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Pinnacles Desert, Lancelin

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The Pinnacles, Lancelin

Lancelin is around an hour and a halfs drive north of Perth, Western Australia and is home to the Nambung National Park, Pinnacles Desert and Cervantes beach. Cervantes beach is famous for its world class windsurfing. (Noted on the International Windsurfing Circuit.) If you don’t like the water you can always go sand boarding on the giant sand dunes if you don’t mind cleaning sand out of your ears for the next few days.

The remarkable stone columns are known as the Pinnacles, some are several feet tall others only come up to your ankles. These Pinnacles were formed from tree roots that once penetrated deep into limestone. Due to water being active in the limestone, calcite was deposited around the roots. Then the softer limestone was eroded away over time and left the Pinnacles remaining.

If your looking for someone nice to stay which is reasonably priced, we stayed in Lancelin Lodge which was a rather nice 4 star hostel which cost from $23-$55 a night.

I also recommend taking the Big Foot American school bus for a ride over the sand dunes… awesome!

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  2. wow… what a nice view !
    it’s so peace… and that rocks is like grow from the sand.
    i wonder when i will able to visit that kind of place :(

    is there any wildlife there ?

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  5. Hi Alexs,

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  7. Hi Alexs,

    What nice photos! Really beautiful! I like them very muich. I ‘m hoping more of them.

    Branny

  8. Congratulations on a splendid selection of photographs! I have placed a link to your Australian collection in the belief that visitors to our travel community would enjoy it as much as I. Well done!
    Greetings from Cape Town.

  9. Awesome travel site and pics. This is a terrific lifestyle and your pictures are excellent - I would love to visit Lancelin.

  10. Great to get a real person’s insight into an area like this, meaning an area you don’t always see alot of information on. Keep traveling, can’t wait to see all your other travels!

  11. wow, australia really have some incredible nature!

  12. The view is very unique, just like in a fiction. Good Photograph you take.

  13. Great view and unique as well. You would nt find something like this anywhere else.

  14. lol… nice post, really good view.
    i want to go to there this year :)

  15. Nice spot. I think sunset must be special.. I’m looking forward going there, after leaving Manly!However I guess it’s difficult to find good accommodation over there, isn’it?See you soon, Pinnacles…

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