From Perth's pristine coastal tracks to the cityscape around the picturesque Swan River, there is no better time or place to start your biking adventure.
WA's sunny climate and picturesque terrains provide the perfect atmosphere for a cycle.
Enjoy the pristine waterways of one of Margaret River’s most popular pastimes. The shores of Margaret River are rife with not only fish, but fantastic sheltered fishing spots for novices and experts alike. More than 400,000 amateur fishers visit Margaret River every year to fish in local waters – a sign of the region’s abundance […]
WA is blessed with exceptional scenery. From towering forests, rolling hills and farmland to white-sand beaches and ragged clifftop coastline.Take advantage of these long-distance tracks and trails to truly immerse yourself in the regions’ beautiful landscape.
From the vibrant fields of white and pink Everlastings in the Goldfields, to the delicate spider orchids that bloom in the rocky landscape of the Kalbarri National Park, flower enthusiasts will get their fix when the state blushes with wildflowers, from June to November.
Discover the diverse landscapes and hidden treasures of WA with the traditional custodians of this land. There is a range of tours encompassing mudcrabbing, hunting and rock art.
The West Australian coastline is home to several of the world’s most iconic surf breaks and travel destinations, including Margaret River and Gnaraloo. That’s what happens when you combine a population of 3 million people, a 10,000km coastline and massive swells rolling in from the Indian and Southern Oceans. From Broome to Esperance, for beginners and big wave surfers, there’s something for everyone.
Islands and archipelagos have a special place in Western Australia – their weather and water quality combined with their remoteness have resulted in astounding diversity above and especially below the water.
There's always something happening in the area of Busselton & Vasse. With its sparkling blue ocean, lush forests and white sandy beaches, there's no wonder why it has developed a fantastic reputation as the place to come for events. From music, arts, cultural and cultural events to sporting competitions, there's something to cater to all ages and interests.
The town of Margaret River is home to the region’s biggest events
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Western Australia’s ancient landscape is honeycombed with caves and many of these complex and fragile karst systems are open to the public. Enter and be amazed by these massive labyrinths decorated intricately with limestone crystal formations.
Ningaloo Reef is one of Australia’s best-kept secrets and is WA’s answer to the Great Barrier Reef. If you love diving with marine animals, the reef will be your dream come true; depending on the season you’re likely to see whale sharks, manta rays, turtles and reef sharks.
The many reefs bordering the coastline are incredibly hard to navigate, so it’s no wonder that WA is home to an abundance of shipwrecks abound with marine life- a divers dream combination.
Drift weightlessly in an underwater wonderland of colourful coral gardens and curious fish. There’s spectacular marine diversity for divers in WA, from wrecks in the southwest, to the world-renowned Ninglaoo Reef in the north, with fascinating marine creatures to be discovered.
No longer constrained to simple agricultural villages, The Ferguson Valley is now bursting with life and bustling businesses. Producing some of Australia’s best alternative wine varieties, the region is a go-to for those foodies and wine connoisseurs. The Stunning landscape is peppered with vines, coastal plains and dense Jarrah forest provides ideal backdrop for outdoor activities and adventure lovers.