Rottnest Island lagoon — Western Australia

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Coral Coast

Coral Bay

A one-street village on the southern Ningaloo Reef where you snorkel live coral five metres off the beach, swim with whale sharks Mar-Aug, and meet humpbacks under the world's first regulated whale-swim programme.

Greater Perth

Perth

WA's capital on the Swan River pairs one of the world's largest inner-city parks and a booming river foreshore with genuinely great sunset beaches and an isolated, boom-bust character all its own.

South West

Margaret River

Three hours south of Perth, Margaret River pairs world-class cabernet and chardonnay with a wild surf coast, an underrated cave system, whale-watching capes and towering karri forest.

Greater Perth

Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is the car-free island off Fremantle famous for tame quokkas and turquoise bays, but its 93 years as an Aboriginal prison colony are just as real a part of its story.

Kimberley

Broome

Broome is the Kimberley's pearling-era gateway town, famous for Cable Beach's sunset camel trains, a multicultural diving history, and the extraordinary Staircase to the Moon.

Coral Coast

Exmouth & Ningaloo

Exmouth is the gateway to Ningaloo Reef, a rare fringing reef you can snorkel straight off the beach, world-famous for whale shark swims and backed by the gorges of Cape Range National Park.

Kimberley

Derby

Derby is the smaller, less-polished Kimberley gateway town — gateway to the Horizontal Falls, the Buccaneer Archipelago, the Gibb River Road and the 11-metre tides of King Sound.

Pilbara

Karratha

Karratha is the Pilbara's working capital and the easiest base for visiting Murujuga's million-plus rock engravings, Millstream-Chichester's spring-fed pools and the Dampier Archipelago.