Western Australia in a snapshot? This Perth to Fremantle tour is as close as you can get. You not only experience one of the country’s coolest capitals – Perth’s restaurants are legendary – but also discover your produce’s source, while traversing the Margaret River wine region. This part of the state humbles with the Valley of the Giants’ soaring trees, the blissful beaches in Esperance and goldfield heritage in Kalgoorlie.
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Travelodge Hotel Perth is nestled in an utterly picturesque location, near the beautiful Swan River in the heart of Perth CBD. There are 127 hotel rooms, thoughtfully designed with flat screen TV’s, individual climate control air conditioning and comfy beds for a good night’s sleep. The hotel is perfect for families, with Triple Rooms and Interconnecting Rooms available. Complementary WiFi is available so you can easily share your Perth snaps with loved ones back home. The hotel has a gym for keeping fit on the go, dry cleaning services and 24-hour reception.
This accommodation is located just 5kms from the Iconic Wave Rock, overlooking a picturesque billabong swimming pool and gardens. Offering 55 guest rooms with three executive spa suites with private bar and courtyards – sit back and enjoy the open fire or air-conditioning, free WIFI, guest lounge and baby grand piano in the Salmon Gum Lounge. Enjoy a meal in one of the two restaurants and beverages served in the bar.
Rydges Kalgoorlie is a 4.5-star oasis close to the town centre and handy to attractions and amenities. The resort style accommodation is the only Kalgoorlie accommodation with couples’ spa baths in all rooms. There are 91 studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom rooms with all new 42-inch LCD Sony Bravia televisions. The Kalgoorlie accommodation also has an indoor/outdoor swimming pool and heated spa (it can get cool in the desert). There are versatile function and wedding areas and dining in Prime West Grill. It also offers free Wi-Fi in every room.
Comfort Inn Bay of Isles Motel Esperance is a beachfront accommodation, located in the heart of Esperance’s CBD, featuring on-site restaurant, outdoor pool, and choice of 60+ accommodation options. Wake up rested, directly opposite the pristine Southern Ocean.
The Dog Rock Motel is located in the historic and cultural hub of Albany opposite the famous local icon, the natural granite Dog Rock. Just a stroll away from the city centre, shopping hub, York Street, Visitor Centre, Anzac Peace Park, Museum and the Brig Amity. Rooms are a mix of elegance, corporate and homely. All rooms have their own ensuite, free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and free inhouse movies, air conditioner, work desk or table, tea and coffee facilities. Most rooms have a minibar, and some also have a private balcony with city views. Lime303 is the restaurant that has won many awards. This onsite award-winning bar and restaurant, offers a varied menu that includes modern Australian cuisine and an array of seafood dishes.
Stay Margaret River affordable luxury accommodation is the perfect destination to relax and explore the famous wineries, caves, forests and beaches of the Margaret River Region. Offering a range of comfortable and affordable accommodation options including semi self contained apartments. Willow Grill Restaurant is open for Breakfast 7 days a week and Dinner Monday – Saturday. There is a 9 hole mini golf course, giant chess and a childrens playground onsite.
Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges has a rich history dating back to 1850 the hotel is an iconic landmark in Western Australia. The hotel offers 300 spacious refurbished rooms across ten different room categories. Located right in the heart of Fremantle, offering 3 bars, breakfast restaurant and private dining facilities, so there is something for all tastes.
Perth is an urban oasis among the vast nature of Western Australia where you can embrace the best of both worlds. The soft-sand beaches and scenic parks meet a thriving metropolis of small bars, creative restaurants and curated street art. Art galleries, al fresco breweries, relaxed neighbourhood and epic events all live in perfect harmony. There are also nearby wineries and even friendly quokkas in the capital of Western Australia.
One of Australia’s biggest waves is also the furthest from any ocean – Wave Rock rises 15 metres above the outback plain. Over 2,700 million years in the making, today it’s a popular tourist destination. This 110-metre long multi-coloured granite cliff is shaped remarkably like a huge wave about to crash onto the bush. Pose on the rock face and surf the giant wave or see it from a different perspective by following the walk trails around the base and over the top. After winter rains, you’ll be surrounded by a sea of dazzling colour as Western Australian wildflowers bloom in their billions. Nearby, a collection of over 450 ancient rock paintings cover the walls of Mulka’s Cave, telling the story of a local Aboriginal legend.
