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Western Australia
Australia is one of the oldest lands on earth; visitors to Western Australia will notice this in the unique and dramatic landscapes around the coastal hinterland which are full of exciting holiday opportunities, whether you are looking for action packed adventure or a relaxed getaway.
Plunge into a landscape of sheer-sided gorges and rushing waterfalls, or fly over the World Heritage listed Purnululu National Park, home to the Bungle Bungles. Explore the ancient gorges in the Pilbara, scuba dive with the whale sharks at Ningaloo Marine Park, get acquainted with the dolphins at Monkey Mia, experience and marvel at the variety of up to 12,000 species of wildflowers in season, discover the romance and character of the Goldfields, or marvel at spectacular Wave Rock and the eerie Pinnacles.
In Perth you'll find everything to make your holiday complete - superb restaurants, beautiful beaches, cultural pursuits, world-class golf courses, a casino, river cruising, historic and cosmopolitan Fremantle, Swan Valley wineries and idyllic Rottnest Island.
Venture further south and take a walk on the Busselton Jetty (renowned as the longest jetty in the Southern Hemisphere), then delight your taste buds with the award wining wines and gourmet food on offer in Margaret River, or take a walk amongst the Valley of the Giants.
Whatever your passion Western Australia is waiting for you - so pack you bags and be prepared to check out some of the most spectacular, untouched natural scenery in the world!
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Perth
Of the almost two million people that live in Western Australia, the vast majority reside in the state's capital of Perth. A sophisticated and scenic city, it is not hard to understand why so many are drawn to this very special and unique corner of the globe.
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Pilbara Region
Extending from the Indian Ocean to the Northern Territory border, the Pilbara covers more than 500,000 square kilometers. Ancient mountains, breath-taking gorges, vast plains and tranquil oases greet new explorers to the Pilbara. This mineral rich region of spectacular scenery is thought to be around 2.8 billion years old and is home to three world-class national parks including Karijini.
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Kimberley & Broome
Nestled alongside the Indian Ocean and the shores of Roebuck Bay, Broome is the southern gateway to the magnificent wilderness region of the Kimberley.
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Ningaloo Marine Park, Karijin National Park & the Outback
Ningaloo Marine Park is located 1200 kilometres north of Perth. The reef stretches for some 300 kilometres, from Bundegi Reef in Exmouth Gulf around North-West Cape to Amherst Point, south to Red Bluff. Ningaloo is the largest fringing coral reef in Australia. It is the only large reef in the world found so close to a continental land mass; about 100 metres offshore at its nearest point and less than seven kilometres at its furthest.
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