The Outback of Australia

Western Australia is the largest of the 6 states in the country, covering 1/3 of it. This land mainly consists of a dry, open desert with plateaus and mountain ranges.

Yet, it is also home to vineyards, caves, and beaches along the Indian Ocean. So, if you are wondering if you should travel there in the future, the answer is definitely yes!

Perth
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Perth (pictured above), a huge metropolitan area on the coast of Western Australia, is worth stopping at. Inside of this area is the international airport, historical sites, museums, a planetarium, retail shopping, arcades, dining, bars, nightclubs, rum distilleries, parks, and much more.

More specifically, the top sights include:

  • King’s Park and Botanic Garden
  • The Bell Tower
  • Adventure World
  • Caversham Wildlife Park
  • Scarborough Beach
  • Mundy Regional Park
  • Caversham Wildlife Park
  • Carnac Island
  • Shoalwater Islands Marine Park
  • Leighton Beach
  • Heirisson Island
  • Nostalgia Box Museum
  • Elizabeth Quay
  • Hillary’s Boardwalk
  • Mettams Pool

Some luxurious, yet affordable hotels include:

QT Perth

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Deluxe King Room

Duxton Hotel

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Another option would be the town of Margaret River. Located south of Perth, it is known for the production of wine, as well as, its surfing locations along the coast. Some note-worthy spots would be:

  • Meelup Beach
  • Point Piquet
  • Cape Mentelle Vineyards
  • Injidup Natural Spa
  • Ngligi Cave
  • A Maze’n Margaret River
  • Leeuwin Estate
  • Geographe Bay

Pullman Bunker Bay Resort

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Mile End Glamping

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Luxury Dome Tent


A great location for exploring the Outback would be the region known as the Kimberley. It is at the very top of the country, bordering the northern territory. It has several breathtaking sites all throughout, such as gorges, rock pools, beaches, and waterfalls. However, you will either need to take a guided tour, which can last between 2 days and 2 weeks, or use a 4WD vehicle, due to the uneven terrain.

Within the Kimberley is a town with a magnificent beach, called Broome. It is a popular tourism destination with hot spots including:

  • Cable Beach
  • Karijini National Park
  • Sun Pictures
  • Gantheaume Point
  • Streeter’s Jetty
  • Rowley Shoals
  • Willie Creek Pearl Farm
  • Sundowner Camel Tours
  • Broome Gallery
  • Gantheaume Point
  • Chinatown
  • Go Horizontal Falls Tour

The Pearle of Cable Beach

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Superior Pool Villa

Moonlight Bay Suites

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Have you been to Western Australia or are planning to go soon? Let me know in the comments below!

Thanks again for the read! 🙂

xo, Nicole

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