At half the size of the USA and almost as big as India, Western Australia is the largest state in Australia. It’s an excellent destination for those who like to travel off the beaten track.
The state provides a range of holiday experiences, from beautiful beaches and forests to deserts and even its own reef system.
Start your planning with our WA Travel Guide and then check out our latest articles below.
The road from Perth to Albany winds through some of Western Australia’s most dramatic landscapes. This historic port city (Kinjarling in Noongar) played a pivotal role in both World Wars as the final departure point for Australian troops. Today, Albany blends this powerful heritage with spectacular coastal walks and pristine beaches. The five-hour journey from…
These towns in Western Australia all offer something special that makes them worthy additions to any Western Australia itinerary. Western Australia is Australia’s largest state, covering an area of 2,917,000 square kilometres (1,130,000 sq mi). Its population of just 3.5 million people makes it one of the least populated places in the country. Must see…
If you are planning your Perth itinerary and wondering how many days to stay in Perth and what you just must not miss, then you are in the right place. Our 3 day Perth itinerary includes the most popular things to do in Perth and a few brand new spots you may not find in…
After driving the West Australian Coast ourselves a couple of years ago, we know you will fall in love with the incredible beaches of Western Australia. The turquoise waters of the Coral Coast, the soft white sand of Rottnest Island and, of course, the iconic beaches of Margaret River and the South-West Coast. So start…
If we had to pick just one month to be in Western Australia, we think October is the best time to visit. With stunning wildflower displays and pleasant temperatures for exploring. However, as you can imagine, in a state that runs the length of the continent the weather varies considerably from North to South so…
Among Western Australia’s Rainbow Coast’s best-loved landmarks Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool are easily visited from Albany and offer a beautiful stop on a road trip in the area. We visited the Rainbow Coast on our road trip from Margaret River to Albany. It’s a decent day of driving, so in hindsight we probably should…
Quokkas are the main reason people decide to take a Rottnest Island Day Trip. And who could blame them? Friendly, smiling little creatures with tiny hands, quokkas are one of the cutest animals you’ll ever see. But what else should go on your Rottnest Island Day trip itinerary? Read on for a bunch more ideas…
The sheer volume of street art in Bunbury has helped the region become a must-stop for art lovers, so we knew, even though we were on a tight schedule there was no way we should drive past without at least a short visit. Bunbury is two hours south of Perth and a great stop on…
Taking some day trips from Perth is a good way to see a little more of Australia’s biggest state while you are visiting, even on a short trip. And although there’s heaps of stuff to do in the metropolitan area, there’s a huge variety of day trips from Perth as well. So if you’re looking…
Got some free time? Why not take one of these easy walks in Perth, they are a great way to see more of the city and get in some exercise at the same time. Perth is a city of contrasts. Boiling in summer and icy in winter, this city gets more sun than any other…
Just 30 minutes away from the West Australia capital of Perth, Fremantle or Freo as it’s known by locals, is a historic port town that has many stories to tell. You’ll find maritime and colonial history, lovingly restored pubs with live music, interesting street art, and cafes galore along the “cappuccino” strip. If you visit…