The Pinnacles

Considered one of the ten natural wonders of Western Australia, the Pinnacles are like a natural stonehenge, but sharper, more teeth like and they have been standing in Namburg National Park for millions of years.

These freakish limestone fingers rise from the desert like an eerie Martian landscape. And while there are no little green men, you can spot Emus and Galahs that roam wild around the formations.

The tallest of the Pinnacles stand at an impressive 3.5 metres tall (11.5 Feet) which is the height of two Emus, and there are thousands of these ancient fingers scattered around the desert.

While you’re in the National Park go and check out the surprisingly beautiful Hangover Bay (which is even more beautiful on a hangover) and Kangaroo Point.