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Port Hedland, Western Australia

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Port Hedland is a large coastal town located approximately 1,660 kilometres from Perth. It is renowned for its indigenous culture and history, long trains, big ships, salt piles and red dust. Often referred to as the friendliest town in the Pilbara, the local people make Port Hedland what it is today.

Port Hedland has lovely warm weather. Located right on the coast, Port Hedland is a great spot for fishing, whale watching, crabbing and watching turtles nesting at various times of the year.

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Attractions

  • Galleries, Museums and Collections (2)
    1. Dalgety House Museum Dalgety House Museum provides an opportunity to gain an insight into the impact white settlement had on the Kariyarra Aboriginal people of the Pilbara. Explore the extensive collection of artefacts, photographs and documentation presented in the enlightening displays throughout the house. Listen to recordings of personal memoirs and view the informative and thought provoking audio visual displays.
    2. Don Rhodes Mining Museum See the fully restored locomotives from the BHP Iron Ore railway at the Don Rhodes Mining and Transport Museum in Port Hedland. Be in awe of the ingenuity of the road, rail and transport technology which facilitated the significant industrial growth in the East Pilbara during the last century.
  • Historical Sites and Heritage Locations (2)
    1. Koombana Lookout The lookout provides panoramic views across the port entrance and back across the Port Hedland hinterland. On a clear day you can see forever. A wonderful place to spot marine wildlife, or just enjoy the view as the lights come on across the harbour at sunset.
    2. Town Observation Tower The 26 metre high Town Observation Tower in Port Hedland provides an outstanding birds-eye view of the surrounding area and bustling activities of the port. Take some time to watch the comings and goings of this busy port town, and be sure to take your camera.
  • National Parks and Reserves (1)
    1. Cape Keraudren Nature Reserve Cape Keraudren Nature Reserve is situated on a picturesque beach with pristine white sands that stretch as far as the eye can see. The clear blue water is a spectacular welcome to the start of the famous Eighty Mile Beach. This well travelled stretch of beach is well placed on the tourist trail between Port Hedland and Broome.
  • Natural Attractions (2)
    1. Pretty Pool A popular family and community reserve since Port Hedland's early days. An ideal spot for swimming, fishing and shell collecting.
    2. Tidal Flats Be amazed by the huge tides of the North West. The resulting tidal flats left at Port Hedland as the tide goes out make a truly spectacular vista. Don’t forget your camera to photograph these unique patterns etched into the sand.

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Our Local Highlights

  • Royal Flying Doctor Base: The Port Hedland Base is located in Richardson Street Port Hedland. Visit Monday - Friday from 09:00 -14:00 and inspect a real working base.
  • Dalgety House Museum: Port Hedland was established in 1896 as a port for the pastoral, pearling, gold and tin mining industries. Dalgety House was the Dalgety and Co. Manager’s residence from 1903 to 1974.
  • Don Rhodes Mining Museum: The Don Rhodes Mining and Transport Museum tells the story of he road, rail and transport heritage of the East Pilbara. The Don Rhodes Mining and Transport Museum tells the story of he road, rail and transport heritage of the East Pilbara.
  • Port Hedland Cultural and Heritage: Trail commencing at the Port Hedland Tourist Bureau this trail includes glimpses of the town’s colourful past as well as present features.

    Collect a Trail Brochure from the Tourist Bureau and take a leisurely stroll around down town Port Hedland Interpretative signage tells the story of heritage buildings, natural features and cultural sites. View the original medical staff quarters; learn about the harbour tunnel, the old Methodist Church and the port Tower and Tide indicator.

    A great way to learn about Port Hedland's colourful heritage.
  • Port Hedland Arts Awards: Held each year the award showcases the talents of Port Hedland, Pilbara and Western Australian Artists. Generous sponsorship from local business provides a rich prize pool.
  • Matt Dann Cultural Centre: Matt Dann Cultural Centre has been providing the latest movies and live shows to the Town of Port Hedland for almost 20 years. The venue is locally owned, funded and run by the Town Of Port Hedland.
  • Courthouse Arts Centre and Gallery: The Courthouse Gallery provides a comprehensive exhibition and public program which is designed to offer value across the community.
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