Western Australia

A vast state covering about one third of the Australian continent, with stunning coastal wonders, wild marine life and wine country scenery.

Western Australia is Australia's largest state. Its capital, Perth, is known for sunny beaches and the Swan River, and nearby Rottnest Island is home to quokkas. In the south, Margaret River is a wine and surf destination; in the north, Ningaloo Reef lets you swim with whale sharks, Shark Bay is a World Heritage Site, Kalbarri has gorges and coastal cliffs, Broome is known for Cable Beach, and the East Kimberley has marvels such as the Bungle Bungles. The south is best in spring and autumn, the north in the dry season. Perth Airport is the main gateway.

Destinations

Itineraries

Perth to Broome: Coast & Karijini Gorges – Head north along the West Coast, transition from Ningaloo to the gorges of Pilbara, and arrive at the gateway to the Ki…
South West Loop: Albany, Esperance & Wave Rock – Depart from Perth, loop along the south coast to the white sands of Esperance, and return via inland Wave Rock.
Coral Coast: Perth to Exmouth – Head north along the Indian Ocean, linking desert pinnacles, red gorges, wild dolphins, and Ningaloo Reef, with a one-w…
Perth, Rottnest Island & The Pinnacles – Based in Perth, spend one day on the island, one day in the port town, and one day heading north to the desert—no car r…
Margaret River, Capes & Wineries – Drive along Caves Road from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin, connecting beaches, wineries, limestone caves, and karri…
Gibb River Road: Broome to Kununurra – A 4WD adventure across 660 km of unsealed roads in the Kimberley, from Indian Ocean beaches to eastern gorges and beehi…
Darwin to Broome Highway Crossing – Traverse the southern edge of the Kimberley from the Northern Territory along sealed highways, fly over the beehive dom…
Ningaloo Reef Fly-In Short Break – Fly directly from Perth to Learmonth, swim with manta rays in Coral Bay, and swim with whale sharks in Exmouth.