When you think of culture and fine dining in Western Australia, where do you think of? You should be turning you sights down south. Western Australia’s southern cities are quickly earning a reputation for being hubs of culture and fine dining to rival any major capital city. Bunbury Move over Venice, the Bunbury Biennale is … Continued
When it comes to iconic Australian road trips, Adelaide to Perth is at the top of the list. From the red dirt roads of Maralinga to the azure beaches of Barrens Bay, the diversity of the landscape along this touring route is staggering. Point Lowly As you leave Adelaide and begin your journey west, your … Continued
If Perth is too far off your radar for some outdoor adventures this summer, Western Australia’s north is renowned for its pristine beaches and waterside attractions, with Cable Beach one of the jewels in the crown. Famous for its sandy white beaches that stretch for 22 kilometres between vivid red ochre cliffs and stunning turquoise … Continued
Western Australia’s Coral Coast is the ultimate place to wind-down this Summer. Boasting a plethora of natural attractions, the region is far more than its beautiful, blue beaches; there exists a world of marine life, bird life, flora and fauna just waiting to be discovered. We’ve selected our favourite two destinations of the Coral Coast … Continued
If the Wildflower Way tour of Western Australia’s most prized flora leaves you wanting for more, don’t miss these incredible places with their own unique wildflower displays. With thousands of rare species to explore, both crazed wildflower enthusiasts and floral amateurs will never tire of the seas of colour that bloom each year. Perth Hills … Continued
Broom needn’t be the start or end of your Savannah Way adventure. Further down the coast, you’ll find all manner of delights to keep you travelling indefinitely. What could be more enticing than 80 miles of beach? 136 miles, of course! The Eighty Mile Beach Marine Park has 220 kilometres of beaches that feature vast … Continued
To visitors, Western Australia can feel so huge as to be daunting. One effect of this scale is that visitors are often drawn first to the state’s ‘sure-thing’ attractions: Margaret River, Rottnest Island, the Pinnacles. (That list could go on.) These destinations deserve their VIP spots in our pantheon of amazing places, but their big-ticket status … Continued
From the Granite Loop to the Great Southern, discover the romance of Western Australia’s native flowers, including a number of species which can be traced back 65 million years to the time of the supercontinent Gondwana. THE GRANITE LOOP – THE WHEATBELT The Granite Loop is so-named because it takes you on a tour of … Continued
Each spring, a tapestry of brilliant blue, vivid pink, scarlet and lemony yellow wildflowers materializes across Western Australia’s desert soils in an extravagant farewell to winter. Western Australia is home to 12,000 wildflower species, 60 per cent of which don’t exist anywhere else on the planet. You won’t be able to resist the infinite photo … Continued
The first breaths of September transform Australia’s frosty mountains, gnarled saplings and even desert plains into kaleidoscopes of brilliant colour. Join the celebration of our nation’s unrivalled biodiversity, and feast your eyes on the blossoming beauty of Australian springtime at these must-visit flower destinations and festivals. FLORIADE, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY The crowd-pulling festival Floriade is … Continued