Carnarvon is a remote coastal town at the mouth of the Gascoyne River, known as Western Australia’s winter food bowl for bananas, mangoes and other horticulture. It blends a laid‑back seaside vibe with outback character, and serves as a gateway to Quobba, Shark Bay and the Kennedy Range.
A diverse regional community with a significant Aboriginal population, farming and fishing families, seasonal horticulture workers and some resources-related fly-in workers. Lifestyle is relaxed and outdoorsy, centered on the Fascine foreshore, boating, fishing and community sport.
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