Step outside of the everyday into a dream in the Coral Coast. Western Australia calls you to dive into the azure waters of Ningaloo Reef (Nyinggulu) and the Coral Coast and glide alongside gentle giants through underwater dreamscapes. Western Australia’s Coral Coast will leave you questioning whether it is real or a dream. Perhaps it is a bit of both.
Western Australia is a place that calls to you. To feast upon the remarkable beauty of the Margaret River Region, where world-class wine and produce create a symphony of flavour. To pedal from secluded bays to pristine beaches, exploring the island paradise of Rottnest (Wadjemup).
It calls you to immerse yourself in the capital of Perth (Boorloo), a city that will light you up with its culture, cuisine and creativity. To quiet your mind and breathe in the magic of the Kimberley, an ancient land where remarkable adventures and natural phenomena await. To dive into the azure waters of Ningaloo Reef (Nyinggulu) and glide alongside gentle giants through underwater dreamscapes.
Western Australia’s otherworldly beauty will leave you questioning whether it is real or a dream. Perhaps it is a bit of both.
Discover how West Australian creatives have reimagined Walking On A Dream into a breathtaking celebration of Country, culture, and music - step inside the magic crafted around our state’s extraordinary landscapes.
From light shows for astronauts to fiery ocean sunsets, witness the finest of light shows in Perth and beyond.
From whale sharks to sea lions, Western Australia’s otherworldly marine life is an invitation to adventure.
In Australia’s south west, the Margaret River region sways to the rhythms of nature, and breezes carry the whispers of Noongar traditions
As monsoonal rains breathe life into parched waterfalls and dusty plains, water transforms the landscape and invigorates the spirit of Country.
Raise your eyes to the sky; Western Australia’s feathered acrobats will speak to your soul.
Part of the Dreamlike Journeys series, these road trips explore some of Western Australia’s most striking and stirring places. Slow down and immerse yourself in extraordinary experiences.
Culture flows like water, connecting past, present and future. From the ocean to the outback, forests to the canyons, every step through ancient landscapes reveals stories imprinted on the hearts of Western Australia’s traditional custodians.
From ochre outback to outdoor cathedrals, lush forests to azure oceans, Western Australia commands an audience. Our stories have been written over millions, even billions, of years and etched into epic landscapes that must be seen to be believed.
Western Australia is a dreamscape of insane proportions, where the elements have shaped breathtaking backdrops over millions of years, each moving to its own mysterious rhythm.
Freewheeling through flurries of lilac-blue daisies to vanilla-cream beaches and aquamarine bays. Climbing powder-soft dune crests and raw, rugged headlands. Catching internet-winning island vistas and selfies with the world’s happiest animal, the smiling quokka.
The stars of Tourism Western Australia’s Walking On A Dream campaign, Angelica (Angie) Blazeska and Nelson Baker, take a moment to reflect on the profound experience of method acting in some of the most otherworldly landscapes on location.
The cast of Walking On A Dream take a walk on country with cultural guides, connecting with the first stories this place has held for millennia.
Whale sharks. Humpback whales. Manta rays. Turtles. Dolphins. Depending on the season, it could be all of the above. Every day is different on the drift of the world heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef – the largest fringing reef on Earth.
Above the gentle babble of Zebedee Springs’ thermal pools and the whisper of palm trees, a Ngarinyin Elder of Injiid Marlabu Calls Us, welcomes the cast and crew of Tourism Western Australia’s Walking On A Dream to Wilinggin Country in the East Kimberley region.
High in the Yallingup Hills of the Margaret River Wine Region, a gentle breeze blends fresh notes of the ocean and the scent of jarrah and marri trees, sending them rippling over the valley. Clover flowers, the colour of youthful ruby wine, dance between fluttering cabernet vines as a chilled glass of 2024 chardonnay is slowly poured.
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