Greenough, Western Australia. A non-specific town, but rather the populated shire surrounding the city of Geraldton. Pristine, rolling pastures and with a wildlife rich river to tempt you to explore, the area is really remarkable.
Natural attractions abound with great beaches, stunning wildflowers and an interesting and evident history. Its a great place to simply soak up the Australian peace and quiet before heading north to the more cosmopolitan setting of Geraldton.
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Greenough is situated in the Mid-West area of Australia's Coral Coast tourist region. Greenough faces west to the Indian Ocean. The Greenough River flows through the shire to the Indian ocean and the magnificent Abrolhos Islands are also close offshore.
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Greenough River Nature Trail
Walk or ride along this scenic nature track which runs next to the Greenough River to its mouth at the Indian Ocean. Observe the various species of Australian waterbirds and other native wildlife. Guided walks are available and there are ample places for family BBQs and picnics
Ellendale Pool
Relax for an afternoon at this freshwater lake, which lies beneath spectacular sandstone cliffs. A great spot for Australian bird watching and photography and there are also places here for BBQs and picnics. There are no crocodiles here which makes it safe for swimming
Flat Rocks
This area of Western Australia's coastline is a must for every keen surfer who passes through. It's a great place to surf, fish or simply swim, as the reefs along the beaches create excellent conditions. The natural scenery of the Western Australian coastline is also breathtaking
Leaning Trees
View and photograph these unique leaning trees (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis), which have horizontal trunks created by the salt laden winds which roll off the Indian Ocean. The trees are a rare sight to behold and so it is worth taking the time to come and see them
