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PERTH; WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth city skyline
7D6N (recommended)
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Stopover former ghost town Coolgardie enroute to Kalgoorlie
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Tour Super Pit gold mine and Cape Le Grand National Park
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Visit Thistle Cove and Lucky Bay where grey kangaroos like to lay on the sandy beach
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Stopover Pink lake and various towns enroute to Bluff Knoll
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Visit Valley of the Giants, Cape Leeuwin before arriving Margaret River for overnight stay in a farm house
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Half day shopping at Fremantle Market in Perth city
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Visit Wave Rock of over 3m years old and visit Hippo’s Yawn with option to explore Hyden Wildlife Park
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Western metropolis is the sunniest capital city in Australia, and its people are as bright as the blue skies overhead. Summer arts festivals collide with days on the water, walks in one of the largest inner-city parks, and half-hour drives to fringing wineries and bushland where you can see kangaroos and cockatoos. Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), famous for its smiling quokkas and picture-perfect bays, is only a 30-minute ferry trip across the ocean.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
WAVE ROCK (image by Western Australia
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
WAVE ROCK (image by Australian Museum(
More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion has created a towering 110-metre-long break. ‘Surf’ the wave from dawn to dusk, with dazzling colours of the ancient granite providing the perfect photographic backdrop to your adventure.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
Cape Le Grand National Park was voted 8th place in the Top 10 Beaches in the South Pacific in Tripadvisor's recent 2022 Traveller's Choice Awards - with Western Australia taking out more awards than any other state in Australia!
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
The landscape changes from massive granite outcrops to freshwater pools and unbelievably white sandy beaches with views over many islands.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Western metropolis is the sunniest capital city in Australia, and its people are as bright as the blue skies overhead. Summer arts festivals collide with days on the water, walks in one of the largest inner-city parks, and half-hour drives to fringing wineries and bushland where you can see kangaroos and cockatoos. Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), famous for its smiling quokkas and picture-perfect bays, is only a 30-minute ferry trip across the ocean.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
WAVE ROCK (image by Western Australia
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
WAVE ROCK (image by Australian Museum(
More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion has created a towering 110-metre-long break. ‘Surf’ the wave from dawn to dusk, with dazzling colours of the ancient granite providing the perfect photographic backdrop to your adventure.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
Cape Le Grand National Park was voted 8th place in the Top 10 Beaches in the South Pacific in Tripadvisor's recent 2022 Traveller's Choice Awards - with Western Australia taking out more awards than any other state in Australia!
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
The landscape changes from massive granite outcrops to freshwater pools and unbelievably white sandy beaches with views over many islands.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Western metropolis is the sunniest capital city in Australia, and its people are as bright as the blue skies overhead. Summer arts festivals collide with days on the water, walks in one of the largest inner-city parks, and half-hour drives to fringing wineries and bushland where you can see kangaroos and cockatoos. Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), famous for its smiling quokkas and picture-perfect bays, is only a 30-minute ferry trip across the ocean.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
WAVE ROCK (image by Western Australia
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
WAVE ROCK (image by Australian Museum(
More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion has created a towering 110-metre-long break. ‘Surf’ the wave from dawn to dusk, with dazzling colours of the ancient granite providing the perfect photographic backdrop to your adventure.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
Cape Le Grand National Park was voted 8th place in the Top 10 Beaches in the South Pacific in Tripadvisor's recent 2022 Traveller's Choice Awards - with Western Australia taking out more awards than any other state in Australia!
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
The landscape changes from massive granite outcrops to freshwater pools and unbelievably white sandy beaches with views over many islands.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Western metropolis is the sunniest capital city in Australia, and its people are as bright as the blue skies overhead. Summer arts festivals collide with days on the water, walks in one of the largest inner-city parks, and half-hour drives to fringing wineries and bushland where you can see kangaroos and cockatoos. Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), famous for its smiling quokkas and picture-perfect bays, is only a 30-minute ferry trip across the ocean.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
WAVE ROCK (image by Western Australia
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
WAVE ROCK (image by Australian Museum(
More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion has created a towering 110-metre-long break. ‘Surf’ the wave from dawn to dusk, with dazzling colours of the ancient granite providing the perfect photographic backdrop to your adventure.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
Cape Le Grand National Park was voted 8th place in the Top 10 Beaches in the South Pacific in Tripadvisor's recent 2022 Traveller's Choice Awards - with Western Australia taking out more awards than any other state in Australia!
