Warroora StationNingaloo Wilderness - Station Stay and Homestead Camping
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Warroora Station
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As guardians of this ancient land, we take great pride in presenting a one-of-a-kind opportunity within the NINGALOO MARINE PARK (1 hour South of Coral Bay). Our goal at WARROORA STATION is to let all visitors connect deeply with their surroundings in a special and genuine way. We're dedicated to sustainability and eco-friendly accommodations. Our CAMPGROUND, nestled in nature just 1.5km from the beach (accessible by 4WD), lets you escape modern life and reconnect peacefully with loved ones.
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Tout afficherDudley Hill Ocean View Villa Nestled on picturesque Dudley Hill, the Ocean View Villa offers a breathtaking panorama of the pristine Ningaloo Reef and is ideally situated just a short 500 meters from the beach.Our pricing covers a party of up to 6 guests, but this hidden gem is a peaceful 3-bedroom villa, extending its welcoming embrace to accommodate up to 8 guests.Inside, you'll discover three snug bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, complete with two queen beds and four single beds. The open-plan living space seamlessly melds with a fully equipped kitchen, ensuring every creature's comfort of home is at your fingertips. Step outdoors onto a cozy veranda, where the mesmerizing view unfolds before your eyes, and where a BBQ and fire pit beckon for memorable outdoor gatherings.Your stay is made effortless with the provided linens. Families with children aged 2 to 15 are warmly welcomed, and infants under the age of 2 can be accommodated free of charge. It's worth noting that the villa is intentionally devoid of air conditioning, as it operates on eco-friendly, alternative energy sources.While The Homestead complex is conveniently accessible by a 2WD vehicle, please keep in mind that roughly 99% of the coastal areas demand a 4WD vehicle for access and exploration.The Homestead Experience the timeless charm of our historic Homestead, an ideal retreat for large family gatherings, accommodating up to 10 guests. This spacious accommodation boasts three bedrooms, each with double and single beds, a fully equipped kitchen, and a BBQ area. Enjoy breathtaking outback views from the veranda, just 1.5 km from the beach.Savour a hassle-free holiday, gathering around a campfire under the brilliant Ningaloo night skies.. Sleeps up to 10 guests. Spacious lounge and dining areas. Three en-suite bedrooms with double and single beds. Fully equipped kitchen with fridge, freezer, utensils, crockery, cutlery, and kitchenware. BBQ facility. Enclosed and outdoor verandas with seating. Open firepit. Linen provided. Children aged 2 to 15 - Under 2 are free of chargePlease note that there is no air conditioning, as Warroora utilizes alternative energy sources.Access to the homestead complex is available with a 2WD vehicle, but please be aware that 99% of the coastline requires a 4WD for access.The Cottage The Cottage, located just 1.5km from the beach, offers fully self-contained accommodations with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. This charming retreat features two separate bedrooms with two double and three single beds, a well-equipped kitchen with a full-size fridge/freezer, gas stove and oven, microwave, and a cozy lounge area with a TV. An additional child is welcome for an extra fee of $25.00 per night. It is an ideal home base for families exploring the breathtaking Ningaloo Coast.Additionally, you'll find outdoor amenities such as a BBQ and an outdoor fire pit. Linens are provided, making your stay hassle-free. Children aged between 2 and 15 (under 2 are Free of Charge). Please note that no air conditioning exists, as Warroora utilises alternative energy sources.While The Homestead complex is accessible by 2WD vehicles, it's worth noting that approximately 99% of the coast requires a 4WD vehicle for explorationHomestead CAMPGROUND The nature-based campground located 1500 m from the beach has large unpowered sites, with their own fire pit. There is a basic camp kitchen and shower & toilet facilities. Please note that there is NO power at the homestead campground. The area is spacious, with lots of wildlife running around, including kangaroos and cattle. Big rigs are welcome. We are pet friendly. Warroora is a cattle station located 1 HOUR SOUTH OF CORAL BAY, 23 km’s off the highway, with a unique campground ideally placed to explore the magnificent Ningaloo reef. The Homestead is accessible with 2WD, but 4WD VEHICLE IS REQUIRED TO ACCESS THE BEACH.