Gantheaume Point

　　  Gantheaume Point is located near the small town of Broome in Western Australia. Its towering cliffs, blue seas and skies, and deep red rocks are its biggest draws, attracting many tourists and causing numerous visitors to stop and linger here.

　　  Gantheaume Point is a representation of the world’s ancient natural heritage. Most famously, it features deep red rocks that preserve dinosaur footprints from 120 million years ago. At low tide, these historical imprints can be clearly seen on the coral reefs or viewed as their plaster models at the top of the cliffs. When observing them, it is essential to protect these historical relics, as they are very fragile and can easily be accidentally damaged by humans.

　　  At Gantheaume Point, visitors can also overlook the vast coastline. The stark contrast between the red sandstone along the green Indian Ocean and the surrounding white sandy beaches is undoubtedly a marvel, making one marvel at the ever-present wonder of nature.

　　  Gantheaume Point Must-visit reason: The most striking cape in Western Australia Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania [Oceania] Country/region where the attraction is located: Australia [Australia] Province/state where the attraction is located: Western Australia [Western Australia]