Category: Best of WA
From epic beaches to rugged gorges, world-class wine regions, burnt red earth and pink salt lakes, there is so much to see and do in Western Australia!
One of the oldest, most diverse and sparsely populated landscapes in the world, Western Australia is the biggest state in Australia. Covering 2.5 million square kilometres it is shared by a population of 2.8 million. That is almost one-third the size of the USA or all of Western Europe! So, if you like your own space, there’s plenty of it to go around.
Each region and town has its own character. You can ride a camel at sunset on Cable Beach or surf big-wave breaks at Margaret River. Bask on the whitest sand beach with a kangaroo at Lucky Bay and hand-feed wild dolphins at Monkey Mia. And swim with whale sharks at the planet’s largest fringing coral reef, Ningaloo.
Our local guides below include the best of this raw and isolated region of Australia. Plan your next trip with our insider tips and hints on how to get the most out of your holiday in this incredible state of Western Australia.
Want to see the largest dam mural in the world? Read our ultimate guide with insider tips for planning your visit to Western Australia’s Wellington Dam.
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The town of Kalbarri in Western Australia is surrounded by dramatic inland gorges and coastal cliffs. Here are the best things to see and do…
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Karijini is raw and remote, famous for wild gorges, sheer rock faces, natural swimming holes, epic hikes, and lookouts. Read our guide for all the best tips!
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For a bit of whimsy and childhood magic Gnomesville in the Ferguson Valley, just 2hrs from Perth, is a fun place to visit. Read our guide and tips…
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Just a short drive from Perth, Rockingham has stunning beaches, marine life encounters and heaps to do. Here are our top 10 experiences…
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