Western Australia
With thousands of kilometres of pristine white sandy beaches, a sunny Mediterranean
climate that is the envy of the world, and our friendly free-spirited people,
Western Australia is an idyllic holiday destination.
It is a land blessed with spectacular diversity where the deep reds of ancient
interior rock formations contrast with the sparkling blue of the Indian Ocean
and the lush greenery of the stunning southern regions. Towering stands of
ancient forest, verdant pastureland and sweeping desert terrain. It also
boasts the largest desert in Australia, The Great Victoria Desert.
Western Australia has something for everyone. Our famous Western Australian
hospitality welcomes holidaymakers in search of adventure and a stunning
natural environment. Combine the rugged outback with the sophistication of
fine wines, alfresco dining and a sublime climate and you have the perfect
holiday destination.
Western Australia is just waiting to be discovered!
Western Australia (WA) is the nation’s biggest state and covers one
third of the Australian continent. Perth is the Capital and international
gateway to WA and Australia.
Western Australia’s climate is varied and ranges from arid tropical
in Australia’s North West region to cool temperate zones in the South.
Perth enjoys a truly mediterranean climate with long hot summers (December – February)
and mild cool winters (June – August).
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Perth |
Perth is the capital of Western
Australia State. The city is situated over Swan River. This is one of
the most isolated cities on the world. It is geographically closer to
East Timor and Jakarta, Indonesia, than it is to Sydney, Melbourne or
Brisbane. Perth is the city of unhurried lifestyle, cool climate and
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Coral Coast |
Beaches, exotic marine life,
national reserves and the bluest ocean you’ll see anywhere in the
world, can all be found in Australia's Coral Coast. This coastline region
commence at Cervantes, where you’ll find the unique rock formations
of the Pinnacles and stretches as far north as Exmouth, home of the internationally
renowned Ningaloo Reef, this amazing area is also great for diving and
fishing all year round with a variety of spectacular reefs and marine
life, white sandy beaches and warm turquoise waters. Inland is just as
exciting, as carpets of wildflowers burst into colour during the wildflower
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Golden Outback |
Vast clear skies and theatrical
landscapes make for a true outback adventure in the Golden Outback region.
Kalgoorlie, 595km east of Perth, is a thriving mining town, which offers
your clients tours of open cut mines and opportunities to prospect for
gold. One of Australia’s best known landmarks, Wave Rock is a spectacular
wave-like rock formation carved by wind, rain and time. It is situated
near York, one of Western Australia’s most historic towns. In Spring
the region is transformed as the arid landscape becomes a bright tapestry
of wildflowers. In stark contrast to the red earth of the Outback, the
brilliant blue water and snow white beaches of Esperance and the southern
coast provide a spectacular, unspoilt marine playground. More
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North West |
The North-West region is one
of the world’s last true wilderness areas. The rugged ranges and
coastline of the Kimberley present a unique mix of seclusion and majestic
scenery. The Pilbara is famous for its rich red earth and rocky landscape
of Karijini National Park. Newman, the southern gateway to the Karijini
National Park, is a purpose-built mining town created in the late 1960`s.
The town has evolved into a popular stopover destination for exploring
the impressive beauty of the Karijini National Park and Hamersley Gorges.
Newman is also know for having the world’s largest open-cut mine
extracting iron-ore. Broome was once the pearling capital of the world.
It is also famous for Cable Beach, a pure white 22km band bordering a
brilliant blue ocean. For a different adventure, your clients can visit
the dinosaur footprints preserved in rock at Gantheaume Point.More
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South West |
The south-west of Western Australia
offers a variety of travel experiences. Your clients can indulge in the
gastronomic delights of world-class wineries and gourmet vineyard restaurants
near the Margaret River, only a 30 minute drive south of Perth. For an
amazing experience, don’t let your clients miss walking among the
tree tops of the giant trees in the Southern Forest. Albany, a resort
town 6 hours south east of Perth, features great surfing spots, beautiful
coastal scenery in the Torndirrup National Park and whale watching from
July to October. There are daily flights, buses and coaches from Perth. More
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