Gnaraloo experiences reliable southwesterly sea breezes, particularly from July to February, with average wind speeds ranging between 25 to 30 knots. These consistent winds make it a prime location for kitesurfing during these months.

If you're not out kiting, Gnaraloo's still got plenty going on. You can go for a chilled walk along the beach—it’s super quiet and feels like you’ve got the whole coastline to yourself. The sunsets are pretty epic, and at night the stars are insane since there's no city light around. Snorkeling is really good too, especially near the reef where you’ll see all kinds of colorful fish and coral. It’s also just a great place to totally switch off, read a book, watch the waves, maybe spot a few kangaroos wandering by. It’s the kind of place where you don’t need much to have a good time.

Gnaraloo is approximately a 10-hour drive north of Perth. Travelers can fly into Perth Airport and embark on a road trip via the North West Coastal Highway to Carnarvon, followed by a 140-kilometer journey on mainly unsealed roads to reach Gnaraloo Bay