Mention Eucla and most people think of hiding their honey at the border crossing or the Telegraph Station ruins. But if you venture a little farther you will come upon the true highlight of this park; the weathered bone-white relic jetty. Once built to supply the township with supplies in the late 1800’s, this structure
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Nuytsland Nature Reserve hugs one of the most well known drives in Australia, the Nullarbor. Considered a right of passage for Australian travellers, this long and linear reserve will reward you with vistas of sheer limestone cliffs, remote beaches and increasingly arid sandplains. But out here, in the far south east of WA, is one
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Peak Charles is one of the less advertised and visited national parks in the south west of WA, making it a gem for those seeking solitude in the Great Western Woodlands. Visible from more than 50km away, Peak Charles and its partner Peak Eleanora, slowly reveal their domineering presence in the landscape as you approach
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Looking for a comfy white beach to laze on with chilled out kangaroos? Or perhaps crystal clear aquamarine water to loll in with the odd dolphin? Look no further as Cape Le Grand National Park has it all! The feeling of silky soft sand underfoot as you stroll along the beach at sunrise, watching the
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Esperance is one of Australia’s best kept secrets. It is a quiet, yet lively town located south-east of Perth, set among some of the most spectacular coastal scenery the country has to offer. Each crest along the The Great Ocean Road provides you with a new vista of brilliant white beaches and turquoise waters fringed
Fitzgerald River National Park is one of the largest and most floristically diverse parks in Australia, so much so that it has been endorsed by UNESCO as an internationally significant Biosphere Reserve. Over 1880 plants have been recorded in the park, with numerous being endemic to its borders, and likewise more species of fauna make
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Stirling Range National Park is internationally recognised as a major biodiversity hotspot with over 1,500 species of flora alone recorded. The Queen of Sheba orchid is one of the more famous flowers to bloom in the park as it becomes a wonderland of colour in the spring time.
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Lake Joondalup is one of a series of important wetlands situated on the Swan Coastal Plain in Perth’s Metropolitan region. The lake is part of the greater Yellagonga Regional Park which also includes Lake Goollelal and Beenyup and Walluburnup Swamp. The lake and its surrounds are home to a variety of waterbird and other bird
Perth, the capital city of WA, was founded on the banks of the majestic Swan River, so called for the iconic black swans that inhabit the area. Once much wider and enveloped in native riparian vegetation, the landscape has changed dramatically since colonisation by Europeans. However, legislative changes combined with integrated effort from the community,
Baw Baw National Park is one of the few locations in Australia where you can see snow on eucalypts! Mt Baw Baw rises 1567m and in winter becomes an ideal location for a quick skiing jaunt from Melbourne. For more information visit here.
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