Things to do in Carnarvon in December

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December is a good time to visit Carnarvon. The weather is usually very warm and slightly windy, with temperatures ranging from 72—88°F (22—31°C).

Carnarvon has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your December trip to Carnarvon. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to December. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Carnarvon in December. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout December, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Carnarvon in December

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Holidays in Carnarvon in December
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Weather in Carnarvon in December

Temperatures on an average day in Carnarvon in December

The average temperature in Carnarvon in December for a typical day ranges from a high of 88°F (31°C) to a low of 72°F (22°C). Some would describe the temperature to be very warm. The general area may also feel slightly windy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Carnarvon, February, has days with highs of 92°F (33°C) and lows of 76°F (25°C). The coldest month, July has days with highs of 73°F (23°C) and lows of 56°F (14°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Carnarvon in December based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in December
88°F
highs
72°F
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General weather summary

Very warm, slightly windy
Feels like
3%
Chance of rain
0.029 in
Amount
21.4 mph
Wind speed
59%
Humidity
13.6 hrs
Daylight length
5:30 AM
Sunrise
7:09 PM
Sunset
82%
Cloud cover
Sleeveless shirt
What to wear
What to wear in December
With an average high of 88°F (31°C) and a low of 72°F (22°C), it generally feels very warm and slightly windy. With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt
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Best attractions for Carnarvon in December

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Carnarvon has to offer for travelers in December, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Carnarvon that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Carnarvon for December.
Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
1. Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
4.7
(1435)
Museum of space history
Museums
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This place is so good...my partner and l both in our 60's were transported right back to our childhood and all the wonderful memories of watching man walk on the moon. This extensive collection of everything from videos to photos and all the paraphernalia of that time is astounding. The interactive areas are amazing. We can honestly say that this museum is one of the best ever. Highly recommend a visit and allow plenty of time as there is so much to look at and do. Staff were so helpful and they are all volunteers. Just wonderful.
We were there ten years ago, and a lot has improved since then. You can literally spend the whole day there exploring all the exhibitions. Be sure to check the opening hours; you don't want to arrive too late to explore the museum.
It’s definitely worth a visit. The first section isn’t very spacious but has lots of interesting stuff to read. The second section is more playful, filled with interactive activities—feels a bit like Scitech. They even have arcade machines you can play on! The third section displays part of a spacecraft or something similar, but I didn’t get the full picture because I got there just before closing time. To be honest, I was quite into the merch—so I spent the rest of my time browsing the souvenir shop instead!
Great museum - much better than we were expecting. We arrived 40 minutes before it closed and didn't manage to see everything in time so we were given passes to go back the following day which we did. Could easily spend a couple of hours here, including time for the complimentary tea or coffee!
This Museum really deserved to be seen!! The history of the small town of Carnarvon meet with space exploration history as it deserves! You'll find a lot of information about space history but also a piece of the moon,NASA computer, full size replica of the Apollo command module with a real fun simulation and video games...and much! This place is crazy good and fun! Special mention to the volunteers not just because I had the pleasure to be one🫢🙂 but for all the great work they do together withthe best museum managers you can find!🌛🌛🌛
Absolutely loved it. So much information with a few interactive things to test skill and get a very basic feel for what the pioneers of space went through. These guys are on another level of mad. They, like other explorers before them, had no idea what to expect. The time, effort and work that went into it is just amazing. Full access for wheelchairs with the possible exception of a couple of things, but we were well captivated. Kids of all ages should enjoy. It was pretty busy, but at the same time, you weren't really waiting for anything. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. Can't do enough. Complimentary tea and d coffee at any time if you felt like a break. A lot of it brought back memories. Check out the 1:1 lander, the lookout at the scale model to see the relevant sizing. There are toilets and a little cafe. $20 entry with seniors and kids cheaper, but we were there for 4 hrs, and probably could have been longer, but they shut at 4pm. Do yourselves a favour when I Carnarvon, drop in and take a look. Go earlier, as you'll be disappointed if you run out of time. For us, you're cheating yourself if you get there any later than noon.
