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If you're after adventure, picture-perfect views and serene landscapes, Western Australia is a must-see. Its coastline stretches longer than any other state, with each part adorned with its own unique features and sights. To make your holiday planning a whole lot easier, we've put together the places we don't think you'll want to miss in one easy guide.
Located at the Southern Coast, Le Grand is a great little spot for travellers after a bit of adventure. Spend your days exploring nature's finest work, including the Cape Le Grand National Park and infinite beach bays. You're sure to get your steps in with a hike up to Frenchman Peak and be sure to visit the Pink Lake at Esperance.
If it's a weekend escape with your significant other that you're after, look no further than the Margaret River region. Picture yourself spending the weekend (or week) sipping on the finest wine and gourmet lunches on offer. There's also no shortage of non-wine related activities including cave exploration and picturesque beaches.
The capital of Western Australia is home to exciting outdoor activities, shopping, nightlife, restaurants and bars. One of the highlights of the city is the abundance of nature, which varies from Swan River and the Botanic Gardens to walking tracks, national parks, beaches and lakes.
Situated in the northern part of Western Australia, Broome is known for its picture-perfect beach scenery. Surrounded by coast, you can spend your days exploring Roebuck Bay and the local markets. If it's relaxation that you're after then you're sorted with Entrance Point, Riddell beach and Minyirr Park. There's no shortage of walking trails and tours to make the most of in Broome.
For a ton of family fun, Exmouth is a beach resort town that is perfect for water activities. The action really is endless with a bunch of snorkelling options, swimming amongst some of the world's biggest sea creatures, jet skiing and exploration tours. With plenty of beaches as well, you can sit back and relax.
Hyden is home to one of Australia's famous landmarks, which makes it a must-see on your Western Australia visit. Here you'll find an array of rock formations including Wave Rock and the Humps. Visiting in the spring will increase your chances of seeing the local flora and fauna flourish.
Take off from Perth to one of Western Australia's hidden gems, Rottnest Island. The very family-friendly island is home to gorgeous coastline and beaches, as well as landmarks. Rottnest also has the Wadjemup Lighthouse, Bathurst Lighthouse, Oliver Hill Battery and the local museum that are worth a stopover.
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