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| |  Add To Your Favorites | | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Sleeps: 4 | Type: Apartment | | West Perth Apartments are located in central Perth, Western Australia. Our comfortable, quality accommodation is a few minutes walk from beautiful Kings Park & a 3-minute ride from the Perth Central B .... Read More
| | | |  Add To Your Favorites | | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | Sleeps: 6 | Type: Townhouse | | Modern self contained city townhouse - fully furnished and equipped. Located in the free bus transit zone - on the door step of the city and Kings Park. Ideal for holiday makers and busness travell .... Read More
| | | |  Add To Your Favorites | | Bedrooms: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 | Sleeps: 2 | Type: Apartment | | Modern self contained fully furnished and equipped city apartments. Located on the west end of CBD - on the door step of the city and Kings Park. In the free bus transit zone. Ideal for holiday m .... Read More
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Western Australia A land that is as big as the name suggests with a variety of activities and enjoyment to match, that's Western Australia. From big ancient forests in the South to vast dry deserts in the east, huge crashing swells in the west to big fat gold nuggets in the North, Western Australia is the land of adventure. Perth, situated on the Swan River, is the capital of the state and has all the modern conveniences. White sandy beaches are only minutes from the city, while Rottnest Island, the home of the Quokka, and Fremantle, rich in maritime history, are close by. The north of the state boasts a wide variety of attractions. Visit the gorges and National Parks of the tropics, laze on the stunning beaches of Broome, or feed the dolphins of Monkey Mia.
Travelling inland to the Golden Heartland visitors will be rewarded with spectacular wildflower shows and changing colours.Visit the natural wonders of Wave Rock and Dyandra State Forest, or fossick for gold in some of the world's richest goldfields. Wine, challenging surf, limestone caves, spectacular coastline, magnificent forests and golden beaches sre just some of the attractions waiting for you in the south-west. A visit to this area is a must, but be careful you may never leave. The Southern corner of Western Australia consists of magnificent scenes and incredible contrasts - forests, beaches, cliffs, lakes and fields, all within a short distance of each other. The Margaret River area is renowned for producing some of the best wine in the world as well as its excellent and challenging surf breaks. The immense North of Western Australia is a land as ancient as it is vast. Nowhere else on earth can you gaze in awe at the world's largest single rock or stand on a beach over a hundred miles long where the tide is measured in kilometres. There's something special about the Golden Heartlands of Western Australia. Experiences, frolicking in the ocean, marvelling at the intricate patterns of the world famous Western Australian wildflowers, feeling the charm and special character of the historic towns. Exploring natural wonders like The Pinnacles and Wave Rock, bushwalking and experiencing the grandeur and beauty of the Australian bush or fossicking for nuggets in some of the world's richest goldfields. Perth, one of the most isolated cities in the world, has all modern conveniences and is a stunning place for a summer or winter holiday. Get away from it all at Rottnest Island, the home of the Quokka, or head down to Fremantle, a town rich in marine history with over 150 buildings classified by the National Trust. The Avon Valley is home to a spectacular variety of water fowl and hold a spectacular white water race - The Avon Descent in August.North of Perth the coastline boasts some of the most popular recreation areas in Western Australia with excellent snorkelling, fishing and surfing. For More Info See Western Australia Travel Guide
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