Tourism Western Australia
These landscapes may look like they’re from completely different worlds, but the amazing thing is they’re all from Western Australia. Not just a place of natural beauty, its capital city Perth is the Western gateway to Australia and has become one of the country’s most exciting destination. Buzzing with new dining, drinking, cultural and entertainment hubs, plus a mix of new accommodation, The city now has some of the best and most affordable rooms in Australia.
All of this is complemented by a unique mix of natural experiences right on the city’s doorstep, even our unique wildlife is making waves globally. Once you’ve sampled Perth, go explore Australia’s other reef Ningaloo, here you’ll find an underwater wonderland a short walk from shore as well as these friendly tides. Autumn Margaret River and the Southwest with its world-famous wineries, served tall ancient trees and fresh produce including the prized black truffle and a whole lot of greenery.
There’s also WA legendary Outback with its old gold mining towns and country charm. And other sites you won’t see anywhere else in the world.
You’re going to want to make time for the Kimberly and Pilbara agents to one of the world’s last true wilderness areas prone to breathtaking natural wonders, as well as a rich culture and history over 40,000 years old, which can be explored with one of our many aboriginal guides. WA is also home to the world’s largest collection of wildflowers.
And if all that wasn’t enough, there’s a whole calendar of events for lovers of art, sport, and food and drink. “Western Australia and Margaret River have got everything that I love everything that I travel across the world for as indeed I do which is you know incredible food, wonderful wine and such amazing natural beauty so for me it’s got everything.” As the saying goes it’s not just about the destination, it’s about the journey which is especially true when you look at how easy it is to get to and around WA.
So if you’re looking for the very best of all worlds you’ll find it in Western Australia.