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On a budget? There is plenty to see and do while in Australia's Golden Outback that won't even cost you a cent!

Wave Rock, Hyden
Wave Rock

Head to Hyden and marvel at a 14 metre high solid rock wave made 2,700 million years ago. Set in vibrant outback scenery, its spectacular colours change dramatically throughout the day.


Twilight Bay

Unimaginably white sand, smooth granite cliffs and aquamarine water create the beauty that made Twilight Bay famous. It's Esperance's top spot for swimming and fishing.


Kokerbin Rock/Bruce Rock

Bruce Rock, an incredible granite rock formation just two kilometres from town, is an icon of the wheatbelt. Just 40 kilometres west stands towering Kokerbin Rock boasting spectacular views.


Kalgoorlie Walk Trail

Immerse yourself in Kalgoorlie's romantic gold mining history on a fascinating walk trail that explores over 40 historic buildings and old miner's pubs, many virtually unchanged from the heady gold rush days.

Mount Augustus
Mount Augustus National Park

Explore the world's largest monad rock - Mount Augustus. This eight kilometre beast is twice the size of Uluru and rises out of a vibrant red sandplain.


Kennedy Range National Park

Get set for an adventure in an untouched wilderness of dramatic gorges, stark sandstone cliffs and plateaus of ancient dunes - all just an hour from Gascoyne Junction.


Gwalia Ghost Town

Step back in time to the beautifully preserved mining ghost town, Gwalia, in the heart of gold country. Wander through deserted timber cottages left behind when the mine shut in 1963.

Lake Ballard, Menzies
Lake Ballard

Explore Menzies and be prepared to be blown away by captivating black steel sculpture figures contrasting against the brilliant white of this Goldfields salt lake. Best viewed during a fiery orange sunset.


Telegraph Station Ruins of Eucla and Israelite Bay

Stroll among the ruins of Israelite Bay Telegraph Station, last used in 1917 by early pioneers. Don't miss Eucla's fascinating telegraph station, slowly being covered by shifting sand dunes, with jetty and beautiful beach.

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