From the sandstone gorges of The Kimberley and golden fields of the Wheatbelt to the lush wine-growing region of Margaret River and the red plains of the Goldfields-Esperance region ablaze with wildflowers, Western Australia offers fiery, rugged landscapes and quiet, untouched beauty.
Compiled by: Beverly Rodrigues Photography: Ken Duncan & Steve Fraser
The stunning four-tiered Mitchell Falls in the Kimberley region.
Montgomery Reef, off the Kimberley coast, is Australia’s largest inshore reef
The rugged 650km-long Gibb River Road is an old drover’s track that connects remote Kimberley cattle stations to Derby and Kununurra. It offers 4WD adventures with natural attractions and the opportunity to meet friendly locals on horseback.
King Sound is a large gulf in northern Western Australia that extends from the mouth of the Fitzroy River to the Indian Ocean.
A breeding population of the Australian Sea Lion can be found on Abrolhos Islands, a chain of 122 islands and coral reefs in the Indian Ocean.
A stunning waterfall and banded ironstone formations at the Hamersley Gorge within the Karijini National Park.
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