Western Australia lays claim to being the real Australia, and there may be a bit of truth to this, as its spectacular remote beaches, and vast open desserts create picturesque landscapes with which few areas of the world can compete. It is quite isolated from the rest of the continent, but for this reason many visitors are drawn to the area.
Its capital is Perth, which is considered by many as one of the most inviting cities in the world. It is home to lovely beaches, a lively social life, and pleasant weather. It is also the gateway to intriguing destinations as the Kimberley Outback Region, the Margaret River, and the Ningaloo Reef. Due to its location, it is the most isolated city on Earth.
Perth is surrounded by the Indian Ocean on one side and the Darling Range on the other, while the Swan River runs through the territory. It enjoys more sunshine than other areas of Australia and has mostly mild winters. World renowned beaches, surfing, and parks activities are popular activities for visitors and residents alike.
Western Australia also boasts more coastline than any other Australian region. However, it is important to check local conditions before swimming, as some of the northern beaches in this area are home to sharks and other dangerous marine life.
The spectacular Ningaloo Reef is also located at the northern end of the coast.The scenery in and around Perth is enchanting.
The Pinnacles, located north of Perth, are a collection of extraordinary limestone rock formations embedded in the ground. Although Western Australia is is mostly empty desert, it is home to the Karri forest, which is home to some of the world’s tallest trees.
Some of the best Australian vineyards are also located in Western Australia, in the neighborhood of the Margaret River. Other interesting places include the Purnululu National Park, Shark Bay, and Rottnest Island. The Great Outback is situated north of Perth, and the areas is characterized by a vast savannah and a lush rainforest, both of which are teeming with numerous wildlife species, including Australia’s celebrated Kangaroo.
The Great Victoria Desert, as well as several other deserts in the area offer beautiful scenery for those who enjoy nature. Nullabor Plain in specific, features outstanding wildflower displays each spring.
For great views of gorges and other natural wonders, the Kimberley Regions offers the most variety. It is a picturesque, rustic area located in the northeast, with pristine waterfalls, ranges and canyons.
Other attractions include the ancient rocks and gorges of Pilbara, Nullabor Cliff, and the Rudall River National Park. In addition, one can indulge in dolphin encounter or an enjoyable road trip. Whichever attractions one chooses, he or she will have the experience of a lifetime in Western Australia.
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