sw things to do

Welcome to the enchanting world of Gnomesville, nestled in the picturesque Ferguson Valley, Western Australia.  This unique village, tucked away amidst rolling green hills, holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors. What started as a playful gesture by a single gnome enthusiast has blossomed into an enchanting phenomenon, captivating the imaginations…

Located just an hour’s drive south of Perth, Pinjarra is a charming town often overlooked by visitors to Western Australia. However, this historic town has much to offer, from its rich heritage to its stunning natural landscapes.  Our family have explored this historic town a few times on our trips to the south west region…

The Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk in Walpole is an attraction that should not be missed when exploring the town. Nestled within the green forests of the Walpole Wilderness Area, this magnificent treetop walkway offers visitors an unparalleled view of the surrounding giants – towering tingle trees that have stood tall for hundreds of…

Are you looking to escape city life and stay somewhere different? Cowaramup (or Cow Town as it’s affectionately known) is a popular tourist attraction because it offers visitors a unique experience with its cow-themed streets and record-setting feat of having the most people dressed up as cows at one time! Whether you want to explore…

Have you ever wanted to explore a cave that looks like a fairytale? Look no further than Lake Cave in Margaret River, Australia. This breathtakingly beautiful cave is the most ‘actively dripping’ cave in the southwest. Located in Western Australia’s Margaret River region, Lake Cave offers a unique experience that will take your breath away….

The original Margaret River Chocolate Factory opened in the Margaret River wine region of Western Australia in 1999. After its success, Margaret River Chocolate Factory Swan Valley opened in 2000, followed by a concept store in Perth’s CBD. The factory is a major tourist attraction that produces a huge range of chocolate bars, chocolates, and…

Black Diamond Lake in Collie, Western Australia, is known for its brilliant blue water and has become a popular day trip destination since Instagrammers have revealed this “locals’ secret.” Surrounded by green forest, it’s considered one of Western Australia’s most beautiful water holes and the most visited tourist attraction in Collie. 🤩 To Book Tours…

As WA locals with a love of travel, we have visited Albany WA numerous times during different seasons. So, let us show you all the incredible Albany attractions and activities that this South WA town offers. 🤩 To Book Tours Direct with the Tour Operators, click the links in the box below Things To Do…

Busselton jetty runs over the protected waters of Geographe Bay and is the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere at 1841m long. It’s a popular place for weddings, diving, and swimming. For example, the Busselton Jetty Swim (an internationally recognised event) attracts 3,000 competitors. As we live in Perth, we visit Busselton regularly, and…

Dunsborough is a great base to explore Cape Natualiste’s pristine beaches, walking trails, and lighthouse. There are a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars on your doorstep, with many of them family-friendly. With its beautiful natural surroundings it’s easy to see why Dunsborough would be on your list of places to visit in Western Australia….

Bremer Bay is a small town in the Great Southern region of Western Australia’s South West, but it’s one of the few places in the world where you can see Orcas in their natural habitat. Located on the coast of Southwest Australia, this part of the world is incredibly picturesque and has some of the…