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Situated in the southern hemisphere, Western Australia occupies a third of Australia’s total landmass.  It is bounded by South Australia and the Northern Territory to the east, and the Indian Ocean to the west and north. Those seeking the sun, ... More

Situated in the southern hemisphere, Western Australia occupies a third of Australia’s total landmass.  It is bounded by South Australia and the Northern Territory to the east, and the Indian Ocean to the west and north. Those seeking the sun, surf and sea will discover beautiful fringes of sand that meet the sparkling Indian Ocean.  

One will find endless possibilities of extraordinary experiences in Western Australia.  With its long stretches of unspoilt coastline, there is definitely a myriad of watersports to cater any enthusiasts – from diving in Australia’s best dive sites in the Abroholos Islands, Exmouth and Rottnest Island; whale watching in the Cape to Caper region; to surfing in Perth, Australia’s top surfing destinations.  But for those who’s after the ultimate outback experience, organized tours in the Kimberley region is just the cure.  It includes scenic flights, camping safaris and boat cruises.  

To ensure your hearty stay in the region, Western Australia accommodation includes hotels, apartments, resorts, self catering and family friendly accommodations, as well as central CBD and suburban locations, ocean view and beachside accommodation, farmstay, station stay, outback accommodation and much more.