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Experience Extraordinary Western Australia
For an extraordinary holiday, you need to go to an extraordinary destination. So if you’re looking to step into a world of awe-inspiring beauty and discover experiences found nowhere else on earth, you’ve come to the right place. Link
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Unique Getaways
Be inspired by some of these ideas - from the incredible limestone spiers of The Pinnacles to the uniquely relaxing Rottnest Island, there's an extraordinary place for you to explore on your next getaway. Link
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Dive with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef
Whale shark season is upon us so seize the moment and swim with the world's largest fish at Ningaloo Reef. Alongside these gentle giants you'll also see manta rays, tropical fish and turtles in the clearest water imaginable. Link
Coming attractions
- Sculpture by the Sea: 4 - 21 March 2010
Over 60 local, interstate and international artists will transform Perth's most popular beach into a stunning sculpture park overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Click here- Drug Aware Pro Margaret River: 16 - 21 March 2010
The big surf of Margaret River has attracted the world’s best surfers to compete in this WQS 6-star prime rated men’s and women’s event held at Surfer’s Point. Check out surfing’s elite Mick Fanning, Joel Parkinson and Taj Burrows (to name a few) and enjoy the MASS (Music, Art, Surf, Style) Festival running alongside the event.
Click here- Red Bull Air Race: 17 - 18 April 2010
This is one of the most innovative world championships on the sporting calendar. Spectacular backdrops teamed with jaw-dropping stunts guarantees spectators an exhilarating and exciting experience.
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Western Australia Guide
A Western Australian holiday offers sun, adventure, an awesome natural environment and friendly people. Take a look at some of the State's highlights.Perth Region
Experience Perth - from slick city sights to stunning beaches, there's something interesting at every turn. Peek beyond the city limits to find food and wine delights in the Swan Valley, tranquil bush trails in the Darling Range, green, rolling hills in the Avon Valley and perfect windsurfing conditions in Lancelin.Broome & the Kimberley
Broome is a seaside town of colour and culture and marks the gateway to the breathtaking Kimberley, a region of inspiration for Baz Luhrmann's movie 'Australia'.Margaret River Wine Region
The Margaret River Wine Region is magnificent blend of premium wines, picturesque vineyards, lush green farmlands and forests, world-class surfing and beautiful swimming beaches.Albany & Surrounds
Albany and the Great Southern region of Western Australia is where dramatic, forested cliffs are pounded by the wild Southern Ocean and picturesque farmlands turn out wine, olives, berries and honey.Esperance & Surrounds
Esperance and the south coast of Western Australia boast some of the State’s most pristine and untouched coastal scenery, national parks and marine playgrounds.Kalgoorlie & Goldfields
Kalgoorlie is famed for its gold rush history, heritage buildings and ghost towns. The outback is where brilliant blue skies meet ochre-red deserts and the clear skies of day are ablaze with clusters of sparkling stars at night.Geraldton & Abrolhos Islands
Geraldton, a thriving coastal centre, and the nearby Abrolhos Islands are just perfect for fishing, diving, windsurfing and swimming, or just relaxing on white sandy beaches.Kalbarri Region
The Kalbarri region is surrounded by stunning rugged coastal scenery, soaring river gorges and protected swimming bays and is a real hotspot for water sports enthusiasts.Shark Bay (Monkey Mia) Region
The Shark Bay region is a wonderland of world-class natural attractions, including Monkey Mia, famous for its friendly dolphins and the Hamelin Pool Stromatolites, the world’s oldest living fossils.Carnarvon Region
Carnarvon is a mecca for fresh fruit and seafood, namely bananas and mangoes. Venturing away from the coast you will find Australia's biggest rock, Mt Augustus as well as the spectacular Kennedy Ranges.Ningaloo Reef Region
Ningaloo Reef is one of the world’s largest fringing reefs and the only place in Australia where you can swim with the world’s largest fish, the whale shark.Karijini National Park & Pilbara Coast
Karijini National Park is where you can find deep rocky canyons, peaceful plunge pools and hidden waterfalls. On the coast side of the Pilbara is Dampier Archipelago and Mackerel Islands – offering world-class boating, fishing, diving and snorkelling.Wheatbelt & Wave Rock Region
Wave Rock, as the name suggests, is a granite rock has formed over time in the shape of a wave. Nearby wheatbelt towns such as Kulin and Corrigin offer down-to-earth country charm and delicious local produce.
