Floating first
Colour fills the skies above Northam, Western Australia, as the Top Guns of the balloon world chase glory in the Women’s World Hot Air Balloon Championship.
Colour fills the skies above Northam, Western Australia, as the Top Guns of the balloon world chase glory in the Women’s World Hot Air Balloon Championship.
New experiences with First Nations people on Country are transforming “flop-and-drop” tourism in this tropical getaway.
Western Australia is known for its awe-inspiring wilderness and natural wonders, billions of years in the making. Where crystal-clear rockpools form below thundering waterfalls and dreamy ocean sunsets tint the landscape in surreal pink hues. It’s an enchanting place where connecting with the land helps you to reconnect with yourself. It’s untouched. Unspoilt. A place that grounds you, and the red dust-hued wilderness never leaves you.
Don’t just read about cruising the Kimberley, see what you can experience in the newly launched documentary film – EXPEDITION: Kimberley!
Western Australia’s Coral Coast is a nature-lover’s Eden. This 1200km road trip is a masterclass in how to do it right.
This historic goldmining town is known as the Queen of the Murchison.
Follow the migratory trail of humpback whales and explore coastal walks, vineyards and the wildflowers of springtime.
This unique settlement, Australia’s only monastic town, is a Benedictine religious community in the West Australian wheatbelt.
This vibrant coastal city in south-west Western Australia is an aquatic playground that’s known as the state’s second capital, after Perth.
With a direct connection to the White House in the USA, this historic mining town is no ordinary tourist attraction.