Big Lagoon

Situated in Francois Peron National Park, Big Lagoon is a stunning lagoon renowned for its vibrant colours and plentiful marine life, such as dolphins, dugongs, rays, fish and sharks.

The lagoon offers excellent fishing, swimming, kayaking, windsurfing and kite-surfing opportunities, as well as providing a campsite with toilets, BBQ facilities, and a boat launching facility. There are fantastic 4WD conditions throughout Francois Peron National Park, nearby to the Lagoon. For those who don't have a 4WD, or would prefer to explore with a local, there are guided full day and camping tours into Francois Peron National Park.

Big Lagoon is especially impressive when viewed from above - consider a scenic flight over Francois Peron National Park to make the most of your Shark Bay visit.

All camping areas in Francois Peron National Park are accessible by high-clearance 4WD only. Access to Francois Peron National Park requires the payment of a park access fee.

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