Pick any time of the year and there is a part of Western Australia sure to be bathed in warm sunshine. Powdery white beaches stretch the length of the coast, and the ocean dazzles with sunlit shades of blue.
Beautiful beaches abound in Western Australia. The Indian Ocean gleams like a sparkling sapphire under a warm southern sun.
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Perth beaches are nothing short of stunning and a trip along the Sunset Coast Tourist Drive is a great way to take in the sandy shores and turquoise waters.
Thousands of kilometres of coastline, abundant and varied marine life, a mix of tropical and temperate climates and numerous shipwrecks just offshore, the diving and snorkelling in Western Australia is unbeatable.
Abundant coastline and rivers make for excellent fishing in Western Australia. It’s a great excuse to get out and enjoy the sunshine, indulge in some quality thinking time or catch up with friends.
Explore Western Australia’s spectacular waterways on a raft, kayak or canoe. Float lazily down tranquil rivers or hurtle down wild whitewater rapids.
Island getaways are pure bliss and you can find your own island paradise in Western Australia with turquoise lagoons, pristine beaches and amazing colourful fish.
Set sail on Western Australia’s tranquil waterways. Yachting is a popular pastime on the clean, pristine banks of the Swan River, where the gentle water and gutsy sea breezes create ideal conditions.
Western Australia's pristine reefs will leave you lost for words. Over 12,000 kilometres of perfectly preserved coastline is home to colourful corals and countless fascinating sea creatures.
On the global windsurfing stage, Western Australia truly is as good as it gets. You’ll be hard-pressed to find more idyllic – and less crowded – windsurfing conditions in the world.
Make sure you pack your binoculars Western Australia is a haven for whale watching.
The surfs always up in Western Australia. Famous for its quality and variety, Western Australia's 12,000 kilometres of coastline makes it the perfect frontier for surfing holidays.
Luxury cruising in the Kimberley is an experience like no other. Here, you can explore tempestuous rivers, soaring red gorges, majestic waterfalls and untamed forest from the comfort of a five-star vessel.
Swimming with dolphins in Western Australia's warm waters is an experience of a lifetime!
With its wealth of pristine waterways, a scenic cruise is the perfect way to explore Perth’s spectacular sights. Meander down the calm, still waters of the Swan River on a Captain Cook Cruise.
Waterski and wakeboard enthusiasts will be truly spoilt for choice. There’s over 12,000 kilometres of idyllic, uncommercial coastline and an abundance of pristine rivers on offer.
Experience the thrill of swimming beside Western Australia’s glorious creatures of the deep. These intelligent animals seem to love the interaction as much as we do!
Prepare to be mesmerized by the sights and sounds of Western Australia’s marine life. You can experience a crystal-clear close-up of dolphins, whales, penguins, sea lions, turtles, fish and coral.
Say G’day to Western Australia’s furry and feathered friends. The Shoalwater Island Marine Park is a stunning series of limestone islands home to rare seabirds and little penguins.
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