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My wife and I planned a circle triup from Perth WA to Esperance, Albany, Margaret River, Bunbury and back to Perth,Our first stop was in Hyden, about 4 hours southeast of Perth to vist Wave Rock. We had pre-booked into the Hyden Hotel and were pleasantly surprised at the accommodations in this otherwise one-horse town. The setting is lovely, the rooms perfectly fine, and while the pool was closed after we had a swim (apparently Perth came and tested the water and found it wanting) I'm pleased to report that neither of us suffered ahy ill-effects. We elected to vist the Wave Rock that evening at sunset and it really was an amazing site. It's about 3.5 kms from the hotel and there's a $12 charge in the car park for the visit. We walked up the rock and took pictures and then scaled the stairs at the end of the wave to walk across the top at sunset and got some great shots. The history of the formation you will find out about when you get there. Back to the hotel for dinner, it's really the only place in town and it was BBQ night where you choose and pay for your raw meat and cook it yourself on the huge BBQ with all the "fixin's" you could want. A big salad bar with non-alcoholic beverages is included. every one was very friendly and helpful and we paid $140 for the night. We traveled on to Esperance the next morning...
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I'm glad I saw this natural attraction, and it is pretty stunning. But it's not as huge as some of the marketing photos make out. Nonetheless, if you're touring the SW of Australia, include this wonder in your plans. Make sure you leave some time to visit the Hippo Yawn, and The Humps. Many people miss this other attraction which is only 16 kms away, but very charismatic and with a great aboriginal history and artworks. It's a bit spooky too!
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What a delightful surprise to find that Wave Rock is not just a single shaped rock but part of a much larger granite escarpment. There are walks you can do around the escarpment and others that go out to other attractions of granite magnificence near by. We loved our day hiking around Wave rock. The view from on top of the rocks is stunning. You will need fly nets or insect repellent as the flies are very friendly.
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walking distance from park to Rock n most attractions. Excellent ammenaties, very clean, friendly staff :D thanks Mel for our daily chats n laughs in the kiosk :D we planned a 1night stay n ended up staying 4 nights :) so much to do and see in the area. It is a must , very highly RECOMMENDED
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It took four hours to drive to this 'rock' from Perth, but it was worth the effort, it is awesome, you look and don't quite understand how it came to be, it really is amazing. We were there in January and I have to say if anything spoilt the visit it was the flys!! You will need ten dollars in coins for the car park as well. We did the 3.6K nature rail but were unlucky as we didn't see very much wildlife at all -- only the flys
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the rock itself is breathtaking, and there are a few other rock formations in the area to see. However I would have been annoyed if I had driven from Perth to see it, rather than on the way to another location. Entrance to the rock is $10 per car of 4 people with additional adults at $5 and children at $3. There are average but cleanse toilet facilities 100m from the rock and a bbq picnic area too. There are a couple of odd but interesting things to do at the visitors centre also (lace place, a toy soldier museum and wildlife park)
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its a long drive through wheat & sheep country to Hyden, but when you get there it is worth the effort. Sadly the tourist industry has attempted to cash in on Natures Beauty with a $10.00 parking fee at Wave Rock, but if you continue on to Hippos Yawn first there is free parking picnic area beside the big hippo. Then follow an enjoyable walk path along the rock base with interesting rock formations & lovely lizards along the way to the Wave Rock. A great way to enjoy the whole attraction. There is also a long sign posted walk path to follow if your energetic & that way inclined. We didnt do this as it is too far for our walking abilities. Wave Rock itself is Stunning & worth the effort. One of the great things is it is also Dog Friendly. There were no rules about taking our dog for a walk (on the lead) with us and met others doing the same thing. Great to have the freedom to see a lovely natural attraction despite the roads & parking & fencing going right up to it.
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We had not planned to see this wonder of nature, but as we drove past the entrance road, a swift change of plans ensued.The entrance fee did not upset us as someone has to keep the area clean and it is only right that visitors pay their way.It was awe inspiring to walk under the rock and speculate how Mother Nature fashioned it. We are sensitive to Aboriginal places and the atmosphere was too much for my wife and daughter as we went further along under the wave, but I was tempted to continue, some female taboo, but only sensitive people would notice.The tourist shop was quite good but the souvenirs were not specifically unique to the rock. Perhaps that could be remedied.
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I toured with Adam's Coach Tours and had a great day. Drive Jacki fantastic.840kms return trip by coach.Stopped in York (first remote town) - worth the visit.Saw the rabbit proof fence along the way.Stopped at the museum/restaurant and had a great lunch and walk around the property. Look through the wildlife area for the largest koala I have ever seen.
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在去之前就已经听说很多，不去会后悔但是去了会失望的说词，但是即使如此仍然去了这个地方的我，只能说真的是验证了这句话，或许是因为附近有一大片森林，所以无法将Wave Rock的壮观显现出来的关系，另外就是那里的苍蝇之多，但是夕阳很美，还是值得一去，只是别抱太大期望的好哈哈