• Children from 2 to 16 years old • Infants under two years old are FREE OF CHARGE • Please bring DRINKING WATER - NON-POTABLE bore water is available at the Homestead (for cooking or domestic use only). • Wood can be purchased from our office (please do not collect on Warroora) if you intend on having a campfire. Please check fire conditions before lighting a fire. • The use of generators is allowed between 8 am to 8 pm.• Don’t litter. Please use rubbish bins provided around the campground.• NO motorbikes and quad bikes are allowed on the propertyPLEASE NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT THE BEACH CAMPSITES MANAGED BY NATIONAL PARKS.Charlie's Charlie's is a self-contained accommodation with a fully equipped kitchen, small living room and two bedrooms. This is a basic accommodation but ideal for people who don't want to camp, yet still wanting to enjoy what Warroora station offers. Charlies includes a private bathroom located in a shared ablution block within a few seconds walking distance. Charlie's is situated 1.5km from the beach. Sleep up to 5 peopleFully equipped kitchen, fridge & freezer, all utensils, crockery and cutlery Private bathroom in a SHARED ABLUTION BLOCK only a few meters away Linen and towels suppliedSmall verandaNO air conditioning as Warroora uses alternate energyStockmen's Rooms At the Stockmen's Rooms, we now offer 7 comfortable rooms with 1 queen OR 2 single beds. The rooms are freshly refurbished with new beds, linen, bedside tables and benches (linen and towels provided). The rooms lead into a new spacious kitchen with verandas overlooking the Homestead complex area.The communal dining room and self-contained kitchen contains all amenities needed to prepare food include gas cooktop, fridges and freezer, a barbecue area, and a fire pit, making this space very relaxing. Shared bathrooms (3 toilets and showers) are located at the back of the complex. Stockmen's is ideally located only 1.5km away from the Ningaloo Reef with private beach access (4WD required). This is perfect for friends or family to enjoy time together and reconnect with Mother Nature. Book the whole place out for up to 14 people.
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Tout afficherSnorkelling, surfing & paddling The World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef is Western Australia's most spectacular coral reef. It spans over 260 km of coastline and is home to over 250 species of coral and 540 species of fish. Lying just a kilometre or two offshore, Australia's most easily accessible coral reef.Snorkelling, swimming and fishing are all perfect pastimes, along with one of the most extensive fringing reefs in the world.Warroora boasts three significant surf breaks. Constant swells from the Indian Ocean guarantee an excellent surf break on any occasion. Stevens access from the beach, Lagoon and Sandy Point surf break accessible by boat. Safety tipsIt is your responsibility to ensure you have the required experience level. If in doubt, don't go out.Check the local weather conditions before setting outBe aware of the currents and winds at the site you intend to visitCarry adequate water, food, sunscreen and sun protection; tell someone where you are going and when you estimate you will return. Remember to let them know when you have returned safelyMarine life Marine life is in abundance with whale sharks, migratory whales, manta rays, dolphins, turtles and sharks and countless other fish and marine animals.Migratory HUMPBACK WHALES are a constant feature for several months of the year and can be easily seen from the shore, playing almost constantly on the reef’s outer edge. It is truly a fantastic sight to see one of these massive mammals launch their bodies entirely out of the water as they show off to all who are watching. Humpback whales migrate between summer polar feeding areas and winter tropical breeding and calving grounds. They are travelling along the coast from June to October. Ningaloo Reef is one of the few places in the world where WHALE SHARKS sharks appear regularly and are easily accessible to observers. Coral Bay offers tours from March to July.Fishing & Boating