Western Australia

West Australia Regions

Choose a Region Gascoyne Great Southern Mid West North West Peel South West Suburban Perth Goldfields & Outback Urban Perth Wheatbelt

Western Australia (WA) is Australia's largest state, an inpsiring landscape that covers 2 million square kilometres. Western Australia is blessed with a glorious climate, spectacular scenery, supurb beaches, fascinating wildlife, world class gold courses, world class wines and gold plate dining. Western Australia is an artists dream palette, covering an array of colours in the landscape that change at all times of the day.

Indulge your senses from the mighty North to the serenity of the South. In every single location you will find more than you bargained for. Margaret River has some of the nations best wines that are served at restaurants all over the world. Broome has pearls that are sought after in the worlds best jewelery stores. The minerals, ores and gems stored in the Western Australian landscape are exported globally and are a main source of income for Australia.

The Rugged North

The North of the state around the Kimberley, Pilbara, Coral Coast and Mid West regions, has a striking mix of enormous rock formations, cooling water falls and soft white sand beaches.

Outback Australia

Outback Australia begins in Western Australia. The Menzies Shire is the largest shire in the world with the least people. Not only will you discover the wondrous open expanse of the Outback, but you will find interesting characters of all nationalities who are either the original occupants, or have endured the hardship of the land over the years and live to tell the tale of it. Those indigenous to the land will marvel you with their use of colour in their arts, or have you mesmerized by the intricate carvings of emu eggs. Station owners, miners, drovers, drifters, fossickers, the ever present bar manager and barmaids, complete the Outback experience.

Perfect Beaches

Does the West have beaches? You bet they do! They go on forever! Long rugged coastlines and pristine white beaches, where surfing enthusiasts from all over the world flocks for some of the best waves in the world.

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