Eucla National Park - WA

The Eucla National Park covers around 3,340 hectares and is situated in the south east corner of Western Australia. Some of the Park's great features are the vast Delisser Sandhills and Wilson Bluff. This high limestone cliff provides awesome views of the coast. The cliffs continue unbroken for over 200 km east.

Some of the flora that exists in the Park include: mallee scrub and heathland – with both species being relatively common on the southern coastlands. Whales may also be spotted in season, including seals and albatrosses. The Park has no facilities, but it is only a 10 minute drive between here and the Eucla townsite.