Sunset in BroomeWestern Australia is Australia's largest state. It covers more than one third of the total area of Australia.
Perth is the capital city of Western Australia. It is built on the banks of the Swan River. Western Australia has different kinds of climate in different regions.
If you visit Western Australia you will notice about 80 000 Aboriginal people live there. Many are descendants of the first people to live in the area. There are about 90 Aboriginal language groups in Western Australia. Each language group has its own land.
Today, some language groups still live on their traditional land. However, many language groups were forced off their tradition lands when they were taken over for settlements and farms.
Western Australia is the home to many famous Australians such as: Heath Ledger and Ernie Dingo. Western Australian people welcome travellers from all walks of life.

The warm sunny climate of this huge Australian state, together with its beautiful white sandy beaches make this an excellent place for sun lovers.

Activities to enjoy: Albany Harley Tours Whaleworld-Visit Whale World and take an interactive journey through the site of the last operating whaling station in Australia Why not do some City Sightseeing Hop on Hop off Tour of Perth- Explore Perth aboard an open-top double-decker bus. See all the Main sights as you hop on and hop off 10 conveniently located stops around the city Fremantle Lunch Cruise - Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Swan River and enjoy a delicious buffet lunch of local seafood, continental meats and salad after having the opportunity to sample some premium WA wines on your return cruise to Perth Batavia Coast Air Charter-Daily flights to the Abrolhos Islands. Scenic and Eco tours leaving Geraldton. Fly over the historical shipwreck sites and take in the beauty of the coral lagoons and reefs A car ride between Katherine and the Kimbereley.

Best Attractions to Visit Visit Broome On a narrow peninsula surrounded by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean and Roebuck Bay, and recognised as a world class migratory bird stopover. Visit the Pinnacles The Pinnacles are thousands of limestone pillars that rise out of the sandy desert in the Namburg National Park. They formed over thousands of years from sand dunes. Sand made up of crushed shells was brought to shore by waves, and than eroded leaving the pinnacle formations. Fremantle Fremantle is a popular spot for locals and tourists situated just outside Perth, at the mouth of the Swan River. Ningaloo Reef Ningaloo Reef is close to the Western Australia coast. It is made up of more than 220 species of coral, and is home to 500 species of tropical fish. You may just see a Whale Shark, they visit Ningaloo Reef around March every year. Bungle Bungle Range The Bungle Bungle Range is in the Purnululu National Park, they are thousands of red orange and black striped hills and mounds. Cattle Stations A must when you visit. There are more than 95 sheep and cattle stations, covering large areas of the Kimberley.

Western Australia is known for it's festivals that are held through out the year The Perth International Arts Festival draws thousands of people and tourist to its events. The Perth people are known for their friendliness and welcome visitors with open arms.
Some of the festivals to keep an eye out for are the Joondalup Festival held in March in Perth. It has music, dance and sport. Stompen Ground in September each year.