Perth sets the scene beautifully as Australia’s sunniest capital, serving up an average of eight hours of sunshine a day and warm summer temperatures that hover around 29°C. It’s a bright, easygoing gateway to some of Western Australia’s most iconic experiences.

Highlights of Perth and surrounds: 

• Rottnest Island: home to the famously friendly quokka, the island sits just 23 kilometres offshore and is easily reached by ferry from Perth or Fremantle, with seaplane and helicopter transfers offering a more elevated arrival.
• The starting (or finishing) point of The Indian Pacific, a magnificent day, 1-4 night train journey through the Nullabor to Sydney. The perfect way to travel in style.
• The beaches: with 19 beaches to choose from, from Cottesloe to Coogee, get out of the city hustle and bustle for a relaxing bbq on the white sand.
• Fremantle, or Freo, as it is affectionately called, is only 30 minutes from Perth, and home to historic buildings, boutique galleries and breweries and a thriving seafood scene.

Perfect for: 

• Sunseekers and city explorers: clients who want the buzz of a big city, but within touching distance of beaches for that all important chill time.
• Sports fans: from SailGP, rugby 7s, tennis and AFL, Perth hosts multiple sporting events year round.
• Arts and culture buffs: a visit to Perth isn't complete without the WA Museum Boola Bardip, a cultural centre showcasing history and stories through interactive exhibits.

Discover the full spectrum of colour beneath the crystal-clear waters of World Heritage–listed Ningaloo Reef (Nyinggulu). This is the world's largest fringing reef, a place where you can dive, snorkel or simply glide through a world of coral gardens as whale sharks, humpback whales and manta rays drift past in one of those rare, life-changing travel moments.

Ningaloo Reef 

• Home to over 250 specials of coral and 500 species of fish, it is also the gathering spot for whale sharks between March and August.
• Accessible directly from the beach, it offers easy access snorkelling for everyone.
• Exmouth is home to the Sal Salis, part of Luxury Lodges of Australia. Comprised of 15 luxury wilderness tents, guests can enjoy chef prepared meals and spectacular stargazing.

Coral Bay 

• 90 minutes south of Exmouth lies Coral Bay, known for its huge manta ray population that glide lazily through the waters.
• A 4WD lover's delight, guests can get off the beaten track and immerse themselves in the Aboriginal culture and history. 
• Take a boat trip out to the untouched Abrolhos Islands, 80km off the mainland and marvel at the one of the world's most important seabird breeding sites.

Perfect for:

• Marine lovers, who are willing to travel to experience some of the purest wildlife encounters on planet earth.
• Active explorers, who want to kayak, walk and swim in this pristine paradise.
• Bucket list seekers, who want premium accommodation coupled with out of this world wildlife for memories to last a lifetime.
• Clients who want a Great Barrier Reef experience without the crowds, a true hidden gem.

Vast - the word that springs to mind when describing the Kimberley and North West of WA. 3 times the size of England, the Kimberley region is home to some of the most geologically interesting features in the country, if not the world. 

Horizontal Falls

• A one of a kind feature that Sir David Attenborough described as 'one of the greatest natural wonders of the world', two narrow gorges push the water through at an unbelievable rate. 
• They also have a huge tidal range of 10 metres, so the direction of the falls changes during the day. 
• Best seen from above, we are able to offer heli tours over the falls, so get in touch with an agent today. 

Bungle Bungle Range

• Located in the stunnin Purnululu National Park, this UNESCO World Heritage site is worth the journey!
• Formed into beehive like shapes over 350 million years ago, the Bungle Bungle Range rises 300 metres above the surrounding grass plains.

Broome

• A place where outback meets ocean, Broome has attracted people worldwide for its famous pearls which you can see in showrooms today.
• Touching distance to the 22km world famous Cable Beach, home to probably one of the best sunsets you will ever see.

Perfect for:

• True adventure travellers: The Kimberley is one of the last untouched wildernesses in the world, so clients either need to be comfortable with long days behind the wheel of a 4WD vehicle, or we have many tours that take care of the travelling for them!
• Culturally curious: The Kimberley is rich in Aboriginal stories, art and history, and offers clients the chance to connect with the Traditional Owners of the land.