Do you need a permit for Shark Bay?

Do you need a permit for Shark Bay?

The beach is increasing in popularity with campers, fisherman and some surfers. A permit required with access allowed between Black Rocks south to Shark Bay.

How much does it cost to go to Shark Bay?

The average price of a 7-day trip to Shark Bay is $2,718 for a solo traveler, $4,882 for a couple, and $9,152 for a family of 4.

How much does Monkey Mia cost?

Monkey Mia Conservation Park offers up-close wildlife experiences and allows you to stand within metres of wild bottlenose dolphins which visit the shores every morning. Day entry fee of $10 per concession card holder to Monkey Mia Conservation Park.

What is so special about Monkey Mia?

Best known as the home to the Monkey Mia Dolphins, famous for their almost daily ritual of swimming to shore to interact with humans, and who attract thousands of visitors to Australia’s Shark Bay region each year, Monkey Mia is also the perfect place to unwind and to discover the wonders of the surrounding area.

Can you camp at Steep Point?

Camping is available at Shelter Bay, The Oven and False Entrance. Most camp sites are at Shelter Bay which offers the best shelter from the prevailing southerly winds. The Oven is located on the Steep Point cliffs and is popular with people fishing from the cliffs, but is exposed and rocky.

How do you book camping at Steep Point?

NOTE: For those travelling through to Dirk Hartog Island National Park, see contacts to call or email the Steep Point Ranger and book your pre-barge campsite. To book a campsite, visit the Park Stay website. Advance bookings are required and sites are very popular so booking well in advance is recommended.

Is Francois Peron open?

The road to the Peron Heritage Precinct is unsealed but two-wheel drive accessible. It may be closed during wet conditions. High clearance four-wheel drive is essential for vehicle access north of the Heritage Precinct. Access is not suitable for low clearance vehicles, caravans or boat trailers.

Can you swim at Shark Bay?

The waters of Shark Bay are generally safe for swimming. Despite warm Leeuwin current influences it is quite cool in winter.

How much does it cost to go to Dirk Hartog Island?

The Dirk Hartog Island Barge Cost ranges from $182.50 to $340 one way per 4WD, plus extra for passengers and trailers. If you arrange to go with a group though, you should get a better deal.

Where is the camping area in Shark Bay?

The camping area is located on Fowlers Camp Road, off Shark Bay Road, 22 kilometres south east of Denham. Camping is located on the waters front, this area is typified by low coastal scrub. Google maps location The camping area is located 26 kilometres south of Denham off Shark Bay Road. Google maps location

How do you get a permit for Shark Bay?

To buy a permit, please contact the Shark Bay Discovery and Visitor Centre in person or calling 08 9948 1590 and paying via credit card, please also have your vehicle registration number handy. The sites are patrolled by a Ranger, however you cannot buy the permit from the Ranger. Chemical toilets or port-a-loos are required.

Are there any picnic areas at Shark Bay?

All are close to beaches and there is no booking system. The busiest times are winter and during school holiday periods. Facilities in the park include gas barbecues in the picnic areas and pit toilets in camping and picnic areas. There are no supplies, services or fresh water within the park.

Is there Steep Point access to Shark Bay?

Steep Point access and camping fees are also payable if you access this area in transit to the island. Barge bookings and payments are made to the Dirk Hartog Island Homestead. Visit their website for more details. The Shire of Shark Bay manages informal campsites without facilities at Goulet Bluff, Whalebone, Fowlers Camp and Eagle Bluff.