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Quoin Head in the Fitzgerald River National Park is a wonderful place to experience some of the most rugged and spectacular coastal scenery the park has to offer.
The Society was founded in 1970 with the aim of preserving, and recording the Shire's history, including objects, photos and archival material
Fremantle-based artist Amok Island created PUBLIC Art in Ravensthorpe’s Six Stages of Banksia baxteri, a 25 metre high wildflower inspired mural painted across three CBH Group silos in Ravensthorpe WA
A secluded bay ideal for beach combing and exploring a natural bird sanctuary where flowering thickets attract a diversity of birdlife.
Rowles Lagoon is a scenic camping spot and haven for waterbirds in the arid Goldfields Region.
A complex mosaic of exposed granite rock, with surrounding shrublands and woodlands.
Seal Creek is a popular camping and fishing spot on this wild and scenic section of the south coast.
Visit the working studio of awarded glass artist Cindy Poole. Browse the extensive range of glass artworks, objects, contemporary glass jewellery and corporate awards handcrafted on the premises, using both warm & cold glass techniques
Sepulcralis Hill is a small inland hill with sweeping views and intriguing plants.
Statue of St Katherine - patron saint of miners in the middle of the square.
In December 1929, Rev. Dalis James Davies arrived from Wales to be the first resident Rector of Morawa.
St Paul's Church is the first consecrated Church in Narembeen. The church served the Anglican community from 1929 until 1965. It was opened as a museum for the Historical Society in 1969. After Restoraion it was re-opened as a Church Museum in 1999. It is also a memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Narembeen District.
The mouth of Stokes Estuary in the middle of Dunster Castle Bay can be reached via a 3.5 km walk trail when water levels allow.
An information bay with parking for three vehicles, information signs under shelter and self registration facilities for day entry.
Two large camp kitchens with running water for washing up (not suitable for drinking). You can launch canoes or small dinghies from the boat ramp.
Featuring one of the most picturesque estuaries along WA’s southern coast, Stokes Inlet National Park is a great place for fishing, camping, bushwalking and birdwatching.
View of Australia's biggest open-cut gold mine, The Super Pit which is a massive 290m deep, 1.5km wide and 4km long. Be there for one of the daily blast times.
THE BIG RAM - weight 4 tonnes, length 13 metres, height 9 metres, width 6 metres. Fibreglass statue overlooking town.
The Cannery Arts Center is a non-profit arts organization that offers installations, exhibitions and workshops in the Esperance region.
The Coalseam Conservation Park, south of Mullewa, is the site of the first coal discovered in Western Australia in 1846 and offers magnificent views of the Irwin River. A spectacular location``of everlastings during Spring.
This is a small museum and the collection reflects the rural family and social life of the Tambellup district from the time of European settlement.
Discover the ultimate day out. Amazing science, art & bushwalks. Climb the leaning tower.
The Lace Place Museum was built in 1990 to house the Blackburn Collection.
Visit one of three remaining Australian Inland Mission hospitals - and the only one in WA!
Affectionately known as The Outback Highway - it is a 1575km stretch across central Australia. It runs from Laverton in the Northern Goldfields to Alice Springs.
A natural basin used by drovers from the early 1900’s for holding cattle.
Great food and coffee, quality local produce and an impressive range of Australian Wool clothing. Inlcuding a Shearing Muesuem, lolly shop and Visitor Information Centre the Woolshed is perfect for a day trip from perth or en route to the Great Southern.
A beautiful bay with a spectacular coastal outlook and a ‘whistling’ rock.
On December 13 2005, Tjukurba Art Gallery was officially opened by the Shire of Wiluna as a venue for creative expression, and to celebrate the visual culture of the local Martu people.
Warburton Arts and Cultural Centre provides an insight into the past and present culture of the local Aboriginal Ngaanyatjarra people.