I declare: This is my favorite small town in Western Australia, along with a 2-day travel guide for Kalbarri

On the self-driving trip through Western Australia, we passed through small towns like Cervantes, Jurien Bay, and Geraldton, but my favorite is still Kalbarri!
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Kalbarri is not big, and I passed through the town center countless times every day, but the leisurely pace of life and the feeling of stepping out to see the sea is really wonderful!
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We stayed in Kalbarri for 2 nights, the most relaxing 2 days of the entire trip. 👇Here is our latest travel guide
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🗺️ Kalbarri 2-day itinerary reference
▪️ Day ❶
Morning: Check in at Pot Alley - Red Bluff along the way
Afternoon: Arrive in Kalbarri - check in - snorkeling at Blue Holes
Evening: Watch the sunset at Black Beach Sunrise Point
Night: Encounter wild kangaroos in town
▪️ Day ❷
Morning: Check out and head to Kalbarri National Park
Noon: Return to town for lunch
Afternoon: Leave Kalbarri and visit Jakes Point - Island Rock and Nature’s Bridge
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🏨 About accommodation
📍 We stayed at Kalbarri Edge Resort
💰 The price during National Day holiday was about 1200r/night, which is not very cost-effective comparatively
🌟 The location is pretty good, right in the town center, and you can see kangaroos hopping around at night when you go out
🚗 It’s a motel type, with parking downstairs, very convenient for coming and going
🍳 The room has a microwave and a full set of tableware, so you can buy ingredients at the supermarket and cook your own meals
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💡 Tips
❶ The town is small, and the gas station has an IGA supermarket where you can buy all kinds of things (including rice)
❷ Parking is free at all attractions, with few cars and close to the spots, making the experience very good
❸ There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening; wear short sleeves during the day in October and a down jacket in the evening
❹ There are wild pelicans by the sea here, and there is a pelican feeding activity starting at 8:30 every morning
❺ There are really a lot of flies, especially in Kalbarri National Park; a fly mask is a must in summer!