The Gascoyne region in the north-west of our State is sometimes referred to as the “food bowl of Western Australia”. It includes the regions of Exmouth, Carnarvon and Shark Bay and forms the gateway to the world famous Ningaloo Reef where you are able to swim in the sea alongside the majestic whale sharks. The climate is warm all year round with average temperatures ranging from around 25- 30C allowing an abundance of fresh fruit and vegetables to be cultivated including bananas, mangos and tomatoes.
The region is also well known for its freshly caught seafood which includes snapper, mullet, whiting, prawns, scallops and crab. I am really looking forward to our travels up North for the WA Signature Dish regional final in early May 2014 as I know I will be literally living on seafood. After a whole month of Eat Drink Perth overindulgence my heart and liver will surely be thanking me.
- Gourmet Escape and the WA Signature Dish Final 2015
- WA Signature Dish Semi-Final Cook Off 2015
- WA Signature Dish Competition 2015
- Novotel Ningaloo & Mantaray’s, Exmouth, Northwest Australia
- Gluten Free Carnarvon Traveller’s Guide
- WA Day at the Perth Cultural Centre for WA Signature Dish Grand Finale
- Best Western Hospitality Inn, Carnarvon and Sails Restaurant
- From Paddock to Plate: Exploring the Gascoyne Food Trail in Carnarvon, Northwest Australia
- WA Signature Dish Gascoyne regional final in Carnarvon
- Getting to the Gascoyne: Our Flight from Perth to Exmouth and a drive to Carnarvon
- Gascoyne Region WA Signature Dish Finalists
- Baked whole Exmouth Red Emperor with prawns and lemongrass
- WA’s Signature Dish competition
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