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Whatever time of year you visit Western Australia, you’re sure to enjoy plenty of sunshine, amazing adventures, awesome natural landscapes and a warm welcome.

For a taste of the authentic Australian outback, explore the historic townships, colourful outback characters and fascinating Aboriginal culture of Australia’s Golden Outback.

One of the world’s last true wilderness areas, Australia’s North West is home to the beautifully rugged landscapes of the Kimberley, the inspiration for Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Australia’.

Awesome marine life, endless white sand beaches and warm, turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean await you on Australia’s Coral Coast.

Boasting the perfect combination of world class wine, towering forests and pristine beaches – you’ll be spoilt for choice in Australia’s South West.

Discover the ideal outdoor lifestyle in Australia’s sunniest capital city. Relax or get active at the beach, on the river or in natural parklands.

Broome

An exotic pearling town, Broome WA offers multicultural delights and deliciously indulgent eco-resorts along its stunning coastline, which includes the famous Cable Beach.

Karijini

Two billion years in the making, the rugged gorges and ranges of Karijini National Park are among Western Australia’s most spectacular natural attractions.

Kalgoorlie

The largest city in the Australian outback, Kalgoorlie in WA is famed for its fascinating gold rush history, grand heritage buildings and immense modern mining operations.

Esperance

Get off the beaten track in Esperance, WA. Stroll along Australia’s whitest beach at Lucky Bay and bunk down under the stars.

Albany

Prepare to be blown away by Albany’s dramatic convict and maritime history, set against a stunning backdrop of rugged granite cliffs and the green ocean.

Margaret River

Originally a hangout for surfies, today this bustling country town is renowned for its smorgasbord of fine wine, good food and spectacular scenery.

Perth

Discover the ideal outdoor lifestyle in Australia’s sunniest capital city. Relax or get active at the beach, on the river or in natural parklands.

Monkey Mia

This coastal resort in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area is home to a staggering variety of marine and animal life, including the wild dolphins who visit the shores daily.

Ningaloo Reef (Exmouth)

Enjoy some of the clearest turquoise waters on Earth and discover the underwater paradise of Ningaloo Reef with its lush coral gardens and amazing marine creatures.

Kununurra

Untamed and adventurous, Kununurra is the gateway to the East Kimberley region. Journey through a landscape of gorges, waterfalls and cattle stations the size of small European countries.

West Australian travel brochures will help you plan your holiday.

Nowhere else in the world can you experience and interact with such unique natural attractions than in Western Australia.

Dive with the world's largest fish - the whale shark, snorkel with manta rays, swim with wild dolphins, walk amongst the tree tops of ancient trees, sleep under a canopy of stars in the desert, or explore the beehive-like formations of the Bungle Bungles with the help of an Aboriginal guide.

Below is a list of our current holiday planners and brochures for planning your holiday in Western Australia. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the Australian travel brochures.