Go Western Australia
With its vast array of things to see and do, a visit to Western Australia is a must for anyone coming ‘Down Under’. Before arriving it is a good idea to look at a map of Western Australia to see which places you want to include on your itinerary.
Western Australia tourism information is abundant throughout the State. There are many visitor information offices dotted around, so it is easy to get up-to-date info on local events and attractions happening State-wide.
Perth is a popular destination for visitors. The appeal of Perth lies in the fact that many of the attractions are detached from the city, yet still easily accessible. Perth tourism information is readily available throughout the city, and all good hotels will have seasonal event information for visitors.
Perth Restaurants offer diners an abundance of cuisines to choose from. From the ‘posh’ eateries on the Perth Waterfront to the stylish, yet affordable Perth cafes, there is something to suit every taste. Locals proudly claim that there is nothing quite like eating a meal under Perth’s balmy Summer night sky.
Fremantle is another great place to visit. Only a short drive from Perth it has numerous visitor attractions. Fremantle tourism info is readily available city-wide. The Fremantle restaurants cover everything from international cuisine, to home-grown delicacies.
Busselton is a popular seafront holiday destination. With a variety of luxury Busselton resorts to choose from, it’s the ideal place for a ‘getaway’.
Other well-loved places to visit include Albany and Broome. Both are situated on the seafront, and have a range of things to see and do,
The Western Australia weather is very diverse, which opens the door to equally diverse holiday experiences. In the southern half of the Stare they observe the fours seasons, while in the north there are just two – ‘wet’ and ‘dry’.
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