Ningaloo Reef is a popular destination for recreational fishing. Species such as Spanglers emperor, Coral trout, Spanish mackerel and Trevally are just a few. Whether fishing for a delicious catch for dinner or catching and release, please refer to the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development DPIRD Recreational Fishing Guide about the zones and various activities, including spearfishing. Be aware of Sanctuary zones; they are 'look but don't take' marine areas. They are protected nursery and schooling areas for important fish species. Fish Feeding Frenzies occur regularly and give the viewer the thrill of seeing Marine Mother Nature in jam-packed action. Sharks congregate in hundreds & sometimes whales too to feed on big black schools of pilchards which are herded into shore.Tipsanchor on the sand, never on coralboat launching facilities are available for use at Coral Baythere are informal launch areas at 14 Mile beach, not suitable for launching large boatsPlease note that private mooring in the marine park is not permitted without lawful authority from DBCASELF-GUIDED WALK ITINERARY: Embark on a Journey of Survival - The Stefano Barque Trail SELF-GUIDED WALK ITINERARY: Embark on a Journey of Survival - The Stefano Barque TrailBased on a true story: "The Wreck of the Barque Stefano off the North West Cape of Australia in 1875" by Gustave RatheStep back in time and immerse yourself in the gripping tale of survival as you follow the footsteps of 16-year-old midshipman Michele Baccich and 19-year-old crewman Ivan Juric from the wreck of the Austrian barque Stefano.On July 31, 1875, the Stefano set sail from Cardiff, Wales, bound for Hong Kong with a cargo of coal and a crew of 17. However, tragedy struck near Point Cloates on October 26, leading to a harrowing struggle for survival. Join us as we trace their remarkable journey southward, surviving desolation and cyclones, and finding hope in the kindness of local tribes.Experience the resilience of the human spirit as you explore the rugged terrain that bore witness to their incredible saga. As you trek through this landscape of endurance and perseverance, reflect on the power of human resilience and the bonds of community that transcend time and distance. Join us on the Stefano Barque Self-Guided Walk and walk in the footsteps of heroes.Essential Preparations:This trail is recommended for physically fit individuals.Optimal time for this journey is during the winter months.Carry ample drinking water as no water sources are available along the track.Pack a basic first aid kit for emergencies.Wear appropriate clothing, including a hat and sunscreen.Inform someone about your planned route for safety.Safety and Emergency Measures:Exercise caution around snakes; maintain a safe distance if encountered.Avoid fragile edges of coastal limestone cliffs, caves, and overhangs.Environmental Awareness:Practice responsible litter disposal and waste management.Minimize disturbance when traversing sand dunes.POINTS OF INTEREST:1. HOMESTEAD – FIG TREE WELLBegin your journey from the Homestead campground.Drive to Fig Tree and park your vehicle near the fence.Commence your walk through the sandy dunes to the south.Note: The trail is unmarked, so careful navigation is essential. Refrain from touching or interfering with the water point.2. FIG TREE CAVEDiscover the historical significance of Figtree water point, a refuge for Stefano's survivors.Take a moment to enjoy scenic views overlooking the sand dunes.3. SAND DUNESTraverse sandy dunes towards Stewie Blowout, observing stone tools among the sand.Enjoy a swim at Black Moon Cliff, exercising caution during high swells.4. BLACKMOON CLIFF; VERONICA VISTA & SASHA BELLE SPOTConsider alternate routes via Veronica Vista and Sasha Belle Lookout during high tide.Experience humpback whale watching from June to October.Exercise caution near limestone cliffs and coastal rocks.5. BULBARLI AND RETURNFrom Sasha Belle spot, you can extend your journey to Bulbarli to explore the cave on the opposite side. As you embark on the walk to Bulbarli, ensure to maintain a safe distance from the limestones cliff edges and changing tides. Remember to plan your return to your vehicle.Embark on this self-guided journey of survival, reflection, and exploration along the Stefano Barque Trail. Walk in the footsteps of resilience and heroism as you traverse this rugged and historic landscape.
