Australia's sunniest capital city brims with culture and adventure

Nestled between Indian Ocean beaches and winelands, Perth offers great city living nestled in nature. Discover scenic parks, the sparkling Swan River and a thriving metropolis of small bars, creative restaurants and street art. It’s all here, in one sunny city, filled with friendly and welcoming people. With 19 stunning beaches within easy reach of the city, relaxing by the ocean is never far away. Take a ferry to Rottnest Island to meet the friendly quokkas and explore its stunning coastline. Eat, shop, relax, and repeat in the vibrant surroundings of Australia's sunniest capital city.

Margaret River is a charming region known for its world-class wineries and stunning coastline.

Just a few hours south of Perth, it’s the perfect escape for food and wine lovers, with over 200 vineyards offering tastings and gourmet experiences. Adventure seekers can explore limestone caves, hike through lush forests, or surf the powerful waves at nearby beaches like Prevelly and Yallingup. The area also boasts scenic walking trails, local art galleries, and fresh produce markets, making it a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to experience the best of Western Australia’s natural beauty and culinary delights.

Ningaloo Reef is one of the world’s largest fringing coral reefs and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located along Western Australia's Coral Coast, it’s famous for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral gardens, and incredible wildlife encounters. Swim with majestic whale sharks (seasonally from March to July), snorkel alongside manta rays and turtles, or dive into colourful underwater ecosystems teeming with life. With easy access from beaches like Turquoise Bay and Coral Bay, Ningaloo is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Broome is a laid-back coastal town in Western Australia, famous for its rich pearling history, multicultural charm, and stunning natural beauty. Relax at the iconic Roebuck Bay, with its striking red shoreline. Discover the ancient dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point or learn about Broome’s heritage in Chinatown and the historic Sun Pictures cinema. Take a scenic flight over the striking Horizontal Falls or explore the rugged landscapes of the Kimberley region. With its tropical climate and unique outback-meets-ocean vibe, Broome is a truly unforgettable destination.

Western Australian beaches are regularly voted among the best in the world

Perth is home to 19 stunning beaches, all blessed with dreamy Indian Ocean sunsets. Rottnest Island, just a short ferry ride away, holds 63 pristine beaches and 20 beautiful bays complimented by an abundance of spectacular marine life and the world’s happiest animal - the adorable quokka. Venture further out of the city and take a walk with the sun-loving kangaroos on Lucky Bay’s white sands, or spot the world’s smallest penguins at Penguin Island. Take in the spectacle of a Cable Beach sunset in Broome, meet the wild dolphins at Monkey Mia, cruise over 2,600 islands in the vast and ancient Kimberley region or snorkel with sea lions at Rockingham.

Uncover unique wildlife and breathtaking landscapes

Dive, swim, and snorkel amongst gentle whale sharks, humpback whales, and manta rays at World Heritage Listed Ningaloo Reef. Hike the coastal Cape to Cape Track in the Margaret River region and walk 40 metres above the forest floor along the Valley of the Giants treetop walk in Denmark. Traverse breathtaking gorges in the Kimberley, discover the dazzling formations of the Bungle Bungle Range and marvel at the mysterious moonscape of the Pinnacles desert. Experience the ‘Staircase to the Moon’ optical illusion in Broome, and Kimberley and Pilbara coastline’s exposed tidal flats.

A true feast for the senses, promising delectable experiences at every turn

Perth offers everything from gourmet delights to laid back restaurants and al fresco dining, showcasing the best of the state’s produce. Delve into lively bars, sip cocktails in heritage surroundings, or pull up a stool in a country pub. Discover eight distinct wine regions in Western Australia; from the world-renowned premium wine region of Margaret River and historic Swan Valley, to award-winning wineries, breweries, and distilleries elsewhere. Local fresh seafood and rare black truffles now appear on menus – so pack your appetite, seek out seasonal culinary events, and savour the state’s rich bounty.