What a gem, run by friendly, happy knowledgeable volunteers. Make sure you give yourself lots of time, lots to see, read and so much interaction. Amazingly preserved items from the 1950's till today. Well done loved it!
You walk in and your first thought is, “Great, another homemade museum built by someone’s retired uncle with glue and nostalgia.” You grab a coffee, ready to fake a polite smile, and boom—before you know it, some overly enthusiastic staffer drags you into the Apollo landing module. Suddenly you’re sitting inside what feels like a tin can of history, watching a movie that makes your inner child scream “To the moon!” The deeper you go, the better it gets. Machines, documents, interactive screens, and enough switches to make Elon Musk weep with envy. It’s hands-on, nerdy, and surprisingly emotional. You start thinking maybe humanity peaked in the 1960s and everything since has been downhill. If you’re anywhere near Carnarvon and even remotely interested in space, stop the car, put down your flat white, and go. It’s genuinely brilliant. Final verdict: 5/5 rockets and one small step for your weekend plans.
Quobba Blow Holes
2. Quobba Blow Holes
4.7
(952)
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
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It’s truly amazing what nature creates. The sea water is vibrant, sometimes calm, sometimes wild. The rocks here are so unique, unlike anything I've seen before.
The location makes for some very nice photos! Wouldn't plan to stay there for a long duration of time though (like we did). Best to visit at high tide! Wish we had of visited on our way into Canarvon instead of doubling back up once we'd arrived. Plenty I of space to park your caravan if need be. 😊
It is an underrated place. The blow hole is amazing. You can get het up close and watch it. There was a coffee van in the morning for food and coffee. We went in the afternoon and it was not busy at all.
You have to be very careful walking to the Blow Holes from the carpark, but it is extremely well worth it. A spectacular coastline. Beautiful beyond words.
Spectacular blowholes!! When you're from the East coast the sun setting over the sea is just beautiful, but the ocean water spouting out of the blowholes makes it so much more! Definitely worth driving off the highway.
They sound like a whale! The campsite nearby is a great place to stay. It's close to the 'aquarium' for snorkeling and the beach for relaxing.
Awesome! Haven't visited a blowhole this epic since start out lap from QLD. I guess if you go at the right time for the tides and swell it'll be best
Not to be missed. Hump back Whale cruised passed while we there too. Just off shore. The aquarium is a must do as well.
Carnarvon Visitor Centre
3. Carnarvon Visitor Centre
4.3
(305)
Visitor center
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Easy checkin, although I arrived early. Beautiful room. Modern & clean. The view from the room is overlooking the boat harbour.
Very helpfull staff. Went out of their way to find a campsite in Denham. Their restaurant suggestion was excellent too.
Asked about historic buildings & sites brochure as advertised in 2024 regional booklet. Was informed no such brochure as “didn’t get around to doing it yet”. They instead suggested we look up the street art murals online! I said I had a few historic sites written down so would plot them on our map myself. We felt we were just brushed off! And when we went to the Jetty Historic Precinct, most museums seemed permanently closed, except lighthouse cottage & a cafe! We weren’t informed about the closures & felt we should have been, as they are a few kms drive from CBD.
Heard some very strange advice being given regarding camping between Quobba and Coral bay. Having come from down there and booked quobba campground the night before it was funny to hear one woman push the station camping rather than where the people were actually enquiring about... just thought this was weird. Otherwise heaps of booklets and whatever, made in China souvenirs. I think one rack of local made postcard sized artworks. Three people were helping two customers and we didnt wait around for help after hearing the kind of advice they were offering 😬
Great place to visit to get locations to visit around Carnarvon, staff are very friendly and are very knowledgeable
Friendly welcome. Lots of brochures on Carnarvon and WA in general. Nice to browse the souvenirs and clothing on display. Has a community noticeboard with local activities, including school holiday activities for the kids.
Carnarvon is the best kept secret! Authentic friendly service, warm climate and history. Right on the water its a must visit.
