Experience Australia's iconic Gold Coast — 70km of golden beaches, world-famous theme parks, vibrant entertainment precincts and stunning hinterland rainforest. From sunrise surf sessions to hinterland escapes, find your perfect Gold Coast adventure.
Western Australia covers one-third of the Australian continent, offering vast landscapes of extraordinary diversity. From Perth's pristine beaches and the South West's towering karri forests to the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef, the ancient gorges of the Kimberley and the red deserts of the Outback, WA delivers some of Australia's most spectacular and remote wilderness experiences.
This hub connects you to curated tours across Western Australia's diverse regions, practical travel advice for this massive state and direct booking options with Cooee Tours. Whether you're planning a Perth city break, coastal road trip, reef adventure or remote Outback expedition, Western Australia rewards those who venture beyond the east coast.
Untouched wilderness: Vast landscapes with fewer tourists than east coast · Marine wonders: Ningaloo Reef, whale sharks, dolphins, pristine coastline · Ancient landscapes: Kimberley gorges, Pilbara rock formations, billion-year-old geology · Wine & food: Margaret River region, fresh seafood, farm-to-table dining
Perth is Australia's sunniest capital city, blessed with beautiful beaches, the Swan River and nearby island paradises. The South West region features world-class wine country in Margaret River, towering karri forests, dramatic coastal cliffs and charming country towns.
Kings Park, Cottesloe Beach, Swan Valley wineries, Fremantle Markets, Perth Cultural Centre. Sample tour: Perth Highlights Tour.
Ferry from Perth to meet quokkas, snorkel pristine bays, cycle the island, explore WWII tunnels. Car-free paradise 19km offshore.
World-renowned wine region with 200+ wineries, surf breaks, caves, forests. Book: Margaret River Wine Tour.
Limestone pillars in Nambung National Park. Best at sunrise/sunset. Easy 2-3 hour drive north of Perth. Otherworldly landscapes.
Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, karri forests, Gloucester Tree climb, Denmark and Pemberton. Ancient forest experiences.
The Coral Coast stretches 1,100km from Cervantes to Exmouth, encompassing the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef — one of the few places on Earth where you can swim with whale sharks. This coastline offers spectacular marine life, rugged gorges and remote beaches.
Swim with whale sharks (Mar-Jul), manta rays, turtles, dolphins. Snorkel straight from the beach. Book: Ningaloo Marine Tour.
Gateway to Ningaloo, Cape Range National Park, gorge walks, coastal camping. Base for reef adventures and wildlife encounters.
National park with gorges, skywalk lookouts, coastal cliffs, river paddling. Wildflowers in spring (Aug-Oct). Adventure hub.
Wild dolphin feeding experiences, Shark Bay World Heritage area, stromatolites (living fossils). Unique marine ecosystem.
The Kimberley is one of the world's last true wilderness frontiers — a vast, remote region of ancient gorges, cascading waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art and dramatic tidal ranges. This is adventure tourism at its finest, requiring time, planning and respect for extreme conditions.
World Heritage beehive domes, Cathedral Gorge, Echidna Chasm. 4WD access or scenic flights. Best April-September. Book: Bungle Bungles Tour.
660km unsealed 4WD track connecting Broome to Kununurra. Gorges, swimming holes, station stays. Dry season only (May-Oct).
Pearl farming history, Cable Beach sunsets, dinosaur footprints, camel rides. Gateway town for western Kimberley exploration.
Working cattle station with gorge cruises, thermal springs, waterfall walks. Luxury wilderness lodges available.
Inland Western Australia reveals mining heritage, vast desert landscapes, salt lakes and outback frontier towns. This is remote Australia at its rawest — extreme heat, huge distances and unique cultural experiences.
Historic gold rush city, Super Pit lookout, mining heritage tours, ghost towns. Still one of Australia's richest gold fields.
Famous granite wave formation near Hyden. Aboriginal rock art, salt lakes, wildflowers (spring). Popular day/overnight trip from Perth.
Spectacular gorges, waterfalls, rock pools in the Pilbara. Challenging hikes into slot canyons. Remote but rewarding.
Canning Stock Route, Gunbarrel Highway — for experienced 4WD adventurers only. Extreme remoteness requires full self-sufficiency.
WA's massive scale means diverse experiences — from world-class diving and wine tasting to remote 4WD expeditions and ancient wilderness walks.
Swim with whale sharks, snorkel Ningaloo Reef, dive shipwrecks, dolphin encounters at Monkey Mia, manta ray tours, coral viewing.
Margaret River wineries, Swan Valley cellar doors, farm gates, truffle hunting (winter), seafood trails, craft breweries.
Gibb River Road, Canning Stock Route, Cape Range tracks, beach driving, outback touring. High clearance 4WD essential for many routes.
Karijini gorge walks, Bibbulmun Track, Cape to Cape Track, Valley of the Giants, Kalbarri skywalks, Bungle Bungle walks.
Quokkas on Rottnest, dolphins at Monkey Mia, whale watching (May-Oct), bilbies, kangaroos, bird watching, marine life.
Aboriginal rock art sites, gold rush heritage, Fremantle Prison, maritime museums, pastoral stations, mining towns.
Western Australia has enormous climatic variation. The south has Mediterranean climate with winter rain, while the north is tropical with distinct wet (Nov-Apr) and dry (May-Oct) seasons. Always check seasonal conditions — many remote roads close during wet season, and summer temperatures inland can be deadly.
Essential guides for navigating Australia's largest state. Download these for safe, informed travel planning.
Perth to Broome via Coral Coast. Includes drive times, fuel stops, accommodation suggestions and seasonal considerations.
Marine life calendar, best snorkel sites, whale shark tour operators, reef-safe practices and photography tips.
Vehicle requirements, essential gear, water/fuel calculations, emergency procedures and remote area safety protocols.
Premium wineries, breweries, farm gates, restaurants and local producers with tasting notes and touring routes.
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