As it's name shows, Western Australia is the most western part of australia. Western australia is the largest state in australia - 2,400 km long from north to south, 12,500 km long coastline and around 2,500,000 sq km total teritory - one third of australia.
Western Australia is pretty different from the other states. It is covered mainly in red dust and deserts, but it contains most of the mineral wealth of Australia – uranium, coloured diamonds, pearls. It also has a really long coastline with beaches and coral reefs which provides visitors with great surfing opportunities. Also there are forests and limestone caves in the southern parts. For many on a holiday visa, Australia is often one of the places that they would want to visit. Australia is to be marketed as the antidote to the stresses and strains of modern day life with a series of new tourism advertisements.
So the question remains, is there still something to discover in the continent? Well, the truth is, there is a lot more. Australia is a large place, so you will have a lot to explore. There are places has to offer from western Australia, from the Kimberley (wild region with red soil) , Broome and the Bungle Bungles in the north, through the pristine, untouched and relatively undiscovered Ningaloo Reef, The Gascoyne region where one can visit the Shark Bay World Heritage area, the Ningaloo Marine Park, the Ningaloo Reef and Monkey Mia, the gold fields of Kalgoolie (where gold used to be mined.) the resort of Broome (where pearls were obtained), crocodiles at Geikie Gorge, the Karijini National Park and many others.
Enjoy your travel in western australia and we are sure you will be hooked on Western australia like many fellow travellers and the millions of people who lived and reside here. Regards from Western Australia.
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