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Western Australia is a small and big kids' playground.
There are natural formations such as The Pinnacles to explore, dunes to sandboard down, underwater aquariums to gawp at and marine life such as whale sharks to swim amongst.
We've culled down your options to the best in family friendly fun to make your next holiday the best one ever.
Less than 2.5 hours south of Perth, the seaside town of Busselton is the idyllic escape for even the littlest members of the family. Its sheltered beach features Busselton Jetty whihc is a 2km pier that heads deep out to sea. At its end is an Underwater Observatory where you can marvel at the marine life from behind the safety of glass.
This popular tourist route isn't without reason. Sprinkled along the route are the natural limestone stacks of The Pinnacles, soft sand dunes to quad bike over or sandboard down and bays and beaches to rest on when the little ones are tuckered out.
Surrounded by water and swimming in history, Broome is an adventure filled destination for families.
Water babies can splash in the waters of Cable Beach during the tourist season, curious kids can plant their feet in dinosaur tracks at Roebuck Bay and animal lovers can hop on camels for a unique beach walk.
Take your brood inland for a forested adventure through Pemberton. Putting it on the map is Gloucester National Park with its massive climbable karri tree. It's a must for adventurous kids who love to explore and find themselves in the most curious of places.
The port city of Fremantle is proof that you don't have to travel far from Perth for an entertaining family getaway.
It's a 30 minute drive from the big smoke and is all historical buildings, museums, parklands and a marina where you can jump on a boat to see the city from a different point of view.
Home to the happiest creatures in the world, Rottnest Island is overflowing with native wildlife and outdoor adventures.
Think selfies with quokkas, climbs up lighthouses, coastal walks and snorkelling in crystal clear waters.
Located on the north end of the World Heritage Shark Bay, Carnarvon is a popular home base to explore this rich marine environment. Spend your days spotting bottlenose dolphins, unwinding on Dirk Hartog Island or hiking the Gascoyne Hinterland.
Exmouth is the gateway to the world renowned Ningaloo Coast World Heritage area and its gentle beasts of the sea. People visit the world over to swim with whale sharks, manta rays and humpback whales.
While you're here don't be afraid to branch out and trek through Cape Range National Park with its canyons, limestone ranges and brightly coloured wildflowers which flourish over winter.
Planning a family road trip? Western Australia was made to be explored on four wheels. Lose yourself on one of these epic Western Australia road trips that go around the south west coast and up the coral coast.
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