The Pinnacles
A comfortable three-hour drive north of Perth is the remarkable natural landscape of the Pinnacles, where limestone spires, up to five metres high, rise from the sand. Erosion has exposed this natural phenomenon, which in the early morning or afternoon light creates an eerie moonscape scene. The Pinnacles form part of the Nambung National Park, which has beautiful beaches and coastal dune systems. The vegetation bursts into flower from August to October, creating a memorable spectacle for visitors.  

Australia's Coral Coast
In this region you can swim with whale sharks – the world’s largest fish or have an underwater adventure at the world-class Ningaloo Reef Marine Park. Considered by many to be the best dive spot in Australia, here you’ll find mantra rays, dugongs, dolphins, sea turtles, 520 species of fish, 200 species of hard corals and 50 species of soft corals.

The Peel Region
For a southern getaway that is just a short drive, one-hour from Perth, explore the Peel region. Enjoy a Murray River cruise as it winds through the calm waterways of Mandurah. Relax in a rural setting with a farm-stay break, picnic among the tall jarrah trees of Dwellingup or play a round of golf. For the adventurous, try whitewater rafting, swimming with the dolphins or hiking the Bibbulmun track. Mandurah, the focal point of the Peel region, is a coastal city characterised by the popular Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary. Bordered by the Indian Ocean to the west, it is a city dominated by waterways and known for its good fishing, crabbing and prawning.   

Australia's Golden Outback and North West
In this region you can go off the beaten track to discover the real Australia - rich with Aboriginal history, unique wildlife, natural wonders and amazing landscapes.  With rugged terrain and un- populated plains, it’s the perfect place to embark on an outback adventure. In a four wheel drive, you can delve into the most remote corners of this magnificent state. Here you'll witness amazing scenery, spectacular gorges, cascading water- falls and crystal-clear swimming holes.  The exotic pearling town of Broome in the North West offers some luxurious accommodation dotted across its spectacular landscape. Famous Cable Beach, with 22 kilometres of white sand, kissed by warm, crystal waters, is justifiably world famous and the ideal place to watch the sunset on a balmy, tropical night. 

Australia's South West
In this region you’ll find Margaret River - a food and wine lover’s paradise. It boasts more than 220 grape growers and wine producers, 100 cellar doors and hundreds of restaurants and gourmet food producers. In addition, Margaret River is famous for its surf breaks, ancient caves, forests, fishing and incredible beaches. 

Whether you want to simply relax on one of the many pristine beaches, tour the many world class wineries and restaurants or explore the wonderful forests and wild flowers – it’s all found in Margaret River and the South West region.