Stretching between the two coastal capes, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park - Cowaramup in the south-west corner of the State offers amazing beach and forest experiences. With world class surf breaks, calm swimming beaches, rocky headlands, tall timber forests perfect for bush walking, stunning caves and excellent camping facilities, this pristine park is well worth a visit. At Cowaramup Bay, mid way between the two capes, you can try your hand at surfing, or throw in a fishing line from the beach and snare a catch of the Indian Ocean's best. The sheltered bay at Cowaramup is also suitable for launching a small boat. Four wheel driving tracks lead to isolated surfing and fishing spots - and in this remote and pristine part of the world it's easy to find your own stretch of sand to enjoy. For adventurers, head to the granite sea cliffs south from Biljedup Beach for rock climbing. There are regular tours for beginners and experts. The town of Cowaramup is also known for its dairy, timber and wine growing industries. Located in the Margaret River wine region, Cowaramup boasts some award winning wineries. Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park Cowaramup is about a three and a half hour drive south of Perth. Camping in Western Australia's natural areas is a special experience. Selected campgrounds from across the state are now bookable online for a trial period.
