Tag: WA Travel

The Great Southern of WA is going to be bloomin’ marvellous this spring with some of the region’s rarer blooms expected to make an...

Busselton is breathtaking in its audacity, becoming the shining light in Western Australian tourism. Its proposed Australian Underwater Discovery Centre, fermenting for five years, will...

Northam wasn’t even on the family radar when a day-long, picnic getaway in the country was mooted. Plenty of places within a car’s striking...

Aboriginal tourism businesses have been hit hard by Australia’s closed borders to the rest of the world. Dale Tilbrook, who along with her brother Lyall,...

Avon RiverPenny Farthing Sweets on Avon TerraceSwinging Bridge suspended across the Avon RiverYork Motor Museum With rolling verdant and golden vistas reminiscent of the UK,...

Three of my favourite minds have something to say about dolphins.  The most famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, was drawn to once observe dolphins and...

Kalgoorlie is definitely one of Australia’s most iconic outback towns. Good old Kal is known Australia-wide for being a wonderful place, and is on...

My brother, Chris, and I emerge from beneath the ocean after an exhilarating, super-exciting 20 minutes walking the sea floor, steered by two scuba-diving...

While the Swan Valley and Margaret River are the obvious go-to places for a gin trail, there’s now a gin trail that’s a lot...

There’s nothing better than hitting the road into our great open spaces, perhaps Western Australia’s greatest asset. With younger people taking to caravans and campers,...