Attention all adventure-seekers and nature lovers! If you're searching for a destination that's wrapped up in total natural beauty, Western Australia is where it's at. From pristine white-sand beaches to red deserts and clear turquoise waters teeming with marine life, there is no shortage of stunning places to visit in this region. Allow yourself to be captivated by the rugged beauty of the Kimberley, the dramatic Pinnacles, and the breathtaking Ningaloo Reef.
Make sure you squeeze in a trip to the vast and awe-inspiring Karijini National Park as well. The best time to visit would be during its dry season, which runs from April/May to September, offering perfect temperatures and plenty of sunshine. With its breathtaking landscapes, stunning beaches, and abundant wildlife, you'll have no shortage of incredible experiences. Don't miss out on exploring the Pinnacles Desert, where you can see the mystical limestone formations up close.
Take a road trip down the Indian Ocean Drive and discover the hidden gems of the Coral Coast. And how can you forget about swimming with whale sharks in Ningaloo Reef? The best time to visit is between April and November when temperatures are milder and the wildflowers are in full bloom. So what are you waiting for? Grab your hiking boots and sunscreen and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Western Australia!
Rottnest Island entices tourists with its peaceful surroundings, stunning scenery, fabulous fishing and wonderful swimming spots.
Augusta offers the perfect family holiday and is on the south-west coast of Western Australia.
Western Australia has become well known for its inland lakes, rivers, swimming holes and dams.
Whether you're passionate about history, fascinated by the paranormal, or an admirer of architectural splendor, the Old York Hospital captivates.
Balingup is not only a place of scenic beauty, it also has the Bibbulmun Track passing through it.
Ningaloo Reef is a barrier reef 260km's long & protects a pure white shallow sandy lagoon of clear tropical waters.
Menzies is a historic gold mining town where in 1894, a prospector named Robert Menzies stubbed his toe on the rich gold bearing rocks during the "gold rush".
Cocklebiddy is situated 64 kilometres east of Caiguna and and 83 kilometres west of Madura, and inland from the Great Australian Bight.
There are plenty of free camping opportunities around Australia, including campsites specially designed for free campers. Think of the freedom & the money you will save!
For over 100 years Fremantle Prison has been home to stories of strange and unexplained occurrences.
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