Loved it even tho the weather didn't perform.
Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
4. Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
4.7
(1435)
Museum of space history
Museums
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This place is so good...my partner and l both in our 60's were transported right back to our childhood and all the wonderful memories of watching man walk on the moon. This extensive collection of everything from videos to photos and all the paraphernalia of that time is astounding. The interactive areas are amazing. We can honestly say that this museum is one of the best ever. Highly recommend a visit and allow plenty of time as there is so much to look at and do. Staff were so helpful and they are all volunteers. Just wonderful.
We were there ten years ago, and a lot has improved since then. You can literally spend the whole day there exploring all the exhibitions. Be sure to check the opening hours; you don't want to arrive too late to explore the museum.
It’s definitely worth a visit. The first section isn’t very spacious but has lots of interesting stuff to read. The second section is more playful, filled with interactive activities—feels a bit like Scitech. They even have arcade machines you can play on! The third section displays part of a spacecraft or something similar, but I didn’t get the full picture because I got there just before closing time. To be honest, I was quite into the merch—so I spent the rest of my time browsing the souvenir shop instead!
Great museum - much better than we were expecting. We arrived 40 minutes before it closed and didn't manage to see everything in time so we were given passes to go back the following day which we did. Could easily spend a couple of hours here, including time for the complimentary tea or coffee!
This Museum really deserved to be seen!! The history of the small town of Carnarvon meet with space exploration history as it deserves! You'll find a lot of information about space history but also a piece of the moon,NASA computer, full size replica of the Apollo command module with a real fun simulation and video games...and much! This place is crazy good and fun! Special mention to the volunteers not just because I had the pleasure to be one🫢🙂 but for all the great work they do together withthe best museum managers you can find!🌛🌛🌛
Absolutely loved it. So much information with a few interactive things to test skill and get a very basic feel for what the pioneers of space went through. These guys are on another level of mad. They, like other explorers before them, had no idea what to expect. The time, effort and work that went into it is just amazing. Full access for wheelchairs with the possible exception of a couple of things, but we were well captivated. Kids of all ages should enjoy. It was pretty busy, but at the same time, you weren't really waiting for anything. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. Can't do enough. Complimentary tea and d coffee at any time if you felt like a break. A lot of it brought back memories. Check out the 1:1 lander, the lookout at the scale model to see the relevant sizing. There are toilets and a little cafe. $20 entry with seniors and kids cheaper, but we were there for 4 hrs, and probably could have been longer, but they shut at 4pm. Do yourselves a favour when I Carnarvon, drop in and take a look. Go earlier, as you'll be disappointed if you run out of time. For us, you're cheating yourself if you get there any later than noon.
What a gem, run by friendly, happy knowledgeable volunteers. Make sure you give yourself lots of time, lots to see, read and so much interaction. Amazingly preserved items from the 1950's till today. Well done loved it!
You walk in and your first thought is, “Great, another homemade museum built by someone’s retired uncle with glue and nostalgia.” You grab a coffee, ready to fake a polite smile, and boom—before you know it, some overly enthusiastic staffer drags you into the Apollo landing module. Suddenly you’re sitting inside what feels like a tin can of history, watching a movie that makes your inner child scream “To the moon!” The deeper you go, the better it gets. Machines, documents, interactive screens, and enough switches to make Elon Musk weep with envy. It’s hands-on, nerdy, and surprisingly emotional. You start thinking maybe humanity peaked in the 1960s and everything since has been downhill. If you’re anywhere near Carnarvon and even remotely interested in space, stop the car, put down your flat white, and go. It’s genuinely brilliant. Final verdict: 5/5 rockets and one small step for your weekend plans.
Carnavon Fascine
5. Carnavon Fascine
4.4
(336)
Sights & Landmarks
Piers & Boardwalks
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My daughter and I brought some fish and chips for dinner and decided to come here to watch the sunset. It was windy but a warm wind, and the sunset did not disappoint. Beautiful sunset, and the camera did not do it justice.
