Western Australia is a state filled with many different activities so whatever your preference is you will find it here.

When you first arrive in Perth take a tour on the Perth Hop-on Hop-Off double decker bus tour to see the sights and familiarise yourself with Perth.

With Perth sitting on the beautiful Swan River you may wish to take a River Cruise to view the city and its surroundings from the beautiful waterways.

Fremantle is only 20km from the city of Perth, known for its nightlife, Australian history and its harbour, it is a popular place for tourists. Fremantle was home to the Americas Cup Sailing challenge in 1987. You can visit Fremantle on one of our many Perth sightseeing tours.

Rottnest Island is a unique island just off the coast of Perth. Here you can explore the island by bike (as no cars are allowed on the island) or by foot, with beautiful beaches you can stroll along the white sand or snorkel in the reefs. Get acquainted with the island locals “Quokkas”, cute little marsupials that make Rottnest Island their home.

Two of the larger wine regions in Western Australia are Margaret River and Swan Valley. Both areas offer cellar door wine tastings and fresh local produce. Margaret River is approx 3 hours south of Perth while The Swan Valley is located only a short 25 minute drive from Perth.

Traveling north of Perth you will visit Monkey Mia where the wild bottlenose dolphins swim into the shallows of the water and you can interact with these beautiful animals.

Further north is the seaside town of Broome. Ride the camels along the beautiful Cable Beach at Sunset for a spectacular view.

Wave Rock is a natural rock that is shaped like a wave breaking in the ocean. This amazing formation is about 14m (45ft) high and about 110m (360ft) wide. Wave Rock is about 300km south east of Perth and on your way here you will pass through the historic town of York.