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Perth isn't just Australia's closest gateway from the UK – it's also the sunniest state capital Down Under, offering endless hours of golden rays for anyone who enjoys spending time outside in nature. Reaching Western Australia’s glittering shores is easier than ever with a direct daily Qantas flight, or simply hop on a five-hour flight from Singapore. With 19 stunning beaches right on its doorstep, Perth | Boorloo invites you to soak in mesmerising Indian Ocean sunsets or dive into the turquoise waters at laid-back Cottesloe Beach for snorkelling and surfing.
In Perth, nature seamlessly blends together with city life. Take the time to wander through Kings Park and Botanic Garden | Kaarta Koomba and you’ll witness just that. As one of the world’s largest inner-city parks, lush landscapes open out onto spectacular views of the skyline and the gentle curves of the Swan River | Derbarl Yerrigan. Head 45 minutes and you’ll come to the coastal haven of Rockingham, where unforgettable encounters of swimming with wild dolphins and playful sea lions await. You'll be sure to form core memories when surrounded by this pristine oceanscape and flourishing local wildlife.
Sea lion near Rockingham
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Visitors will want to meander down the picturesque Swan River, sipping award-winning local wines and indulging in gourmet delights sourced from the lush and verdant Swan Valley. Afterwards, you can embark on a magical sunset kangaroo safari, spotting hundreds of these iconic marsupials as they hop across the lush greenery.
And, for a deeper cultural connection, join Aboriginal guide Dale Tilbrook for a fascinating bush tucker tasting, immersing yourself in both indigenous heritage and local traditions. It’s a great way to educate yourself on some of the world’s most fascinating people while experiencing authentic connections with their community.
Nearby, Fremantle | Walyalup is steeped in historic charm, inviting travellers to wander through its bustling streets and explore the vibrant, century-old Fremantle Markets. You’ll have the opportunity to brush up on the fascinating stories of past convicts at the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, then unwind harbourside with freshly caught seafood and ice-cold craft beers from renowned local breweries.
Quokka on Rottnest Island | Wadjemup
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A swift ferry ride away lies the paradise of Rottnest Island | Wadjemup, which is famously home to playful quokkas – the happiest animals on the planet – as well as well as 63 spectacular beaches, sea lions, seals, dolphins, whales and thriving marine wildlife.
Just two-and-a-half hours south of Perth, the Margaret River Region is one of Australia's premier wine regions, boasting over 150 wineries and cellar doors that comprise a quarter of the nation’s finest wines. Beyond its celebrated vineyards, Margaret River captivates visitors with breathtaking beaches, lush forests, world-class surfing and ancient caves. Experience the magic of whale migrations, gourmet produce and coastal trails that carve through spectacular scenery.
From here, embark on an unforgettable road trip along the South West Edge – a route through one of Australia’s rare biodiversity hotspots. Towering karri forests meet dramatic cliffs, untouched beaches, and pristine national parks, eventually leading to the idyllic shores of Esperance | Kepa Kurl, where kangaroos lounge on powdery beaches beneath a vast blue sky. This epic journey can comfortably fill an enchanting 7-14 days.
Margaret River Region
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Further north, the vast and ancient Kimberley desert ranks alongside Antarctica and the Arctic as one of Earth's last great wildernesses. This extraordinary region mesmerises explorers with its rugged beauty, timeless landscapes, and living Aboriginal heritage, which spans over 60,000 years of human history.
You’ll marvel at unique natural wonders like the gravity-defying Horizontal Falls, the ancient beehive-striped domes of the Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park, and vibrant ecosystems teeming with whales, crocodiles, turtles, wallabies, rare dolphins, and over 300 bird species. An expedition cruise along Kimberley's dramatic coastline offers exclusive access to secluded bays, roaring waterfalls, tropical islands, and untouched coral atolls.
Bungle Bungle Range, The Kimberley
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Begin your Kimberley journey in the cultural melting pot of Broome | Rubibi, where you can witness golden Cable Beach | Walmanyjun sunsets from the back of an unhurried camel, explore the world’s largest collection of dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point | Minyirr, uncover a pearling history shaped by Asian and Indigenous cultures, and wander through vibrant markets, art galleries, and otherworldly coastal landscapes.
No matter where you wander in Western Australia, you can be sure to truly have the adventure of a lifetime.
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