Located in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia, Kalgoorlie Boulder is situated 590 kilometres inland of Perth. The name Kalgoorlie is derived from the Wangai word Karlkurla, meaning “Place of the silky pears”. Kalgoorlie Boulder is Australia’s largest Outback City with a population of more than 30,000 people. It is the largest urban centre in the Goldfields region and the fifth largest in Western Australia. As Australia’s largest outback town it has a fascinating past and present, from the region’s gold rush era to the modern-day Super Pit mine. A visit to the whimsical outdoor art gallery set against the spectacular backdrop of Lake Ballard is a hauntingly beautiful way to round out a visit.
Australia’s whitest sands, vivid, turquoise waters and a seascape strewn with rocky islands make Esperance one of the most visually captivating places in the country. The scenic virtues of Esperance are the stuff of Instagram legend. Dreamy, clear waters lap pristine shores, and kangaroos bask on the beach, while an offshore island has a lake so weirdly pink, it beggars belief. Esperance is 700 kilometres (434 miles) southeast of Perth; a full day’s drive or a 1.5 hour flight with Regional Express, but for the large landscapes and wild natural wonders makes it very much worth the journey.
Albany is a city at the southern tip of Western Australia. It’s known for its beaches, such as popular Middleton Beach. East of the city, Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve is home to secluded Little Beach. Albany’s Historic Whaling Station, a former whale processing plant, now houses a museum. Migrating whales pass off the coast at Torndirrup National Park, where steep cliffs give way to dramatic rock formations. It is a of staggering coastal beauty and historic significance. Cliffs are pounded by relentless swells, yet calm bays once sheltered soldiers departing for war. In the southern tip of Western Australia, Albany and nearby Denmark boast unique forests, carpets of wildflowers and vineyards producing fine wines. This is a special place to the Menang Noongar Traditional Owners.
Margaret River is a small town south of Perth in western Australia, known for its craft breweries, boutiques and surrounding wineries. Beaches and surf breaks line the nearby coast, whose waters host migratory whales (Jun–Nov). Stretching between 2 lighthouses north and south of the town, the long-distance walk, the Cape to Cape Track, fringes the limestone caves and sea cliffs of Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Bursting with epic experiences and unfathomable landscapes, you can wander to the sounds of the ocean and azure blue water, as gnarly surf breaks and jaw-dropping limestone cliffs meet your eyes. Don’t be surprised if you spot a pro – or a handful of dolphins – riding the waves. Inland lies Margaret River’s premium wine region, home to award-winning wineries perched upon verdant green hills.
A guided farm tour at Wave Rock where you hear about life in the Outback with Wave Rock local, Sheena. Exploring the farm with Sheena you’ll have to opportunity to take part in the morning cattle feed then explore a private collection of vintage cars.
Enjoy the ultimate olive oil experience at Vasse Virgin where they produce natural skincare, soaps, gourmet food, natural fragrances and also run workshops. Interact with the production staff and discover the benefits of olive oil and pure plant extracts can have on your skin. Taste the gourmet food range or book in for a DIY Lip Balm, Natural Perfumery or Olive Oil Tasting workshop. Vasse Virgin is where you’ll have the chance to learn about all things olive oil, taste the gourmet produce, and sample their range or beauty products made from olive oil.
The Busselton Jetty is 1.841km long. It is the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere and is operated by a non-profit community organisation known as Busselton Jetty Inc. The jetty’s construction commenced in 1864 and the first section was opened in 1865. The jetty was extended numerous times until the 1960s, ultimately reaching a length of 1,841 metres (6,040 ft). The last commercial vessel called at the jetty in 1971 and the jetty was closed the following year. It passed into the control of Busselton Shire and has been gradually restored and improved since. The jetty has survived Cyclone Alby in 1978, borers, weathering, several fires, and the threat of demolition, to have become a major regional tourist attraction. The jetty features a rail line along its length, a relic of the railway line into Busselton from Bunbury. The line now carries tourists along the jetty to an underwater observatory, one of only six natural aquariums in the world, which opened to the public in 2003.
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