Australia’s sunniest city is easy to explore – there are free buses and walking tours in the city, plenty of guided tours and effortless day trips, plus with its lack of congestion it’s an easy self-drive destination. Perth’s vibrant urban offering is complemented by its nature-based experiences.

The region is also known for its forest trails that hug the coastline which offer the chance to hike or mountain bike and enjoy the breath-taking scenery along the way. You can also watch migrating whales, visit Australia’s tallest lighthouse or see where the two oceans meet at Cape Leeuwin.

Hugging the Indian Ocean from Perth to Exmouth, the Coral Coast Highway is no ordinary road trip. This adventure takes you through a vast array of wonders including a pink lake and two World Heritage areas - Shark Bay and Ningaloo Reef. Ningaloo Reef is the world’s largest fringing reef. Swim with gentle whale sharks, majestic humpback whales, acrobatic manta rays, playful turtles and 500 species of colorful fish.