Nature's Window is one of Western Australia's most iconic natural attractions, formed by multiple layers of Tumblagooda Sandstone.

Located in Kalbarri National Park, it is a representative national park in Western Australia. It is about six hours’ drive north of Perth, Western Australia. Nature’s Window is a small scenic spot in Kalbarri National Park, Northwestern Australia. Due to years of weathering, it looks like a window, so it is called "Nature's Window". It can be said to be one of the representative natural landscapes of Western Australia. Not only can you overlook the valley through the red sandstone wall, but you can also walk along the rugged coastline to enjoy the magnificent scenery. Among them, the Nature's Window located on the cliff on the loop trail (The Loop) is the most famous landscape in the national park☀️. This natural wonder is definitely a must-visit pilgrimage site~ The coastal landscape of Kalbarri National Park is also quite spectacular and worth exploring. Therefore, it is recommended to arrange at least 2 days in the itinerary so as not to be too rushed. Address: Kalbarri National Park WA 6536 Australia Recommended travel time: May to October