Western Australia

Cygnet Bay, hidden away in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, is the location for one of Australia’s rare culinary experiences. The words “rare” and “culinary” don’t usually suggest a low-budget food stop, but the cost of simply reaching this place makes the famous degustation menu at Tetsuya’s in Sydney look...

While Perth might be the most isolated capital in the world, it has some of the best beaches - think sugary sand and crystal clear, blue waters. Not only do these beaches seem to stretch on forever, but they're also highly accessible. Most beaches are less than a 20-minute...

Along with the Great Barrier Reef, the Baxter Cliffs, Uluru and the Twelve Apostles, the Pink Lakes of Western Australia are places you simply must add to your Australia bucket list. As natural wonders go, it is hard to beat a pink lake, which is both extraordinary in its...

Shrouded in clouds, the Porongurup ranges hover in the distance. The air is thick with burning wood fires on the approach into the Great Southern region of Western Australia. We’re on a gourmet hunt in an Apollo campervan and plan on eating our way through Albany, Denmark, Pemberton and Manjimup. Great...

Looking for an eco-tourism experience in WA? Here's our list of green holidays you're sure to enjoy. 8 Ecotourism in Western Australia 1- Ramada EcoBeach Resort, Broome Ramada Eco Beach Resort is a paradise for fishing, bushwalking and wilderness tours, just one hour’s drive south of Broome. Accommodation is in self-sustaining Eco Villas...

I’ve been lucky enough to have swum with whale sharks on a couple previous visits to the 604,500ha World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Coast, so today I’m checking out another area highlight: the underwater world of the Muiron Islands (North Muiron and South Muiron), located nine nautical miles north-northeast of Exmouth. It’s...