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! Our local guides 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 time in the incredible state of Western Australia.
Just a stone’s throw from the city of Perth lies Heirisson Island – a nature oasis on the Swan River. But what many visitors may not know is that this serene island is also home to a group of wild kangaroos. And the best part? It’s less than a 15-minute walk from the Perth CBD.
Western Australia is a mecca for beach lovers offering some of the best beaches in all of Australia. Read our guide to the top 7 beaches around Albany that will blow you away.
Western Australia is a mecca for beach lovers offering some of the best beaches in all of Australia. Read our guide to the top 7 beaches around Albany that will blow you away.
Near the little rural town of Collie are two blue lakes with the most azure water you’ve ever seen! Read our insider tips on visiting Stockton Lake or Black Diamond Lake in Western Australia.
Want to see the largest dam mural in the world? The 8,000 square metre Wellington Dam Mural is truly an incredible work of art. Read our guide for insider tips on where to stay, what to see and places to explore in the Collie region of Western Australia.
Kalbarri is a favourite Western Australia holiday spot featuring the world-famous Kalbarri National Park with its dramatic inland red rock gorges and coastal cliffs. It’s definitely worth a stop on your road trip north.
Karijini – it’s raw and remote, famous for wild gorges, sheer rock faces, natural swimming holes, epic hikes and panoramic lookouts. This is definitely one to add to your Australia bucket list.
Want to know where to find the best wildflowers this season? Hit the road and explore Western Australia today using this local guide.
Visit the Perth Hills to discover one of Australia’s oldest conservation areas, two beautiful waterfalls and a close-up encounter with Kangaroo.
Want to know where to find the best wildflowers this season? Hit the road and explore Western Australia today using this local guide.
