Hiking atop Yardie Creek, sheer rock walls dropping to the creek below, younger sets of eyes are the first to spot the perfectly still and rare black-footed wallaby and the raptor osprey taking ...

The remote shore in Cape Range National Park can be reached by seasonal shuttle buses from Exmouth town 40 miles away – tag the journey on to a hike in Yardie Creek for the ultimate Aussie ...

Follow Yardie Creek Road south to discover a breadcrumb trail of blindingly beautiful beaches and snorkelling sites, including the outrageously picturesque Turquoise Bay. Nature is, by design, the ...

Survey works were carried out from the vessel Yardie Creek, with the scope of work completed in less than four weeks. For the ...

A serene boat ride along Yardie Creek provides the chance to spy the rare black-footed rock wallaby perched on the russet cliffs that tower either side on the lands of the Baiyungu, Thalanyji and ...

Little corella Yardie Creek and the Indian Ocean Black-flanked rock-wallaby Whale shark, a king of the sea Sea turtle This tour includes opportunities to help with the conservation of wildlife and to ...

You can swim with whale sharks (don’t worry, they’re harmless filter feeders that can grow up to 18 metres in length), spot a black-footed rock wallaby at Yardie Creek or take a guided walk ...

Exploring Yardie Creek Gorge from a different angle. You are also allowed to kayak or paddle board up it, but you can’t get off when you reach the end. Amaya and Greta, who were on the stand-up paddle ...

“I was in Exmouth catching up with a friend. [As we were] driving down to Yardie Creek for a surf, we got talking about what the town needed and we got talking about ice-cream,” he says. “I bought a ...

First up is Yardie Creek Gorge, a hike among the limestone escarpments and termite mounds serving up sightings of rock wallabies, osprey and fidgety fruit bats. Then it’s off to Turquoise Bay for more ...