Western Australia Expert
If you have one week in Western Australia, the hardest part is deciding what not to include. WA is enormous, and one of the biggest mistakes I see first-time visitors make is trying to squeeze Perth, Margaret River, Esperance and the Coral Coast into the same short trip. You can technically cover a lot of…
How To Get To Bridgetown & Distance from Perth Bridgetown is in Western Australia’s South West, about 270 km south of Perth. International and domestic visitors will fly into Perth Airport. 👉 Compare Car Hire Prices in Western Australia Bridgetown is a 3-hour drive along State Route 2, then National Route 1. Once off the main highway,…
We have only visited Bridgetown en route to Pemberton or on a day trip from Ballingup. Therefore, I can’t recommend any accommodation that we have stayed in. However, as a planner, I have researched where we would stay when revisiting Bridgetown. Camping Bridgetown Caravan Park is a family-owned park on the banks of the Blackwood…
The Coral Coast is one of Western Australia’s most spectacular regions — but timing your visit matters. Stretching from Kalbarri and Shark Bay to Coral Bay and Exmouth, the Coral Coast experiences big seasonal differences in weather, marine life, crowds, and road conditions. Choosing the right time can mean calm snorkelling conditions and comfortable temperatures…
If you don’t have time for the full road trip, these are the must-see Coral Coast stops, ranked by impact. ⭐ Top Coral Coast Stops Coral Coast Road Trip Map Coral Coast route:Perth → Cervantes → Geraldton → Kalbarri → Shark Bay → Coral Bay → Exmouth Kalbarri National Park Best for: gorges, coastal cliffs,…
Kalbarri is one of Western Australia’s most underrated destinations — combining dramatic coastal cliffs, river gorges, easy hiking, and spectacular sunsets in a compact, accessible town. Located on the Coral Coast, Kalbarri works just as well for: This Kalbarri travel guide covers when to go, what to do, where to stay, and how to plan…
Ningaloo Reef is one of the only places in the world where the reef meets the shore — but some of the best experiences still require a tour. Best Ningaloo Reef tours include: 🐋 Best Whale Shark Tour (TOP PICK) Best for: Bucket-list travellers Includes: 👉 Compare Whale Shark Tours in Exmouth 🤿 Best Snorkelling…
Choosing where to stay in Exmouth matters more than most travellers realise. Accommodation is limited, prices fluctuate wildly by season, and the wrong location can mean long drives, missed tours, or paying luxury prices for very average rooms. This guide breaks down where to stay in Exmouth by travel style, from beachfront resorts to budget-friendly…
Exmouth is one of the best snorkelling destinations in Australia, thanks to direct access to Ningaloo Reef — the world’s largest fringing reef. You can snorkel from shore, but guided snorkelling tours in Exmouth offer: This guide compares the best snorkelling tours in Exmouth, so you can choose the one that matches your travel style…
Swimming with whale sharks in Exmouth is one of the most unforgettable wildlife experiences in the world — and Western Australia is one of the only places where you can do it ethically and consistently. Every year, gentle whale sharks migrate along Ningaloo Reef, giving visitors the rare chance to snorkel alongside the world’s largest…
The Kimberley is one of Australia’s most remote regions — and it’s often associated with rough outback roads and 4WD-only tracks. But here’s the truth: You can absolutely visit the Kimberley without a 4WD. In fact, most visitors do, especially first-time travellers. The key is choosing the right travel style, bases, and experiences — because…
Broome is the most popular place to stay in the Kimberley — and for good reason. It’s the main gateway to the region, has the largest range of accommodation, and offers everything from luxury beachside resorts to comfortable mid-range hotels and budget-friendly stays. But where you stay in Broome makes a big difference to your…