The way domestic visitor data is measured in Australia has changed. Find out more about Tourism Research Australia's new DoTS system in our dedicated hub.
The way domestic visitor data is measured in Australia has changed. Find out more about Tourism Research Australia's new DoTS system in our dedicated hub.
Boasting not one, but two World Heritage Listed sites, Australia’s Coral Coast is a popular destination for local and out-of-state visitors. Home to the largest fringing reef in the world, the Ningaloo Reef, the region offers travellers a one-of-kind road trip experience through towns such as Geraldton, Kalbarri, Coral Bay and Exmouth.
Visitors to Australia’s Coral Coast can step out of the outback and swim with whale sharks, manta rays, and all manner of marine life with coastal tourism experiences a key offering from local tour operators.
Learn more about Australia’s Coral Coast’s tourism sector through our latest visitor statistics and insights, including fact sheets for key Local Government Areas and Regional Development Commissions.
Following Tourism Research Australia's change to the new Domestic Tourism Statistics (DoTS) system, the dashboard below has been amended to only show international visitation, with domestic visitor statistics to be added when more information is available.
The fact sheets are based on the National Visitor Survey and will be updated in 2026 with data from DoTS.
Take an in-depth look at who’s visiting Australia’s Coral Coast in our latest regional fact sheet. Updated annually, the fact sheet shows the number of overnight visitors, where they come from, how much they spend, their purpose of visit, length of stay, and other key insights.
Find out more about Australia’s Coral Coast through Tourism WA’s Local Government Area fact sheets. Updated annually, the fact sheets detail visitor numbers for key areas, length of visitor stay, visitor spend and other key insights. Each factsheet is based on data from Tourism Research Australia, who publish visitor statistics for every Australia LGA.
Beyond our five main tourism regions, we have developed insights into the Regional Development Commissions areas across Western Australia, plus an in-depth look at the Perth metropolitan region. Each factsheet includes information on visitor numbers, where these visitors come from, how much they spend and more destination insights. Updated each calendar year, the fact sheets are based on data from Tourism Research Australia's National and International Visitor Surveys.
To find visitor information on a Local Government Area not listed, head to Tourism Research Australia to view their fact sheets or contact us on research@westernaustralia.com.