Rottnest Island - Credit Tourism Western Australia
The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park - Credit Tourism Western Australia
Manta rays in Ningaloo Marine Park - Credit Tourism Western Australia
Jubura (Fern Pool), Karijini National Park - Credit Tourism Western Australia
Karijini National Park - Credit Tourism Western Australia
Western Australia
Covering the entire western third of the country and around four times the size of Texas, WA is the largest state in Australia by a long way.
The road trip state offers endless itineraries of diverse outback landscapes, fertile coastal regions and some of the most amazing wildlife on the planet. Swim with whale sharks and manta rays, lounge on pristine white sands overlooking the cobalt blue Indian Ocean, drop in to world famous surf breaks or jump off into the wilderness of the many national parks. Western Australia is like nowhere else on the planet.
Perth
Australia’s sunniest capital is also the most isolated city on any continent, anywhere on earth.
Exmouth & Coral Coast
The home of world heritage listed marine habitats of Shark Bay and Ningaloo Reef.
Margaret River & South West
Where the seas, the land and the weather meet, WA’s South West boasts a rich abundance of stunning landscapes, wild surf, wildlife, fantastic fishing, forests and esteemed vineyards.
Broome & North West
Over a million square kilometres and billion years of history boast what many regard as the most beautiful part of Australia as well as dinosaur fossils and some of the worlds oldest artworks.