The only city along Australia's Coral Coast, Geraldton has established itself as a contemporary coastal hub of cafés, shops, street art and galleries.
The city's beaches and Mediterranean climate make it a hot spot for water-sport enthusiasts and visitors looking to soak up the sun on pristine shores.
Geraldton is also the launching pad for exploring the spectacular Houtman Abrolhos Islands, more commonly referred to as the Abrolhos Islands.
The region of Greater Geraldton extends to the historic Greenough Flats and settlement, noted for its pioneering history, restored heritage buildings, iconic leaning trees and the beautiful Greenough River.
Inland, the town of Mullewa lies deep in the heart of wildflower country, visited by people wishing to view the best of the region's dazzling wildflower displays. South-East of Geraldton is the quaint town of Walkaway, with its fascinating Station Museum
Yamaji (or Yamatji) is the collective name for Aboriginal people from the Midwest, Murchison, and Gascoyne regions of Western Australia.
With so much to discover along the Coral Coast, Geraldton is the perfect base to explore the iconic Pink Lake, Chapman Valley, Kalbarri and the twin towns of Dongara and Port Denison with their true coastal village charm.