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Forests and Parks
Rivers and Lakes
Wildflowers
Bibbulmun Track
National Parks
Scenic Drives

Outback Adventure

Western Australia's outback landscape provides a dramatic backdrop for an unforgettable wilderness adventure. Vast and rugged, its wide open spaces, fresh clean air and roads that seem to extend forever beyond the horizon.

Outback Farms and Stations

Misty mornings, hearty country fare, deep red sunsets over majestic hill tops - for a taste of life on the land try one of the many farm or station stay experiences available in Western Australia.

Camping in Western Australia

Camping in Western Australia under the vast star filled sky is an adventure not-to-be-missed.

4WD Four Wheel Driving Adventures

With its rugged terrain and unpopulated plains, Western Australia is the perfect place to embark on a 4WD adventure.

Aboriginal Outback

For a real outback adventure, let the traditional landowners show you the wonders of this sun-kissed land. Tours range from four-wheel drive camping tours to leisurely bush walks.

Gorges, Caves and Rocks

Australia is one of the oldest lands on Earth, and this is reflected in unique and dramatic landscapes around the coastal hinterland of Western Australia.

Crocodiles and Reptiles

The natural habitat for Western Australia’s crocodiles and most of its reptiles is the northern half of the State. Several of Western Australia's national parks are home to hundreds of reptile species.

Real Australian Outback

The tough pioneering years of Western Australia's goldrush era have produced a strong, warm and colourful people, whose character is epitomised by Kalgoorlie - the hub of Western Australia's "wild west".

Wide Open Spaces

From gold mining towns and abandoned wells to shimmering salt lakes, the Western Australian outback is the perfect place to embark on an Aussie adventure.

Savannah Way

For a fair dinkum West Aussie adventure, why not tackle the Savannah Way? The 3,699 kilometre route begins in tropical North Queensland, travels through the Northern Territory and ends in the picturesque pearling town of Broome.

Western Australian Wildlife

Got a penchant for wildlife that hops, swims or slithers? Western Australia's vast and untouched outback is teeming with fascinating native fauna.

The Wild West

You won't find swinging saloon doors and gun-toting bolsters, but with its tough pioneer history and gold fever tales Kalgoorlie is the hub of Western Australia's Wild West.

Farmstays

Leave the hustle and bustle of city life behind and revel in a peaceful pastoral existence at a farmstay. It’s where the sound of silence and good old-fashioned hospitality reign supreme.

Indigenous Art

Aboriginal art always tells a fascinating story. Myths, rituals, spirituality, beliefs, magic and sorcery abound in paintings, drawings, songs and dance.

Luxury Outback

Keen to explore the wild frontiers of Western Australia’s outback while surrounded by creature comfort. The crème de la crème of outback stations is El Questro Wilderness Park, sprawled across 405,000 spectacular hectares in the Kimberley.

Country Pubs

Next time you’re passing through a country town, make a beeline for the wide verandahs and jovial atmosphere of the local pub. It’s here you’ll discover the soul of a town – it’s where the beer is ice-cold, yarns are spun and local legends begin.

Outback and Marine

Going outback in Western Australia does not mean leaving the glorious waterways behind. Deep red earth leads to white sandy beaches and turquoise water – in some parts of WA, the outback and coastline convene in an awesome display of natural beauty.