Very pretty waterfront walkway with great ocean view. The kids playground is great and the waterside kiosk cafe does good coffee.
Love the isolation; No one around in the evening at disk. Coming from Melbourne I don't miss the maddening crowds
We visited the promenade walkway along the Fascine and enjoyed walks here during a recent stay in Carnarvon. Evening stroll after dinner was very quiet, only a couple other people out. During a morning walk, a few more enjoying the walkway and calm, nice waters. On the whole, it is a nice and fair waterfront, good bit of leisure and green space near the town centre.
Hello, I’m Jickarn. I usually come here to hang out and observe. This isn’t my typical view, but it has shown me a brighter side of Carnarvon, even if things seem a bit chaotic. It's been an eye-opening experience.
We, Lilly and Skye labradors travelling around Australia with mum and dad. Dad drove us to the Carnarvon foreshore for a swim. Yay. Lots of zoomies were had. Be back here tomorrow please!
I'm not really sure why this is listed as a tourist attraction. I'd say it's a nice spot for a picnic if you lived nearby.
Beautifully manicured lawns with great walkways along the Fascine. You can walk your dog on leash and has water fountains for dogs and us. There are several memorials and history notes around the area as well. Beautiful place to check out.
Carnarvon Heritage Group
6. Carnarvon Heritage Group
3.8
(13)
Museums
History Museums
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It was off to the town centre for a bit of exploring and sightseeing including the Fascine and footbridge before touring the one Mile Jetty Centre and Heritage Precinct. The Café and Lighthouse Keepers cottage were closed but the pass lasts for two days so we decided to go ahead anyway and return the next day. At the museum we viewed the documentary on finding the HMAS Sydney which was very emotional. The next dat we returned and looked through the Shearing Hall of Fame and the Lighthouse Keepers cottage
We had a fantastic full day of finding out about the local area and the fate of the HMAS Sydney II in particular. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, and the 3 museums you get access to for 2 days at one low price, were very engaging and well presented and the surrounds were neat, tidy and clearly signposted. There was a mix of indoor and outdoor displays and the passion of the group who makes all this possible is evident in their plans going forward. Their much-anticipated delivery and installation of another piece of Carnarvon history very soon, is exciting and the group is to be commended on their hard work to bring the community's past to life for the rest of us.
Pet friendly! Dogs permitted outside and there is a Pooch Parking where they have access to water and shade and can be secured while you visit the inside exhibits.
Very interesting, Lots of old equipment and information about the sinking of Sydney by the Kormeron raider. Lighthouse Keepers Cottage is also well worth the visit.
Some excellent restorations of old trains and equipment
The museum and setting was excellent. Really helpful and informative lady at the desk who is also the caretaker for the heritage area. Spent 2+ hrs there. So worth the $10 entry IMHO. Like many, so disappointed that the wonderful 1 mile jetty, which has been damaged by a fire and then a cyclone, has been closed since 2017. The Cafe there was in a lovely location with great views. Obviously struggling with lack of staff (like so many places) so we were told it would be a 45’ wait for food. However we enjoyed the coffee, the scones were excellent as was the GF caramel slice. Would highly recommend this lovely place. Please support them in any way you can. Donate, hang out at the cafe, become a member of the Carnarvon Heritage Group Inc, and spread the word. Would be so so sad to lose this state and national treasure. Such potential for a northern ‘Busselton jetty’ complex.
Definitely worth a visit to understand the history of Carnarvon and WA. That's a very unique museum, everything you see in that area or on the street is heritage!!! Don't forget to visit the shearing shed museum and the lighthouse museum, and make a donation if possible (to support the operation)
Interesting museum Shane the jetty is in disrepair
Coral Coast Helicopter Services
7. Coral Coast Helicopter Services
5.0
(51)
Tour operator
Tours
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Justin's helicopter flight service is impeccable. Took us around the coast and had my wife grinning from ear to ear the whole time. It was a re-invigorating experience. Recommend 💯 percent!
