Ever wondered what happened to The Real Australia? The Australia where the trees weren't part of a 'landscaping design'. Where the only things colouring the water were fish. Where it was harder to find a noisy spot than a quiet one. It can still be found in Western Australia - unspoilt beaches, amazing scenery, big blue skies and friendly faces. In Western Australia you can dive with the world's largest fish - the whale shark, walk amongst the tree tops of ancient trees, sleep under a canopy of stars in the desert, or explore the gorges and wilderness areas.
Western Australia has five tourist regions: Australia's Coral Coast, Australia's Golden Outback, Australia's North West, Australia's South West and the city of Perth. We recommend exploring each tourist region for a complete perspective on what you can experience.
Set against the beautiful and dramatic Cable Beach, the 213 room, iconic Cable Beach Club Resort is an indulgent oasis in Broome, Western Australia. Luxurious villas, elegant suites and deluxe rooms set amongst...
On the banks of its own private lake and with famed Margaret River vineyards all around, Cape Lodge has 22 beautifully appointed rooms and suites, with every detail-from flowers to champagne enlisted to make...
El Questro provides visitors with a unique chance to experience life in the outback, through activities such as barramundi fishing, horse trekking and guided visits or flights to natural gorges, springs and waterfalls...
Situated near the banks of the Swan River on the eastern edge of Perth's central business district and shopping precinct, the Hyatt Regency Perth offers elegantly appointed rooms in wood and earth tones and is ...
Tropical waters, where buccaneers once sailed, inhabited by dolphins, giant turtles and saltwater crocodiles, make settings for wilderness adventure for some and a romantic holiday for others...