Visitors

Visitors are welcome to Mayala Country but it is important to us that you ask first
Mayala Visitor Pass

Please apply for a visitor pass prior to travel if you plan to visit Mayala islands.

Recreational users will be provided guidance regarding permitted locations for day visits and camping.

Commercial users will be contacted to discuss arrangements.

If in doubt, please call, we’d love a chat.

We ask all visitors to respect the following guidelines
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Mayala Country is a remote natural environment with unpredictable and hazardous conditions. Please ensure you have all relevant safety equipment for your visit.

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Please do not take anything from Mayala Country, including any living or dead plant or animal specimens (aside from fish).

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Please do not take photos, film or reproduce images of Mayala Country on any media for commercial purposes or media sharing platforms without first obtaining written permission from Mayala Inninalang Aboriginal Corporation.

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Please do not bring any animal (including domesticated animal / pet) or plant specimens onto Mayala Islands.

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Please bury all human waste at least 100m from any watercourse, do not use soaps or detergents in freshwater streams or pools and do any washing or cleaning in the ocean.

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Please limit fires to those required for cooking and ensure they are in clear, open, sandy spaces, and fully extinguished.

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Please take all rubbish home with you and where possible we would greatly appreciate your cooperation in removing any existing rubbish and debris from Mayala Country.

Fishing in Mayala Country

Recreational fishing is permitted on most of Mayala Country but restricted in Marine Park Sanctuary Zones – no fishing – and Special Purpose Zones (Cultural Protection) – recreational fishing only as part of an authorised tour.

Please note that Traditional Owners maintain rights to hunt and fish across the whole of Country.

For further information on visiting the Mayala Marine Park see https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/park/mayala-marine-park.
For zoning maps detailing fishing rules please see the Marine Park’s Frequently Asked Questions.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about visiting Mayala Country please contact visit@mayala.org.au or 0497 594 377.