Visit Cervantes
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Desert
- Lake
Cervantes: How to get there?
By car, it's 200km north of PerthCervantes: When to go?
All year roundCervantes: For how long?
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Cervantes Vacations
It wasn't the author of Don Quixote that gave the town its name, instead it was a ship named Miguel Cervantes which ran aground not far from there. This fishing village is both relaxing and touristy, thanks to its beautiful beaches which are surrounded by turquoise waters.
Cervantes: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
It wasn't the author of Don Quixote that gave the town its name, instead it was a ship named Miguel Cervantes which ran aground not far from there. This fishing village is both relaxing and touristy, thanks to its beautiful beaches which are surrounded by turquoise waters.
My suggestion
On the road between Lancelin and Cervantes, stop by at the Pinnacles Desert and at Lake Thetis to observe the geological wonders of Western Australia. Laze around on the beaches of Kangaroo Point or Hangover Bay.
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