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Not all waves are found in the sea with Western Australia’s largest break located far from water.

Roaming across the top of Australia between Broome and Cairns, the Savannah Way is one of our country’s best drives.

Just 1.5 hours from Perth and 20 minutes east of Bunbury lies one of WA’s best-kept secrets … Ferguson Valley.

Julia D'Orazio explores her own backyard, WA's Swan Valley, the state's oldest wine region.

Seize the seas when visiting the Margaret River region's most southern town, Augusta.

Award-winning Mandalay Holiday Resort in Busselton, WA, is the ideal place from which to explore the country’s southwestern-most region.

Julia D’Orazio takes a walk at sea along one of Western Australia's most extraordinary engineering feats in this beloved holiday hub.

Western Australia's seaside city is brimming with colour and unexpected outdoor delights.

Even with the longest stretch of straight road in Australia, the Nullarbor Plain is far from boring.

Discover why this north-west coastal town is for the curious.

While South Australia and Western Australia shares similarities in scenery and remoteness, they are also vastly different

Karijini National Park in WA’s Pilbara is filled with world-class attractions, the likes of which are found nowhere else in Australia.

The Dampier Peninsula is home to adventures of a different kind – only if you are willing to tag along

Forget the movie — this meteorite crater has a long-lasting impact.

El Questro Wilderness Park's magical landscape is a drawcard for the adventurous who dream of far-flung odysseys.

In the blazing heat of the Pilbara you can still see scattered remains of one of the best-kept secrets of Australian involvement in WWII.

Overshadowed by some of its neighbours, Dunsborough is nonetheless a picturesque spot

This tropical sandstone playground on the WA/NT border dishes up indigenous history, cabbage palms and gigantic beehive rock formations. If you can handle the heat, read on.

On the coast with scenic views all around, WA’s Kalbarri is a hub for ocean-based adventures

Forget the fancy — located at the southern tip of Ningaloo Marine Park is Gnaraloo Station, which has everything you need

Broome has always been an outpost, which is half its appeal. The other? White sand beaches, unusual waterfalls, and bucketloads of history

The peak of summer is upon us, so gather up your camping gear, swimsuit, sunscreen, and make a beeline for one of these incredible beachside camping spots

Adventure and beauty await on the Gibb River Road, one of the last wild frontiers of Australia.

Brochure blue waters, lounging kangaroos and long stretches of white pearl beaches — no photoshop is required for this scenic coastal drive

Be swept away by the culture of Margaret River

This great outback station stay will reconnect you with the land off the beaten track

Shark Bay’s jaw-dropping natural beauty needs to be experienced from all angles.

Cruising along the Fitzgerald Coast may teach you a thing or two about appreciating all the small things

Journey through Australia's Red Centre by following the Gary Junction Road

A trip to Geraldton is not complete without journeying to its offshore treasure trove, the Houtman Abrolhos Islands

Located deep in the hear of Western Australia's Kimberley region, Purnululu National Park is a beacon of natural phenomena found nowhere else.

From quirky pubs to breathtaking rock formations, we bring you the most baffling attractions from around the country.

Stopping All Stations

Beautiful sunsets, picturesque walks, and a taste of history: this mid-west gem is worth discovering.

Recognised as a biodiversity hotspot, the Stirling Ranges National Park supports more than 1500 species of flora.

Bremer Bay is not a place to accept at face value — ‘Look deeper’ is what the south-west hideaway's slogan should be. 

Had a particular historical event gone awry, Exmouth wouldn't exist, but it not only exists, it is thriving.

Natural beauty, Aussie history and plenty to see and do make Albany the perfect WA destination

Julia D’Orazio got the opportunity to explore an underrated escape off the coast of Western Australia

There's more to Australia's Coral Coast than just letting your towel leave its mark in the sand.

Originally travelled to avoid shipping costs, the Wool Wagon Pathway became a major road in WA's Murchison-Gascoyne region.

Looking for a nature-based adventure? Make sure you add Walpole to your destination list

The Granite and Woodlands Discovery Trail in WA delivers a sweep of lesser-known highlights

Coalmines. Power stations. Refineries. How did Western Australia’s powerhouse become an unspoken adventure capital?

With history that dates back to the Devonian period, Windjana Gorge is a picturesque part of the Napier Ranges

For a different Great Migration North, why not head west to Perth before heading north to Broome?

Mt Elizabeth Station, in the heart of Wandjina Country, provides an unmissable opportunity to see rock art

What is set to be Australia's biggest outdoor gallery is transforming towns in WA's wheatbelt

Take the road less travelled south of Perth and turn inland to immerse yourself in woodland wonder and quirky townships

A boat cruise to Western Australia's Abrolhos Islands will uncover their beauty and tragic history