Western Australia's South West Region is a hub of activity. With over one million visitors per year it is the most popular area of holiday interest in the state. Wineries, farmstays, caves, surfing, beaches, shipwrecks, wildflowers, kangaroos, birdlife, dense forest, rolling hills and pastures, it's all here. Everywhere you look is coloured green or blue and the country atmosphere surrounds you at every turn. With easy access and world-class facilities to suit every budget, the area is easily accessible from Perth. You should plan for an extended holiday to this region.
The destinations listed on this page are in alphabetical order. Each destination has its own unique attractions and lifestyle, so for the best perspective, take time to explore all areas.
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The first established settlement of Western Australia and now one of the largest cities outside of Perth. Discover King George Sound, the largest natural harbour in Western Australia, stunning in it's scenery. Hundreds of huge wind turbines power Albany and can be seen on coastal hills
Situated on Cape Leeuwin and at the mouth of the longest river In Western Australia, the Blackwood. Coastal scenery around Augusta will simply take your breath away, the outstanding tone of the shallow, aqua blue water is a pleasure to the eyes. Make sure you visit Jewel Cave
Once the Apple growing capital of Western Australia, Bridgetown has become famous for its idealistic country lifestyle. The Blackwood River flows through the surrounds, which has a remarkable similarity to southern England with an abundance of trees and green pastures
Bunbury is the largest city outside of Perth, a major port which exports alumina and woodchips in particular. Bunbury is situated on a Peninsula and Inlet which surrounds the city on three sides with water, creating a fun aquatic playground, home to a large pod of friendly dolphins
Nestled on the gentle shores of Geographe Bay and banks of the Vasse River, you'll love the clear-aqua colour of the ocean on a sunny day. The Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere and now features an underwater aquarium two kilometres out to sea
Nestled upon the Denmark River and Southern Ocean, home to hundreds of native Black Swans. From the moment of arrival you will marvel at the giant trees which make up the tall forest surrounding the town. Coastal scenery includes beautiful rock features and safe swimming pools
Local beaches here are protected from the elements of the weather, leaving waters crystal clear for much of the year. Deeper into Geographe Bay lies the dive wreck of HMAS Swan and Dunsborough is the unofficial base to explore this sunken ship in the clear and calm waters
Nestled amongst a rich pastoral district of farmland and bush, here you can explore the Australian rural way of life, from authentic Aboriginal bushtucker to world-renowned wines, learn the early history of Western Australia and see carpets of Australian wildflowers when in season
A bustling centre for the region which boasts ecological, historical, agricultural, commercial and industrial interest. Over eighty percent of the surrounding land is composed of National Park featuring native Australian Jarrah and Karri trees some at up to eighty metres tall
Famous worldwide for the local wines and massive coastal surf conditions. Bounded by ocean reefs to the west and the majestic oasis of towering Karri and Jarrah forest to the east, Margaret River is absolutely stunning and the quality of accommodation here is outstanding
A beautiful and historic town surronded by picturesque views and winding rivers. The surrounds are largely unspoiled and the town is locally renowned for its arts and crafts. Also known as the Garden Village because of the many cottage gardens open to the public
A beautiful town, surrounded by tall Karri and Jarrah forest with up to eighty metre tall trees everywhere you look. Climb the Gloucester Tree and gain a three hundred and sixty degree view of the forest. Kangaroos and Australian birds are easily seen in the National Park
A tranquil and relaxed town located amongst some of the tallest trees in the world including dense Jarrah, Karri and Tingle Trees. The tranquility and peace of the surrounding scenery will place you in a deeply spiritual state of mind. Do not miss the Valley Of The Giants Tree Top Walk
A relaxed and friendly coastal town, home to some of the best surfing reefs in the world. Great vantage points can be gained from the green hills that seem to rise from the ocean here. Fantastic for viewing the amazing coastal scenery. Make sure that you visit Smiths Beach
