Welcome to Western Australia

<p>Along Australia’s Coral Coast, the journey becomes a feast. Including Food and Drink experiences in the Western Australia Dream Collective, this Ultimate Seafood Trail celebrates the people, places and produce that define this remarkable coastline, culminating in the Gascoyne Food Festival, a celebration of food, culture and landscapes across Carnarvon, Coral Bay, Exmouth, Bullara and Shark Bay.</p>

<p>Throughout the short harvest season, Charmaine and Ben Warner of The Margaret River Truffle Farm are graciously opening their orchard and partnering with Rústico at Hay Shed Hill to offer a time-limited, truffle-inspired Hunt &amp; Lunch experience.</p>

<p>Discover 10 waterfall walks across Western Australia, from Perth Hills to the South West, best explored after winter rains.</p>

<p>The South West may only comprise 15 per cent of Western Australia’s land surface area but it packs a powerful botanical punch, boasting more species of plant life than the rest of the state combined. From July through November, the region pops with colour, with rare wildflowers taking over rugged plains and coastal cliffs. Here are the hotspots.</p> <p>On a peninsula below Albany lies Torndirrup National Park, famed for its wind- and wave-sculpted granite cliffs. Follow a coastal trail to check out magnificent natural sculptures such as ‘The Gap’ and ‘Natural Bridge’, admiring sapphire fan flowers...</p>

<p>From playful roadside sculptures to world-class outdoor art, Western Australia’s giant attractions have become part of the journey, turning long drives into stories and small towns into memorable stops for travellers exploring far and wide.</p>