- Address: Yanchep WA 6035, Australia
- Phone: +61 8 9303 7759
- Website: https://parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/yanchep
- Area: 28 km²
- Opening hours: 8.30 - 17.00
- Cost of visiting: adult - 5,2 dollars, children's - 2,8 dollars
Once again raising the theme of Australia is already quite expected to meet the sublime and laudatory reviews of its nature. Yes, and this article will not be an exception. Do not be afraid of this continent and succumb to stupid stereotypes about creeping reptiles and huge spiders. Believe me, not every animal in Australia wants to harm you, but almost every corner tries to awaken a sense of beauty from its observer. Incredible emotions can overwhelm a traveler who admires the quaint rocks on the coast, watches the waterfall from a bird's eye view or holds a fluffy animal in his hands, and his appearance is on the brink of extinction. And this article will tell you about another corner of such indescribably beautiful and wild nature of Australia - the National Park "Yanchep".
More about the park
The national park "Yanchep" is one of those cozy places where you can escape from the noise of megacities and constant labor strain. It is located 45 km from the city of Perth , and its area is about 28 sq.km. The park begins its history in 1957, but long before that Aboriginal tribes lived on its territory, which is prescribed the authorship of the name. "Yanchep" is a derivative of yandjip, which in translation is designated as the name of a local reed.
The national park "Yanchep" is famous for its landscapes. No, here you will not find waterfalls, but in the center there is a huge lake, which beckons with the purity of its waters. In general, the park is located in a rather mountainous area, which abounds in forests. In addition, there is a whole system of caves, the pearl of which is the Crystal Cave, where tourists are guided by fascinating excursions.
Today, "Yanchep" serves as both a home and a place of work for the Nuinggar tribe. The park provides tours that introduce tourists to the peculiarities of everyday life, as well as the cultural component of Aboriginal people. In addition, a pretty nice feature of "Yanchep" is a huge aviary in the center, in which live koalas. Observation of these cute animals will only contribute to overall relaxation. Naturally, where koalas - there are eucalyptus groves, the air in which is truly magical. In addition, among the flora of the park dominated by thickets of the Australian bush.
In general, the Yanchep National Park has a convenient tourist infrastructure. Here there is a small hotel, places for rest and a picnic are arranged, and the natural needs of a person are taken care of. There are several walking routes and educational programs. Each of the excursions has its time. For example, you can listen to the life of aboriginals every Saturday and Sunday from 13.00 to 15.00.
How to get there?
The most comfortable way to get to the National Park "Yanchep" on your personal car, as the nearest bus makes a stop for 3 km from the destination, and the rest of the way will have to be done on foot. You can drive to the park via Mitchell Fwy / State Route 2 and State Route 60, the journey takes less than an hour.
The park's operating hours are limited from 8.30 to 17.00 every day. On the territory of "Yanchep" you can move on your own car, in this case you have to pay $ 8 from the car. Admission for adults is $ 5.20, for children $ 2.80. If you drive a group of more than 4 people - you will get a discount.
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