The Abrolhos Islands: 43 nautical miles off the coast
One of WA's natural treasures is a boat trip away from Port Denison.
The Houtman Abrolhos Islands are a chain of more than 100 islands off WA’s Mid West coast. From the Dongara area they’re about 43 nautical miles offshore.
What makes them special
- Coral reefs at a latitude where you might not expect them
- Fishing, diving and snorkelling
- Seabird colonies and marine life
- Shipwreck history, including the Batavia
Getting there
Most visitors go by boat, with trips planned around the weather. Charter operators and scenic flights also run from the region.
Part of life here
For keen boaties, having the Abrolhos within reach is one of the big draws of living in Dongara and Port Denison.
Plan carefully The Abrolhos are a protected area with their own rules. Check with the WA Government before you go.
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Common questions
How far are the Abrolhos Islands?
About 43 nautical miles from the Dongara area.
Can you dive there?
Yes, diving and snorkelling are popular.
Questions? Talk to Terry.
Ask about lots, the contract, building or visiting and Terry will call you back.
- $10,000 deposit secures your lot
- Nothing more to pay until settlement in mid-2027
- Construction commences October
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