The World’s Most Remote Landscapes

In Western Australia: swim above coral gardens, explore immense arid deserts or stroll cool cosmopolitan cities.

Western Australia is the country’s largest state, renowned for its vast and varied landscapes that span from endless deserts and ancient rock formations to pristine coastline and vibrant coral reefs. With a rich indigenous heritage dating back tens of thousands of years, it offers a rare blend of cultural history and natural wonders.

This vast region has long attracted explorers and adventurers alike, providing incredible opportunities to experience Australia’s wild and remote beauty. Below are some of our favourite destinations within Western Australia.

Perth

A sun-drenched city famous for its laid-back vibe, Perth has a lively arts scene and stunning riverfront. Wander through the world's largest inner-city park, Kings Park, for panoramic views of Australia's westernmost major city, explore the hip neighbourhoods of Northbridge and Fremantle, or relax on the golden sands of Cottesloe Beach. The city’s thriving café culture and boutique shopping add a fresh, urban flavour to your visit.

Margaret River

Margaret River is celebrated for its premium vineyards, stunning coastline, and ancient forests. Enjoy wine tastings at boutique cellar doors, surf famous breaks, or explore underground limestone caves. This region perfectly blends indulgence and adventure, making it a highlight for gourmets and nature lovers alike.

Ningaloo Reef

Ningaloo Reef is one of the world’s most accessible and spectacular coral reefs, renowned for its vibrant marine life and safe snorkelling spots. Swim alongside whale sharks, manta rays, and turtles in crystal-clear waters. Sal Salis, a luxury eco-lodge on the edge of the reef, offers an immersive wilderness experience close to the regions natural wonders.