Nanga

Nanga is a small holiday village in Western Australia, on the western edge of Peron Peninsula, home to the Francois Peron National Park. For a sleepy seaside holiday, visit this quaint village, where time often seems to slow down, or indeed stand still. Unsurprisingly, the area is great for surfing, boating, swimming, and snorkeling. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shark Bay is here, which is home to the famous sea cow. Shell Beach, Eagle Bluff, and Little Lagoon are all must-sees for their magnificent scenery. Nanga itself was originally the location of a 500,000 acre sheep ranch; a few thousand sheep are still farmed there today, so you can spot some woolly friends if you keep a look out! So for jaw-dropping scenery and a gorgeously laid back vibe, visit Nanga for the holiday you’ve always wanted.