Water Sports
The beauty of the Coral Coast is indisputable, and a favourite spot for wind-sport enthusiasts, surfers, divers and those who enjoy a spot of fishing. There is a choice of at least 10 magnificent beaches around Geraldton, Town Beach, Back Beach and Champion Bay Beach to name a few.
Other Activities
From Tarcoola Beach south of town to Sunset beach north of town there runs an extensive path following the coastline which is a haven for walkers and cyclists alike.
If socialising is more your scene, the Geraldton Foreshore is the perfect place to meet up with family and friends. This is home to a variety of events throughout the calendar, including Sunday acoustic music during summer months.
Cafes & Shopping Close-by
If coffee is part of your daily routine, the West End coffee strip is the perfect way to start your morning. Whilst on Marine Terrace, you may choose to follow up with some unique local shopping. Perhaps you need a special gift, or an occasion that requires a new outfit. The gift shops and boutiques in the area will cater to your needs.
Tourist Attractions on our Doorstep
The following attractions are a must see, if you have the time:
Pink Lake – take a short drive from Geraldton to experience the unique pink water and take a selfie to share on Instagram and Facebook.
HMAS Sydney II Memorial – a world class tribute to our brave sailors lost at sea in 1941 with panoramic views of Geraldton and the coastline
The Geraldton Museum – located on the boat marina waterfront with both world class visiting and local displays including the Batavia shipwreck exhibition.
Horizon Sphere – view the everchanging ocean and sunsets through Geraldton’s newest artwork attraction. Located on the Beresford foreshore walk path just down from Dean Street.
History, Fishing & Nature
For those history buffs, you may enjoy some the beautiful old buildings such as St Francis Xavier Cathedral. Built by the famed Architect Monsignor Hawes this beautifully maintained building can be viewed by daily tours or lit up at night for photo opportunity.
The Geraldton Museum is an ideal place to view.
If flora is your interest, wildflower season in Geraldton is a must see. The Geraldton Visitor Centre is the place to gather all information about where and when to see the beautiful wildflowers.
Go to the Visit Geraldton Website for more information
Just a short stroll from the motel is the iconic Point Moore Lighthouse, where you can drive onto the beach up to the waters edge. Go swimming, fishing or watch the kite surfers. Take some drinks and food with you so you can wine and dine whilst watching the sunset.
On the way into Geraldton, is the perfect photo opportunity at The Leaning Tree of Greenough. These quirky trees have grown in accordance with the prevailing southerly winds that give Geraldton the nickname of ‘Windy City’.
Stargazing and Astrotourism is a world-class experience and the Midwest is home to some of the darkest night skies in the world.
In particular, Mullewa lends itself as one of the top places to escape the city lights and experience night skies full of stars.
