Explore Western Australia

Activities to Enjoy in this Enchanting Region

Western Australia is a vast and diverse region, offering a wide range of activities for tourists. From the sun-kissed beaches of Perth to the rugged wilderness of the Kimberley, there’s something for everyone.

Snorkel or Dive with Whalesharks

• Visit Ningaloo Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located 12 kilometers off the coast of Exmouth
• Get up close and personal with these gentle giants during their annual migration (March to July)
• Respect these incredible creatures and follow guidelines from local guides

Explore the Pinnacles Desert

• Located in Nambung National Park, about an hour north of Perth
• Marvel at the thousands of limestone pillars that resemble a moonlit landscape
• Take a short walk through the desert and enjoy the unique scenery

Go Surfing or Swim with Sea Turtles

• Head to Margaret River, known for its world-class surf breaks
• Visit Cape Range National Park, where you can snorkel or dive among sea turtles in their natural habitat
• Respect these incredible creatures and follow guidelines from local guides

Take a Road Trip through the Kimberley

• Explore the rugged beauty of Western Australia’s north
• Visit iconic spots like Broome’s Cable Beach, the Horizontal Falls, and the stunning gorges of Windjana Gorge
• Be prepared for adventure and take necessary precautions on long road trips

Visit Rottnest Island

• A short ferry ride from Perth City
• Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or simply relaxing on this beautiful island
• Keep an eye out for friendly quokkas, which are known to be quite photogenic!

Go Whale Watching

• Visit Western Australia’s southwest coast during the peak season (June to October)
• Take a guided tour to spot humpback whales and southern right whales in their natural habitat
• Respect these incredible creatures and follow guidelines from local guides

Remember to always respect the environment, wildlife, and local communities when exploring Western Australia.