Who looks after Nullarbor National Park?

It is classified as an IUCN Category VI protected area….Nullarbor National Park.

What is the Nullarbor Plain famous for?

meteorite deposits
The Nullarbor is known for extensive meteorite deposits, which are extremely well preserved in the arid climate.

Is the Nullarbor a sealed road?

You can connect to this journey from Adelaide or Perth and drive west to east or east to west along the Eyre Highway. While this is a sealed road, it goes through remote areas and the trip requires thorough preparation. You should carry extra petrol and plenty of water and food.

Are there any national parks south of Nullarbor?

South of Nullarbor National Park lie the Far West Coast Marine Park and the Great Australian Bight Marine Park. The Nullarbor Plain is unique in the world and therefore, there aren’t really any similar national parks anywhere. Australia, of course, does have other Outback parks.

Where is the Nullarbor Plain in South Australia?

The Nullarbor stretches across the southern edge of Australia between the goldfields of Western Australia and the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia . You can connect to this journey from Adelaide or Perth and drive west to east or east to west along the Eyre Highway.

Where are the Nullarbor Caves located in Australia?

The Nullarbor – a dry, flat, 200,000sq.km savannah – stretches 1100km along the southern coast of Australia from Balladonia east of Norseman, WA, to north of Yalata in SA. Above ground it is famously featureless.

Where is the first stop on the Nullarbor road?

Drive 40 kilometres (25 miles) east to Newman Rock for views of forest, range and plains. It is just another 50 kilometres (31 miles) east to the Balladonia Roadhouse, which is the first stop on the Nullarbor journey from Western Australia to South Australia.