Holiday Sights Western Australia
Looking for Western Australia holiday units, holiday apartments or beach
resorts? You can escape city life with an indulgent break on the beautiful
Western Australia coast or sample all that Perth has to offer. From Albany in
the south to Kununurra near the Northern Territory border, you will discover
pristine beaches, rustic outback or luxury city accommodation, friendly
wildlife, hidden gorges and ancient Australian culture.
Situated on the Swan River, Perth is the capital of Western
Australia with all the modern luxuries and only minutes from the city are
beaches. Fremantle today retains much of its old charm. Situated at the mouth
of the Swan River, Fremantle has picturesque old buildings and a wide cultural
diversity.
Western Australia's very own island holiday getaway, Rottnest Island,
has a casual atmosphere and picturesque scenery. You will witness some of the
world's finest beaches and bays, located just 19 kilometres off the coast of
Fremantle. Monkey Mia’s beautiful beach is the only readily accessible beach in
Shark Bay sheltered from the prevailing breeze. The town grew out of the
discovery of the world’s largest pearl shell, attracting hundreds of people
like a gold rush. Broome is also renowned for the magical
Cable Beach. Cable Beach is one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in
Australia.
The Kimberley region of Western Australia has extraordinary grandeur, colour and contrast.
Map of Western Australia
Nearby places of interest
Northern Territory
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Australian Capital Territory
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Victoria
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New South Wales
The large state of New South Wales, Australia with Sydney as it's capital, offers unspoilt beaches, expansive rural countryside, wild national parks and rugged outback. New South W… more on New South Wales
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