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Discover Australia's vast, untamed west, from ancient landscapes to pristine coastlines.
Explore the Margaret River's world-class wineries and stunning surf breaks.
Experience the unique Pinnacles Desert's surreal limestone formations under starlit skies.
Uncover Aboriginal Dreamtime stories woven into the ancient Kimberley rock art.
Swim with gentle whale sharks in the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef.
Connect with nature's grandeur across Western Australia's diverse and breathtaking regions.
Getting around Western Australia requires planning due to its immense size. For the southwest, a rental car is ideal for exploring wineries and coastal towns. Longer distances often necessitate flying between major centres like Perth, Broome, or Kununurra. Within cities like Perth, public transport (buses, trains, ferries) is efficient. For remote areas like the Kimberley, consider guided tours or 4WD vehicles. Factor in significant driving times – Western Australia is vast!
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Western Australia boasts a Mediterranean climate in the southwest with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The north experiences a tropical climate with a distinct wet season (November to April) and a dry season (May to October).
The shoulder seasons, April-May and September-October, offer pleasant weather across most of the state, avoiding the extremes of heat and the wet season, making them ideal for exploring Western Australia.
The peak season for the southwest is typically summer (December-February) with warm, sunny days perfect for beaches, while the dry season (June-August) is popular for the north, offering cooler temperatures for outback adventures.
The wet season (November-April) in the north can see heavy rainfall and humidity, but also fewer crowds and lower prices, with lush landscapes and spectacular waterfalls.
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Getting around Western Australia requires planning due to its immense size. For the southwest, a rental car is ideal for exploring wineries and coastal towns. Longer distances often necessitate flying between major centres like Perth, Broome, or Kununurra. Within cities like Perth, public transport (buses, trains, ferries) is efficient. For remote areas like the Kimberley, consider guided tours or 4WD vehicles. Factor in significant driving times – Western Australia is vast!
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Western Australia boasts a Mediterranean climate in the southwest with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The north experiences a tropical climate with a distinct wet season (November to April) and a dry season (May to October).
Getting around Western Australia requires planning due to its immense size. For the southwest, a rental car is ideal for exploring wineries and coastal towns. Longer distances often necessitate flying between major centres like Perth, Broome, or Kununurra. Within cities like Perth, public transport (buses, trains, ferries) is efficient. For remote areas like the Kimberley, consider guided tours or 4WD vehicles. Factor in significant driving times – Western Australia is vast!
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