Top 5 Things to do in Western Australia

October 25, 2022 / Australia / by CCM Australia

Top 5 things to see and do in Western Australia

1. Explore vineyard after vineyard in Margaret River

Better known by the locals as ‘Mags’, Margaret River is a perfect getaway for all things wine and country. Margaret River has something for everyone, award-winning wineries, Chocolate and ice creameries, beautiful beaches, whale watching, mountain biking through the Karri Forests, natural underground caves, canoe tours, quad biking, glamping/camping to 5 star resorts, the list goes on.

1. Ningaloo Reef and Swim with whale sharks

Swim with the largest fish in the ocean, the Whale Shark, every year between mid-March and mid-July in the Ningaloo Marine Park. The Ningaloo Reef is a world heritage site located on the coast of WA, spanning 1200 KM north of Perth

1. Beach day, every day!

Western Australia has the longest coastline of any state in Australia, at 13,000KM, that’s a lot of white sand to cover. Take your 4-wheeled drive along the coast and enjoy a beach to yourself. From transparent blue water with astounding visibility meets sugary sand that seems to stretch on forever. WA enjoys perfect beach-going weather and a population that happily obliges, so grab your towel and join the locals at these exceptional beaches.

1. Sports mad - check out what’s on at the new Optus stadium

Western Australians are incredibly proud of their new multi-purpose 60,000-seat Optus Stadium which not only hosts Australian beloved AFL games, it also hosts international rugby, and football, it is a unique venue for concerts, balls, and the like. The design acknowledges Western Australia’s unique sporting, cultural and Aboriginal heritage, and the Stadium Park landscape provides a spectacular vista across the Swan River to the City.

1. Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is Western Australia's very own Island getaway, featuring a casual atmosphere, picturesque scenery, and some of the world's finest beaches and bays is located just 19 kilometres off the coast of Fremantle.

Take your boast across like many locals, or catch the ferry, once on the island enjoy the Mediterranean-style climate, go snorkelling, or spend the day cycling the whole island! Make sure you get a selfie with a cute quokka before you leave!

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