Western Australia Regions: Complete Guide

Western Australia is vast, and where you go matters. Each region guide is based on first-hand travel, with practical advice on what to see, how long to allow, and where to stay. Explore Western Australia region by region and decide what fits your time, budget, and travel style.

aerial view of a river with green parkland and city buildings

Perth & Surrounds

The Perth region consists of Western Australia’s capital city and the areas surrounding it, including Rottnest Island, Mandurah, Swan Valley, & Perth Hills.

the view of a remote beach along the cape to cape track in margaret river

South West

TheĀ South West is Western Australia’s most popular tourist destination and includes the Margaret River region, Pemberton, & Walpole.

large cliffs between yardie creek in exmouth

Coral Coast

The Coral Coast has over 1000 km of stunning coastline and one of the most accessible reefs in the world. This region includes the popular Ningaloo Reef (Coral Bay & Exmouth), Kalbarri, Monkey Mia, & Jurien Bay.

red rocks surrounding the deep blue waters of a gorge and waterfall at Mitchell Falls Kimberley Western Australia

North West

Australia’s North West includes the Kimberley and Pilbara regions, including Broome, Cape Leveque, Bungle Bungle Range, Kununurra, & Karijini National Park. Get a real outback experience.

rocky beach with blue turquoise water and red rocks

Golden Outback

Goldfields is the largest region in Western Australia and is located to the south east corner of the state. Towns include Esperance and Kalgoorlie.