The Wildflower State
Western Australia covers over 2.5 million square kilometers, making it the country's largest state. It offers an incredible range of attractions, from white sand beaches and coral reefs to ancient gorges and vast red deserts. The state's top visitor attractions include Perth's urban experiences, the unique wildlife of Rottnest Island, the stunning Coral Coast, Margaret River's wine region, dramatic national parks, and the remote beauty of the Kimberley.
You can explore pink lakes that look like they belong on another planet, walk among the world's tallest trees, or dive with whale sharks in crystal-clear waters. The state has five distinct regions, each with its own character and must-see spots.
Whether you want to relax on pristine beaches, experience Aboriginal culture, tackle rugged outback landscapes, or enjoy world-class wine and food, Western Australia has what you need. This guide will take you through the state's most popular attractions and help you plan your visit to this diverse part of Australia.
Places
Western Australia Highlights
Perth: The Vibrant Capital Hub
Perth combines modern city living with natural beauty along the Swan River and Indian Ocean coastline. The city offers world-class parks, historic port towns, and beaches that attract visitors year-round. For more, click here.
Rottnest Island: Pristine Beaches and Unique Wildlife
Rottnest Island sits 19 kilometers off the coast of Fremantle and offers crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and encounters with the famous quokka. The island spans 11 kilometers long and features 63 beaches connected by car-free paths perfect for cycling and walking. Click here for more.
Coral Coast: Marine Wonders and Natural Landmarks
The Coral Coast stretches 1,100 kilometers from Cervantes to Exmouth along Western Australia's Indian Ocean shoreline. This region combines two World Heritage Areas with exceptional marine parks where you can swim alongside whale sharks, interact with wild dolphins, and explore coral reefs steps from pristine beaches. For more information, click here.