My partner and I did the heli crayfish tour with Justin and we couldn’t recommend it more!! Justin is a very knowledgeable pilot/guide and took us to unimaginable places breaming with sea life and filled with hundreds of lobsters. We had no prior experience and felt in very safe hands and had great instruction from Justin. This tour is worth every dollar - if you ever get the opportunity just do it!! We are so glad we did and will be riding the high for the rest of our travels. Not to mention we will be eating lobster for breakfast lunch and dinner for next few weeks. Thank you Justin and Emma we will hold these memories with us forever and we can’t wait to try the spear fishing tour next time :)
Had a scenic helicopter trip on the 8th November this year. We booked from UK and from our first email to Jack we always got prompt replies with all the necessary information. He was helpful and friendly as well as professional. On arriving in Carnarvon we called in at the airport to see where we needed to be on the day of the flight. Jack was there and made us welcome explaining all we needed to know. We had never been in a helicopter before and this was amazing. We had a wonderful time and Jack pointed things out to us and answered lots of questions. We saw an awful lot in a very short time. I think you’ve got us hooked on helicopters! Thank you so much Jack for making this such a memorable trip for us, you were awesome. Lesley and Jeff Gould
Must do in Carnarvon, Coral Coast Helicopters. Very professional and informative. Amazing to see the land you travelled all the way to get there. Would highly recommend memories forever.
Perfect job by Jake and the team of Coral Coast Helicopters! An amazing experience and needful for pics for advertise your business!!! We will do again!
Wow did the crayfish tour was the most amazing day of my life ever. Justin is amazing helped my son catch 2 giant crays and made sure we had the most amazing time. What an unknown paridise a must do for the scenery but the snorkelling and catching crays is something on a level you can not get any other place in the world! Can't wait to do again thanks Justin! We did it in January was the best time 45km winds and still awsome, water was warm.
Awesome experience and pilot was a genuine nice guy. Highly recommend this joy flight
Unbelievable, we did the crayfish tour and loved every minute, our pilot slash guide was professional, friendly and informative. Cant recommend highly enough. Thank you and we look forward to next time. Two thumbs up!!!
Gwoonwardu Mia - Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre
8. Gwoonwardu Mia - Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre
4.7
(163)
Cultural center
Sights & Landmarks
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My humblest thank you to Tiana for taking the time and talking with us about this country and your mob. I took my time looking around, watching footage and listening to stories. The stories brought me to tears. I am so disgusted at how your ancestors were treated, and still, it continues today. I adore my banana fibre and Kangaroo earrings and the fridge Magnets. Nga mihi nui ki nga tangata o tenei whenua 💯💚🤎💛🧡
We had a wonderful lunch at the cafe with the best scones I've had in a long time....lemon myrtle...and great lunch options all fresh and tasty. The gift shop offered many goodies from local artisans. Well worth dropping in!
We visited the centre today. Wow what an amazing interactive cultural learning experience. We had, the staff are amazing if you’re in Carnarvon don’t miss out. Go and have a look at this. You can learn some really valuable lessons about connection to mother nature about connections to our planet and the culture in our country. Thank you so much we had such an experience that it won’t be forgotten Mark and Heather Cooper
The place is beautifully designed with meanings and aesthetic. The museum connects you with direct testimonies by videos to the history of the region. If you want to listen to everything you'll have to stay at least 2 hours. I don't think kids will enjoy it, for teenagers and up. Nice art exhibition and gift shop. I liked the cafe with its patio.
Excellent. Stories well told by elders & history via information displays. Art exhibition was also very good. Later visited the 'Dont look at the islands' memorial which reinforced my awareness of the appalling way aboriginal people were treated just over 100 years ago.
Excellent art displays by indigenousartists. Very informative and interesting displays, videos and sound recordings about the history of the people of the Carnarvon and Gascoyne area. Well worth the time to learn about the areas history.
