Visit Rottnest Island – A top spot to get away, relax and explore Rottnest Island lies just 19km off the coast of Western Australia with a paradise holiday feel. With stunning picturesque scenery, dazzling marine life, the infamous Australian Marsupial, the Quokka, and some of the world’s finest beaches and pristine bays, it is no …
Situated just 45 minutes South of Perth, Penguin Island surrounded by beautiful beaches offers you the chance to see amazing Aussie marine wildlife. Penguin Island, located just 45 minutes south of Perth in Western Australia, is a small island blessed with Aussie wildlife, stunning views and white sandy beaches with crystal clear blue water. The …
Lancelin has become one of Australia’s premier sandboarding destinations. Featuring pure white sand dunes, over three stories high, with free entry, the Lancelin sand dunes are must on your Western Australian adventure. Whether you are seeking an adrenaline rush of sandboarding, quad-biking or 4 wheel driving, the Lancelin Dunes are where the fun is at. …
Situated just 25 minutes East of Perth, Caversham Wildlife Park offers you the chance to get up close to some of the best of Aussie Wildlife. Here, you can feed Kangaroos, stroke a Koala, and have a photo with a Wombat and get up close to some of Australia’s most unique wildlife. Your Aussie Wildlife …
Stretching from Busselton to Augusta, with the picturesque village of Margaret river nestled in the middle, the Margaret River region is well worth a visit. With world-renown beaches and coastlines to explore, beautiful vineyards and breweries to tempt you and some delicious gourmet local tasting venues, you will indeed be spoilt for choice. What to …
The Pinnacles desert rock formations are a major attraction for over 250000 visitors per year and can be found approximately 2 hours North of Perth in the Nambung National Park. These enormous standing stones are made of limestone and can be up to 3.5m high and sit amongst the eerily quiet sand dunes in the …