Local LanguageSouth West of Western AustraliaSouth West Australia
Australia’s South West Australia is a natural beauty. This region is the most
popular area of interest in the state; drawing in over one million
visitors per year.
The South West Australia offers a combination of spectacular characteristics
featured in the other regions of Western
Australia. The region combines
and contrasts mountain ranges, rolling hills, and towering forests, with
a mix of pristine coastline and rugged rock formations. The clear and
tranquil water surrounding the coast is home to an abundance of unique
marine life.
The South West Australia is great for travellers seeking relaxation; as well
as for those explorers and adventures. The region offers world-class
quality to suit every budget; with its greatest attraction being free –
nature! There is no lack of beauty in the South West, providing ample
picture taking moments.
The South West Australia is famous for its fine wine and food. Wineries adorn
the landscape and provide tasting opportunities of world-class and
international award winning wines. The region is not only gifted with
its fine wine, but also provides taste sensations for every palate.
The South West Australia provides ample opportunity to get in amongst nature
and experience unique its unique offerings. Visit the wineries,
farmstays, caves, beaches, local shipwrecks, dense forestry, hills and
pastures that make this great region majestically distinct. The region
provides excellent surfing spots; which draw in international, national
and local surfers alike.
The flora and fauna of this great region offer wildflower
spectaculars and many occasions to walk amongst the iconic kangaroo’s
and vast array of birdlife.
Margaret River
is a famed tourist location in the South West Australia. This town is alive with
activity. From winery hopping, surf and scuba, to relaxing in the local
lagoons; Margaret River is a prime spot for everyone.
The South West has it all; beauty, activity, relaxation – a truly enriched experience.
The Heart of Gold Country
 Look for tours offering authentic Aboriginal encounters in and around the mining towns and settlements built by goldrush pioneers. Or simply get into the laid back atmosphere of rural life among grandiose heritage buildings, friendly pubs and hospitable farmstays.
Golden Nugget in the palm of a person's handKalgoorlie is the heart of Western Australia's gold mining country. Still a thriving mining town, it's also a living museum where visitors can visit a vast operational open-pit mine, explore an old mine shaft or try their hand at gold-panning.
In spring, many parts of the region are transformed as the arid landscape gives way to pockets of delicate wildflowers. Nature lovers will want to explore the woodlands edging the Darling Range too, for native wildlife and bush walks.
It's also worth the trip to photograph that West Australian icon, Wave Rock.
Down to the Coast
 In extreme contrast, the rugged coastline and sandy coves around Esperance create irresistible photo opportunities.
People flock to this small coastal town from far and wide for world class windsurfing and diving.
Blue Haven, Esperance Nearby islands offer amazing eco experiences and a variety of accommodation options for holiday-makers, while surrounding farmland rolls into rocky national parks. The Golden Outback region is one of contrasts and diversity.
Farmstay Country
The area to the east of the Harvey Hills Farmstay Chalets.
is popular for farmstay holidays and offers a taste of country hospitality. Children will love the experience and the farm animals. A trip to farming country is all about getting close to nature and into the clean, fresh air.
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