With six sites to choose from, you’re spoiled for choice. Presenting everything from art and design to maritime and mining history, MWA is not a museum but rather a collection of truly fascinating museums. And for children, there’s WAM’s Discovery Centre, just for them!
Life really is a beach at this well-loved slice of heaven. Take in the sun, sea and sculptures on the stunning beach or enjoy the village vibe of the surf shops, cafés and restaurants, including the iconic Art Deco Indiana Teahouse. It’s particularly noted for its good facilities for families.
Explore Western Australia’s natural beauty in its oldest conservation area. Whether you’re after a spot of birdwatching or kangaroo spotting, resting beside a waterfall, or an exploratory hike, the park inspires all the senses. It also offers treats for railway history buffs.
Soak up the sweeping views at dawn or dusk. Or, indulge your inner adrenaline junkie and test your boarding prowess on the sand dunes. Some offer 45-degree angles and are amongst the biggest in the region. You can also hire boards locally.
Experience the charm of vineyard culture in one of the most prominent wine-producing regions in Australia. Explore one of the 45 wineries by cycle or guided tour. Do also keep an eye out for other foodie experiences centred around artisan chocolate, rum and cheese.
Lions, tigers, bears, numbats, koalas, dingoes and much more. Interact with wildlife and learn about the zoo’s conservation efforts which include a breeding programme that has seen 4,000 zoo-bred endangered Australian animals returned to the wild.