Western Australia

• See bottlenose dolphins at Shark Bay

• Discover animals from around the world at Perth Zoo

• Have a fun day out at Cable Beach

• Spend time in nature at John Forrest National Park

• See wallabies and koalas at Caversham Wildlife Park

• Marvel at the beautiful mini replica buildings at Amaze Miniature Park

• Pay a visit to the Pinnacles Desert National Park

• Play with farm animals at Sunflowers Animal Farm

• Learn the art of bell ringing at the Bell Tower in Perth

• See stalactites and stalagmites at Yanchep’s Crystal Cave

• Witness the Indian Ocean meet the Southern Ocean at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

• Visit the largest planetarium in Australasia at SciTech

• Search for opals at Coober Pedy

• Head to an orchard in Adelaide Hills and enjoy cherry or apple picking

• See native Australian animals at Gorge Wildlife Park

• Meet farm animals in Hahndorf Farm Barn

• Swim with dolphins near Fleurieu Peninsula

• Spend a day at Urimbirra Wildlife Park

• Take a ride in the historic Cockle Train

• Spot sea lions at Seal Bay Conservation Park

• Learn about the region’s nautical history at the Whyalla Maritime Museum

2. Horizontal Waterfalls: Be it anywhere in the world, waterfalls are a sight to behold. However, there are no falls as unique as the Kimberley’s Horizontal Falls. The incredible power of the Kimberley tides builds up pretty quickly and thereafter squeeze through a minor canyon gap within the McLarty Range. These striking landmarks of the Kimberley coast can be reached just by a day excursion tour from Derby or Broome. 

3. Jewel Cave: Augusta, the sleepy town is the home to the largest cave show, Jewel Cave in the Western Australia. You can venture into the three magnificent chambers to explore the vivid network of caves as well as the intricate vine-like helictites and stalactites. The Jewel Cave also has one of the longer tubular stalactites of the world. You can take a guided tour to fully understand the history and the meticulous work here. 

4. Abundant Sunshine: Perth is the sunniest city of Australia. Head to one of the Perth beaches and you can enjoy a relaxing day sunbathing with the backdrop of the magnificent beaches fringed with palm trees.

5. Wine and dining: Despite the fact that there are a number of adventure and activities to be enjoyed in Western Australia, you still will find time for romance and relaxation. If you are out on a vacation with your partner, you can head to the Swan Valley wine region where the two of you can eat, drink and shop while exploring the history of the area. Post that you can indulge in the lip smacking food at one of the nearby restaurants.

6. Panoramic beaches: Your trip to the Western Australia is incomplete without relaxing on the magnificent beaches here. The beaches are scenic and the azure turquoise waters here offer a sight to behold. You can swim or carry out the humongous water sports here. Once done you can simply sit by the beach and unwind in the glory of the sun. 

7. Outback adventures: Western Australia is known to possess the largest area of outback in the country. This makes it an ideal spot for the adventure seekers who come here seeking some thrill and adventure. Kalgoorlie that lies east of Perth offers a mix of colonial architecture with the 19th century mines. You can also marvel at the Kalgoorlie's Super Pit Mine that produces over 800,000 ounces of gold on annual basis. Those who wish to experience the wild west of Australia can take a road trip down the Gibb River Road.