Dirk Hartog Island is located off the coast of Western Australia, is a pristine slice of paradise teeming with natural beauty, rich history, and abundant wildlife. Renowned as the landing site of Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog in 1616, it holds the distinction of being the first recorded European landing on Australian soil. This rugged and remote island is part of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, celebrated for its turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and unique ecological treasures. Visitors can explore dramatic limestone cliffs, secluded bays, and vast coastal dunes while spotting an array of wildlife, including dolphins, turtles, dugongs, and rare bird species.
Dirk Hartog Island
Dirk Hartog Island
Dirk Hartog Island
Dirk Hartog Island
Dirk Hartog Island
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Dirk Hartog Island, The Last Sunset
Dirk Hartog Island
Dirk Hartog Island offers an extraordinary escape for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Accessible by boat or light aircraft, the island is a haven for 4WD enthusiasts, with tracks winding through its stunning landscapes. Activities include fishing, snorkelling, kayaking, and whale watching during the migration season. For visitors interested in history, a visit to the site where Dirk Hartog left his inscribed pewter plate is a must, marking a pivotal moment in Australia’s history. The island’s eco-friendly accommodations, including beachside campsites and rustic lodges, allow guests to disconnect and fully immerse themselves in this spectacular and untouched environment.
Below is a selection of accommodation available on Dirk Hartog Island.
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