Stunning location with great views. Remember to be courteous to other people and form some sort of queue and take each others photos - it’s the nice thing to do instead of barging through people (take note Europeans!) Site is a 1k walk from the car park on steep paths and eventually rock face- be warned! We went in October and it was 46degrees - take lots of water and dress appropriately!

Australia's 'bush fly' Just visited Australia in Nov 2023. I visited Australia at least once a year. The 'bush' flies usually cause problem in bush areas. But now they disturb you in nearly most country side. We visited the The Nature's Window, Wave Rock, Pink Lake, Mandura Giants, Gnomes Ville, Great Ocean Road, Hutt Lagoon, etc. Nearly in every place, the flies made us difficult to stand still to take a photo. I am afraid that in the near future, if the Australian Government still take no severe measure to control the flies, they will affect the tourism industry and local people. When the flies finally need to spread to the cities, it will be too late.

Did 2 trips, one midday, another early morning (sunrise). Truly spectacular, words cannot describe. Headed the advice from tourist bureau staff to use fly nets in National Park ✅. Flys overly familiar, cannot remember flys this bad in Kalbarri?! Highly recommend & worth the effort. Recommend the cafe at Skybridge for delicious fresh cake & beverages.

Very beautiful natural structure and I really enjoyed visiting it, even though it’s very dry at present, it is still spectacular. The walk is a bit strenuous for older or disabled people. The first part involves stairs and the last part involves scrambling over rocks to get to the destination. You would need to be careful walking there with small children

This is probably the most famous point of interest within Kalbarri National Park. There is a fairly large carpark and a short 1 km out-and-back walk down to Natures Window. What you will see is a natural land formation with an eroded centre creating a natural window frame with the Murchison River in the background. This is a very famous spot with many tourists on hand to take photos. It is easier to take photos in the early morning when fewer people are around but we found photos to be much nicer by midday and afternoon once the sun is putting natural light on side which you can stand and take photos. Well worth a brief visit if you are planning to do the viewpoints and various lookouts around Kalbarri National Park. And if you are into hiking consider the Loop Trail which starts a short distance from here.

A bit of a walk and not for elderly people with walkers or wheelchairs. Beautiful scenery all around and you must sit at Natures Window and get a photo, but you may have a to queue to do that. Recommend this place if you are in the area visiting and is close to the Skywalk which is just a short 3-minute drive away and you can see it from here

Wow Wow Wow Natures window is like nothing you will find anywhere else. You park in the carpark and walk down some stairs and then follow the trail down. There are rocks that you need to climb over to get there which can be a abit scary if you are afraid of height but it is well worth it. We also did the 9km loop walk which was the hardest thing I have ever done. It took us about 3.5 hours to complete and involved climbing down rocks and then climbing up again and navigating a cliff face to keep going where one wrong step and you fall into the water. If you do this walk make sure you takes lots of water and dont get dehydrated. But in saying that it is well worth it. Would highly recommend