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
The landscape changes from massive granite outcrops to freshwater pools and unbelievably white sandy beaches with views over many islands.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
Closest entry into Australia from most parts of Asia, it is a popular destination for its sandy beaches, parks, gardens, nature and its vast wine district along Margaret River.
The fourth most populous city in Australia, Perth weather enjoys sunshine most parts of the year, natural parklands and beach lifestyles. Its cosmopolitan city embraces people of all races and culture and yet it offers the distinctive character of a western country.
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Western metropolis is the sunniest capital city in Australia, and its people are as bright as the blue skies overhead. Summer arts festivals collide with days on the water, walks in one of the largest inner-city parks, and half-hour drives to fringing wineries and bushland where you can see kangaroos and cockatoos. Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), famous for its smiling quokkas and picture-perfect bays, is only a 30-minute ferry trip across the ocean.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
In Perth, life’s a beach – and there are 19 of the beauties to explore along the coast.
Dip and dive with dolphins, soak up an Indian Ocean sunset, or indulge in an impromptu seaside picnic or dining experience. More active? Surf, windsurf, fish or snorkel. As Australia’s sunniest capital, it’s a good bet that every day is beach weather.
Perth’s beaches are blessed with snow-white sands and pristine waters, and attractions abound both above and below water. Discover your own slice of paradise – whether that’s glamorous Cottlesloe, family-friendly Scarborough and Rockingham, wildlife-rich Shoalwater Islands Marine Park or Mandurah's (Mandjoogoordap) uncrowded shores.
WAVE ROCK (image by Western Australia
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
Western Australia’s coastline captivates surfers worldwide, but its biggest swell rises from our vast outback plains – with no ocean in sight. Roam the 15-metre-high multicoloured granite cliff to appreciate how Wave Rock got its name, then discover ancient rock paintings and – following the winter rains – a magical carpet of colourful wildflowers.
Just under four hours’ drive inland from Perth along a picturesque route of rolling farmland and open fields is the Wheatbelt town of Hyden. From here, it’s just a few kilometres to Wave Rock.
WAVE ROCK (image by Australian Museum(
More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion has created a towering 110-metre-long break. ‘Surf’ the wave from dawn to dusk, with dazzling colours of the ancient granite providing the perfect photographic backdrop to your adventure.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
The epic grandeur of Wave Rock is mind-blowing, but otherworldly encounters continue in nearby Mulka's Cave, where a collection of more than 450 ancient rock paintings tells the fascinating story of a local Aboriginal legend. The area around Wave Rock inspires year-round, but come spring, purple dampiera, orange grevilleas, yellow cassia and other colourful wildflowers put on a spectacular display.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
Cape Le Grand National Park was voted 8th place in the Top 10 Beaches in the South Pacific in Tripadvisor's recent 2022 Traveller's Choice Awards - with Western Australia taking out more awards than any other state in Australia!
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
There aren’t too many places in Australia where kangaroos sun-bake on the beach. Lucky Bay is home to a colony of friendly kangaroos which are often seen soaking up the sun. It also offers a great camp site and picnic area with beachside views.
This pristine park near Esperance is known for its stunning scenery and idyllic beaches where you can go swimming, bush-walking, fishing and camping.
CAPE LEGRAND NATIONAL PARK
The landscape changes from massive granite outcrops to freshwater pools and unbelievably white sandy beaches with views over many islands.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.
There are many bush walking trails through the park which traverse the rugged coast and beaches – enjoy the views and then stop off for a refreshing dip in the ocean.
Rock-climbing is popular at Frenchman’s Peak and Mount Le Grand.
In spring Cape Le Grand National Park bursts into colour as wildflowers bloom, including groves of banksia.