WA

• Capital: Perth
• Famous for/as: Beaches,Natural beauty
• Population: 2.0 Million
• Area: 2600 000 Sq Km
• Language: English
• Best Season: All Year-round
• Weather: hot and humid with tropical storms

Places to See Around

Jaburara Heritage Trail Broome Historical Society Museum Bill Sewell Complex Hearsons Cove Back Beach Kimberley Coastal Kayak Adventure St Mary's Anglican Church Rockingham Museum Albany Old Gaol Museum Dalgety House Museum BJK Photo Gallery Albany Courthouse Bonney WA Waterski Park Don Rhodes Mining Museum Albany Wind Farm Big Swamp Wildlife Park Heritage Park and Trail Mandurah Community Museum Coronation Beach Busselton Beachfront

WA Info

The Western Australian Visitor Centre is open 9am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 4:30pm Saturday and 11am to 4:30pm Sunday.

Address 55 William Street, (corner of Hay Street), Perth, 6000
Phone +61 8 9483 1111
Toll Free Phone +61 1800 812 808
Email wainfo@bestof.com.au
Website www.bestofwa.com.au

Western Australia is the largest of all the states in Australia and occupies around a third of the entire continent. It is bordered by the Indian & Southern Oceans and The Northern Territory and South Australia.

This resource rich state state is one of the most abundant mineral rich regions in the world.

Most of the population of Western Australia live in the south west, in and around the capital, Perth. The south west also has some well known wine regions, such as the Margaret River.

To the north west of the state are the rugged and remote Kimberleys which are considered Australia's last frontier. This majestic and unique region covers over 400 000 square kilometers and is punctuated with magnificent gorges, canyons and unique land forms, millions of years in the making.