Yet another reason to head over to Western Australia is the chance to visit Kalbarri National Park on the state’s coast. There you can enjoy rugged landscapes far from civilization, both by the seaside and deep in the hinterland. A major focus when visiting Kalbarri National Park is the far-reaching Murchison River Gorge and all the rock formations found within it. Trails like the Loop, which runs for 8 kilometers through the area, offer up views of photogenic formations like Nature’s Window, as well as viewpoints like the Z-Bend Lookout. Over on the coastal side, the forces of nature have also been busy crafting dramatic cliffs that are now covered in lookouts. If you’re lucky, you may even spy whales and dolphins in the waters below and wedge-tailed eagles in the sky.