showed us various letters he has received over the years that are of particular significance, including one from the Queen of England.<\/p>\n![\"Kalbarri](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-2.jpg?resize=300%2C200&quality=89&ssl=1\")
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<\/a>\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\tGarganta del \u00e1guila<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\tPuente natural<\/h3>\n
![\"Natural](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-42.jpg?resize=300%2C225&quality=89&ssl=1\")
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<\/a>cala del castillo<\/h3>\n
![\"The](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-53.jpg?resize=300%2C200&quality=89&ssl=1\")
<\/a>![\"Island](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-55.jpg?resize=300%2C200&quality=89&ssl=1\")
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<\/a>Roca de la isla<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>The Grandstand<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Port Gregory and the Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon)<\/h3>\n
![\"A](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-69.jpg?resize=300%2C225&quality=89&ssl=1\")
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<\/a>![\"Pink](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-78.jpg?resize=300%2C200&quality=89&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Hutt River Province \/ Principality of Hutt River<\/h3>\n
![\"Principality](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/stillaslife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/DTP-Day-13-Kalbarri-to-Dongara-Port-Denison-89.jpg?resize=300%2C225&quality=89&ssl=1\")
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