Turquoise water and white sand beach at Rottnest Island off Perth, Western Australia
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Where to Explore in Western Australia

Perth

WA’s sun-soaked capital and the launch pad for most Western Australia adventures. Golden beaches, the Swan River, Fremantle’s pubs and a quick ferry to car-free Rottnest Island with its famous quokkas.

17 tours available

Broome

The pearling town gateway to the Kimberley, famous for the 22km sweep of Cable Beach, camel rides at sunset and the red-dirt-meets-turquoise-sea landscapes of Australia’s wild north-west.

3 tours available

Exmouth & Ningaloo

Home to Ningaloo Reef, a World Heritage fringing reef you can snorkel straight off the beach. The place to swim with whale sharks (Mar–Jul) and humpback whales (Aug–Oct).

2 tours available

Coral Bay

A tiny, laid-back town on the southern end of Ningaloo Reef, where turquoise water, coral gardens and manta rays are just steps from the sand.

1 tours available

The Ultimate Guide to Western Australia

Western Australia is a state of staggering scale and raw natural beauty — covering a third of the continent with over 12,000km of coastline, yet home to only a fraction of the population. From the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef to the ancient gorges of the Kimberley, it’s the ultimate off-the-beaten-track adventure.

The Coral Coast & Ningaloo Reef

Stretching north from Perth, the Coral Coast is one of the world’s great road trips — taking in the Pinnacles Desert, the pink Hutt Lagoon, Kalbarri’s gorges and, at its heart, Ningaloo Reef. Here you can snorkel straight off the beach and swim alongside whale sharks, manta rays and humpback whales.

Broome & the Kimberley

In the far north, Broome’s Cable Beach delivers 22km of white sand and legendary camel-train sunsets. Beyond lies the Kimberley — a rugged wilderness of red gorges, thundering waterfalls and the beehive domes of the Bungle Bungles, best explored on a 4WD adventure.

Perth & the South-West

Sunny Perth is one of the world’s most isolated capitals, with gorgeous city beaches and car-free Rottnest Island a short ferry away. To the south, the Margaret River region pairs world-class wineries with surf beaches, towering karri forests and limestone caves.

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At Dundee Adventure we work with the leading Western Australia operators running Coral Coast overland trips, Ningaloo reef tours and Kimberley 4WD safaris. Every booking comes with our best price guarantee, live availability and instant confirmation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Western Australia tour cost?
Prices vary hugely with trip length — a Ningaloo Reef day tour or Rottnest Island trip is the most affordable, while multi-day Perth to Broome overland adventures cost more as they include transport, camping and meals across thousands of kilometres. Every tour above shows its live price in real time, backed by our best price guarantee.
What is the best Western Australia trip for backpackers?
The legendary backpacker route is the Perth to Broome (or Broome to Perth) overland adventure up the Coral Coast, taking in the Pinnacles, Kalbarri, Coral Bay and Ningaloo Reef over 9 to 14 days. Shorter trips focus on Ningaloo whale shark swims, the Margaret River region or day tours from Perth.
When can you swim with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef?
Whale shark season at Ningaloo Reef near Exmouth and Coral Bay runs from roughly mid-March to the end of July, when these gentle giants gather along the reef. Humpback whale swims then take over from around August to October. Book early — spots on the boats are limited.
Where do Western Australia tours depart from?
Most tours depart from Perth, the state capital and main arrival point. Ningaloo Reef trips run from Exmouth and Coral Bay, while Kimberley adventures typically start or finish in Broome. Some epic overland trips cross the country between Perth, Darwin and Adelaide.
When is the best time to visit Western Australia?
It depends where you are heading. The north (Broome, the Kimberley, Ningaloo) is best in the dry season from April to October. The south-west around Perth and Margaret River is lovely in spring (September to November) for wildflowers, and summer for beaches.
How long do you need to see Western Australia?
WA is vast — the coastline alone is over 12,000km. A week lets you explore Perth, the south-west and a Ningaloo trip. To travel the full Coral Coast up to Broome and the Kimberley, allow two weeks or more on an overland tour.
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