Western Australia Travel & Tours

With its crystalline waters, chalky white sands, bloated granite bluffs and ‘mobs’ of western grey kangaroos, the coastline around Esperance is some of Australia’s most stunning.

Weave through the narrow corridor of Echidna Chasm and sound out the acoustics of Cathedral Gorge while exploring the Bungle Bungles.

Hand feed the world’s friendliest dolphins their fishy breakfast while wading the shallows of Monkey Mia.

Wade out to Coral Bay’s sandbar from shore, flap your flippers a few times, and you’re in a world of manta rays, dugongs, sea turtles and whale sharks. Situated midway between Carnarvon and Exmouth, this one-street town is the most accessible point from which to enter Ningaloo Marine Park.

Soak up the stupendous vistas of Recherche Archipelago from the top of Frenchman’s Peak, a 262-metre high granite rise in Cape Le Grand National Park.

It’s not eighty miles long (it’s more like 140), but Western Australia’s Eighty Mile Beach hosts some of the Indian Ocean’s greatest sunsets, is a prime spot for fishing and an important stopover for half a million shorebirds making their annual migrations south from the Arctic.

Sitting on the eastern side of WA’s Northwest Cape, Exmouth serves primarily as a launching pad for expeditions into Cape Range National Park and the Ningaloo Marine Park but is also a great place to wile away a few days fishing or beach-bumming.

If pixies and goblins exist anywhere in Australia, Karijini would be the place. Emerald, freshwater pools; fern-shaded glades; mossy rock grottoes; misted waterfalls – Karijini is a little patch of paradise in the heart of the famously harsh Pilbara.

Turquoise seas, seasonal flourishes of wildflower, oodles of wildlife and quartz-based sands twice voted the whitest in Australia.

Internationally recognised under the UNESCO Man and Biosphere Program, Fitzgerald River National Park is home to 22 species of mammal, 41 species of reptile, over 200 species of bird and approximately 20% of Western Australia’s total flora species.