Do not miss this wonderful cultural centre, it's the best I've ever been to. What a great way to preserve your Elders' stories, experiences and languages, I feel very thankful to have heard them. Despite the hardships and the injustices inflicted on these generous people, their willingness to share and their positive outlook was humbling. I also loved the art gallery and sitting in the shade of the cosy cafe afterwards and eating delicious food. And experience not to be missed and well worth a little detour if you had planned to bypass Carnarvon on your travels.
I wish I had visited the cultural centre but it was closed for renovations, including the day we visited Carnarvon - 16 September 2025. There was no indication on the website that the centre was going to be temporarily closed. As a result, I missed a couple of activities which I otherwise would have scheduled had that information been available. I am very disappointed at not being able to visit this supposedly iconic centre and also the disruption and inconvenience to my itinerary caused by the lack of information on your website. If it were possible to give no stars, I would. Marian Shaw
Chicken Treat Carnarvon
9. Chicken Treat Carnarvon
3.6
(362)
Chicken restaurant
Caterer
Rotisserie and fried chicken dishes, plus burgers and ice creams, in a counter-serve chain.
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What a little bit of heaven. The staff were engaging, helpful and prompt. Have not been Chicken Treat for decades. My flight was delayed for 3 hours, so a quick walk to the closet food outlet turn out to be a winner 3 piece crispy fried chicken combo WA was spot on. Chicken was truely CT. Chips still best in the game. Will be back.
A quick and convenient fried chicken spot. Very affordable prices and a lifesaver for late-night travelers with no other options available.
A good spot for a quick fast-food chicken meal. The chicken was tasty and well-cooked, but unfortunately the fries were a bit soft and lacked the crispiness you’d expect. That said, the menu had a decent selection of snacks, burgers, chicken options, and drinks. Friendly service and easy for a quick stop.
I really enjoyed the Stinging Maple Burger, the buns were warm and fresh and the chicken fillet was fresh and hot and the perfect amount of “Sting” in the maple sauce. The chips were excellent hot and crispy. Service was friendly and prompt. Nice and cool inside.
Amazing food. Horrible drive through. waited way longer than it said I would wait for and when I arrived and told them I had a mobile order, they only then started making the food. In drive-thru for around 20 mins total. Bad service.
Been a couple of times while in Carnarvon. Fresh and delicious. Best Chicken Treat I’ve had.
I always pop into this Chicken Treat when travelling through Carnarvon. It’s one of the best in WA. Always friendly staff and the food is nicely done.
Food was good, the service took quite a while. Be prepared to wait.
Gascoyne Growers' Market
10. Gascoyne Growers' Market
4.3
(117)
Temporarily Closed
Market
Shopping
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My first time to visit Carnavon was in August 2022. I travelled to Carnavon to work at Carnavon hospital on FIFO Contract as a Registered Nurse I can’t find a better explanation Carnavon is a very beautiful country side along Gascoyne coastal line in Western Australia, so peaceful and beautiful lifestyle People are very friendly welcoming and respectful to each other The joke is 1- Post office 1-Woolworth supermarket 1- Police Station 1- Museum 1- Hospital 1- Filling station Everything is by 1 1- Pub 🍺🥂( OMG Who wouldn’t like to know where the pup is Almost 3 hours flight from Perth Steaming hot 🔥 but very lovely place to be or visit, It’s priceless 👌👌
The market changes week to week. Sometimes a lot of stalls and plenty of choice and the next week it can be very quiet and limited choice. A great place to have a coffee and meet friends.
Last year I went to the market and bought some delicious dried mangoes. I couldn't find any information on the internet. Does anyone know the name of the store? Or how to get it delivered to my home?
Love the veggies and the mango dark chocolate icypoles delicious be back to buy more.
Good to take a breakfast, the passion fruit dessert was delicious!🤤
A local suggested we visit here, but we were rather disappointed as only two veg. growers stalls. Most stalls were arts/crafts, & the coffee was poor, mostly froth. We did much better at the stalls on the Fruit Loop.
Great variety of stalls providing a wonderful community event during May-Oct annually.
