Western Australia

Western Australia is home to the sunniest capital city, whitest beaches, and the largest expanse of outback in Australia. Along with being one of the largest states in the world, Western Australia’s climate has shaped some of the most diverse landscapes across the globe. From the Pinnacles Desert, with its lunar-like limestone spires rising from the desert sand, to the lush, green vineyards of the Margaret River, to the steep and distinctive mountain ranges of The Kimberley, and of course the aquatic wonderland of Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia has a wealth of unique experiences for you to enjoy.

Swim with the gentle giant of the sea, the whale shark, at World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef. Explore Margaret River’s acclaimed wineries on horseback or unwind on one of Perth’s picture-perfect beaches and enjoy the plentiful Western Australian sun.

As the capital of Western Australia, Perth is an intriguing destination known for its Mediterranean climate and ideal location overlooking both the gentle Swan River and the sparkling Indian Ocean. Perth enjoys a relaxed, coastal cosmopolitan atmosphere, well-complemented by the more bohemian neighboring city of Fremantle just 12 miles away. The Kimberley region is a vast and wild “last frontier” of Australia, unknown to non-Aboriginals until the early 1980’s. Although the awe-inspiring landscape may be well appreciated by plane, the sparsely populated region is also known for its history and its warm and unpretentious locals.