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Discover why Karratha is a fantastic destination to visit and stay, and how we can help you plan your Pilbara holiday—one that’s truly away from it all.

Karratha is the gateway to the Kimberley. A central point to set up your base for adventuring out into the wilderness, whether it’s hiking, fishing, or four-wheel-driving; immersing yourself in the ancient stories of the land’s traditional owners; or discovering some of the most unique national parks that Australia has to offer. It’s a place for adventure. Which, to be

Whether you’re a traveller who needs a room for a night or two, or a FIFO worker who needs temporary accommodation in Karratha, the Karratha International Hotel has everything you need to make your stay as comfortable as possible. If you’re new to the region, check out the top things to do that are off the beaten track, and our top suggestions

Many things draw people to holiday in Karratha. From its warm weather and laid-back lifestyle, to the stunning rock art, the swimming holes, and the glittering blue waters of the Dampier Archipelago, there’s plenty to explore. And while it’s fun to plan your own adventure, booking a tour is a great way to get out and see the region. There

Most Western Australians will know Karratha by its red dust, the Pilbara landscape, the mining industry, and its extensive outdoor culture. It’s not typically known for its nightlife. But despite this, there’s more to it than meets the eye. And while having a few drinks at your local is usually a recipe for a decent night out, we’re going to

Situated on the northwest coast of Australia, Karratha is a tropical town that tends to fly under the radar, particularly when it comes to its beaches. Known for its hot summers and warmer winters, Karratha is surrounded by some of WA’s most rugged, yet most beautiful, landscapes. It’s the gateway to the glittering turquoise water of the Dampier Archipelago. And

The Staircase to the Moon is one of Australia’s great natural phenomena—and it only occurs here in Western Australia. It draws crowds from all over WA, and even internationally. And, while other parts of the North West may be more famous for it, it’s a stunning spectacle that you can catch in Karratha. This may even work in your favour,

Karratha is known for its warm weather, red dirt, and the stunning turquoise water that surrounds it. And, if you look a little further offshore, you’ll see a truly iconic north west experience: the Dampier Archipelago. The Dampier Archipelago is an area just off the coast of Karratha made up of 42 islands and islets. Surrounded by gorgeous warm water,

Karratha is known for its outdoor lifestyle, including swimming, fishing, camping, and exploring. With its wide, open spaces, gorgeous weather, and towns large and small dotted around the countryside, there’s more to it than simply getting out into the desert. Let’s look at some exciting activities on offer for those who like something a bit different. Mountain biking While Karratha