We were fortunate to be in Carnarvon just before the Eclipse in April. The town was buzzing. The Saturday morning market outside the Tourist information centre was worth a visit. A reasonable variety of handcrafts, food and local items was great. We bought pies, homemade slices, coffee beans. Go early food sells out quickly.
Carnarvon Speedway
11. Carnarvon Speedway
4.8
(10)
Off-road racing venue
Sights & Landmarks
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Absolutely amazing speedway. If you race, you wanna race here.
Awesome track and well run events with good facilities
Good race card, well organised, good facilities excellent value on entry, food and drinks
The best fun in a long while, great fun indeed
Carnarvon Yacht Club
12. Carnarvon Yacht Club
4.5
(46)
Yacht club
Nature & Parks
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Thank you so much for such a great day. We were just travelling through and found the Sunday free sailing. They showed us the ropes, literally, and we were able to sail all afternoon. What a great day. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Thanks to Wolf, Lee and Jamie.
Visited my mom who lives onboard her yacht, beautiful spot very friendly people and friday nights are pretty good there. Sunday sailing cancelled when i was there due to einds so saftey always a conceen for this group. Happy to come back some time. Some of the most beautiful sunsets ive seen as well
Best place for a drink in Carnarvon
Efery Friday night (6PM) home cooked meals. Every Sunday social sailing for everyone! Come and enjoy best location in Carnarvon, you are welkome. For the cruising Sailors, Dredging is in progress but still no channel no way to get in no way to get out unless you draw les than 1.3m.
Bunch of yoties sharing a drink and a story or three. Dinner on Friday sailing Sunday bar open for 1400
Delicious fish & chips with salad tonight. Thanks CYC Team for your great efforts. A good roll-up of visitors & members, (Sadly, marred a tad by mossies, but the Shire is right onto it: fogging now.) ☆☆☆☆
Love this place! Beautiful spot! Free Sailing on Sundays. Great meals Friday night's. Looking forward to the Windfest January 2020
A very friendly atmosphere with brilliant outlook over the fascine good meals, good prices, cold beers and great service. One of the best places for a beer in Carnarvon.
Baxter Park
13. Baxter Park
Park
Fun & Games
Skate Park
14. Skate Park
3.7
(3)
Playground
Fun & Games
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Very clean!! Opposite the pump track so easy to swap across. Bright and open with sheltered seating for adults
Skate park is good but full of rocks, cant skate
(Translated by Google) Review from my skating sons: It's a good skate park. It is a large skate park and it is super beautiful but they could use some cleaning. but at the end of the ramps there was some kind of bump. The lights did not work in the evening, which was a shame. (Original) Recensie van mijn skatende zoons: Het is een goed skatepark. Het is een groot skatepark en het is super mooi maar ze kunen wel eens schoon maken. maar aan het eind van de ramps was een soort hobbel. De lichten deden het niet in de avond, dat was jammer.
Carnarvon Tackle Marine & Seafood
15. Carnarvon Tackle Marine & Seafood
4.4
(35)
Permanently Closed
Seafood market
Shopping
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Not just a tackle shop. I picked up some awesome scallops and prawns, delicious 😋. Friendly staff and great service, I will be a regular customer.
Great service Delicious local prawns Fabulous range of fish Value for money See you next year.
Excellent service & owners are very willing to help with all your fishing needs.
good place for fish etc and good service sorrey i sent you that messag it was ment to go to another fish shop i apologize
Great customer service & WOULD'VE been 5 star if they had better parking
Great honest service and they If they don’t have it well help you to get it.
This is a must have your card ready..Has all your needs with great staff..
Never open when you need them when it's not tourist season, friendly staff!
Carnarvon Aquatic Centre
16. Carnarvon Aquatic Centre
4.5
(10)
Swimming pool
Fun & Games
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Clean pool n friendly staff, definitely go again
Had a great weekend here for competitions. Staff were fantastic and courteous at all times.
Not open even though Google says it is!!!
Nice and clean. Heaps of shaded areas. 💛
Friendly staff and clean pool
Clean,friendly a lot of space .....
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