Where to go in Western Australia
Introduction
Western Australia is a land of natural wonders and boundless adventures, from the Kimberley's Outback landscapes to Indian ocean sunsets and the world’s oldest continuous culture. Home to four UNESCO World Heritage sites, the state offers the chance to get up close to nature, showcased in magnificent national parks and remarkable wildlife encounters, whether it’s swimming alongside whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef on the Coral Coast, spotting smiley quokkas on Rottnest Island, or watching dolphins glide through the turquoise waters of Monkey Mia.
Experience Aboriginal culture through guided tours from its Traditional Owners, explore Australia's sunniest city, Perth, with its sparkling Swan River, scenic parks and stunning city beaches, or visit world-class wineries and indulge in fresh local produce and gourmet delights among the pretty towns and forests of Margaret River and the Southwest, a region renowned for its giant karri trees and seasonal wildflower blooms.
Below, you'll find information and inspiration for planning your journey through Western Australia, with pages dedicated to city, coast and Outback and a range of journeys to match.
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Nestled between verdant winelands and golden Indian Ocean beaches, Australia's sunniest city offers an enticing mix of laidback lifestyle, vibrant café culture and colourful street art.
Experience the natural and culinary delights of Australia's southwest corner. Indulge in exquisite wines with gourmet local produce. Discover ancient limestone caves and towering karri forests, and explore rugged coastlines perfect for scenic hikes and surfing.
