The Pinnacles are located in Nambung National Park, WA a short distance from the coastal town of Cervantes and are one of Australia’s most unique attractions. Thousands of limestone pillars rise up from the sand, some 4 metres tall; they come in all shapes and sizes and rise to a point. It is believed that the pinnacles were formed by sea shells millions of years ago, broken down into lime-rich sands, carried inland by the winds forming high dunes and being eroded over time into these formations. The Morning and Afternoon tours show the Pinnacles at their peak; offering stunning photograph opportunities and wildlife sightings.