What Are The Many Wonders of Western Australia?


Stretching across more than 2.5m square kilometres, Western Australia is both vast and beautiful. It’s also home to unique landscapes, experiences, and characters, all waiting to be discovered. The Kimberley is one of Earth’s last true wildernesses and a landscape where age is measured in the billions. Wave Rock (Katte Kich) which is more than 2.7bn years in the making is one of Western Australia’s most recognizable landforms. What do you think LiveTribers? What are the many wonders of Western Australia?

Posted by on 05 Oct 2023

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    SEARS

    Western Australia - what a great part of Australia. We flew to Broome (a must-do, we loved it) then travelled by cruise ship through the Kimberley region - what an amazing place, the landscape is spectacular, waterfalls, birdlife, sealife, sunsets, loved it all; our cruise ended in Darwin, another beautiful city. How lucky are we to live in Australia.

    Posted by SEARS on 17 Oct 2023
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    mact

    Did Anna get a kickback from WA's Tourism Sector!!!!????

    Posted by mact on 11 Oct 2023
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    MS

    Stupid question. It's just nature of course. Not just in WA.

    Posted by MS on 09 Oct 2023
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    Lee1

    I really enjoyed visiting Exmouth with its crystal clear waters good for snorkelling. It has a lighthouse on top of a hill that is good to visit for the views.

    Posted by Lee1 on 08 Oct 2023
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    topa

    The unusual landscape of the Pinnacles and the night sky.

    Posted by topa on 08 Oct 2023
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    pinky princess

    I would really like to visit the Kimberley, my friends were there recently and said it is a fabulous spot to visit and just much too see.

    Posted by pinky princess on 08 Oct 2023
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    Joshy79

    I love Rottnest island

    Posted by Joshy79 on 08 Oct 2023
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    bmlglp

    I hope to visit WA some time in the future.

    Posted by bmlglp on 08 Oct 2023
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    Sarina

    I will be visiting next holidays

    Posted by Sarina on 08 Oct 2023
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    Enchantress

    I have never travelled to WA and hope now my husband and I have retired I would love to see more of Australia. I recall Wave rock being featured by the Leyland brother's...now I am showing my age !

    Posted by Enchantress on 08 Oct 2023
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    geraldineb

    the kimberley is amazing, both coastline and inland; looking forward to visit in April 2024

    Posted by geraldineb on 08 Oct 2023
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    Debra

    The swan river and Fremantle. Lovely places to visit

    Posted by Debra on 08 Oct 2023
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    Aussie5

    When I visited Western Australia, one wonder I found was the wonderful friendly people. They are all willing to help tourists. We were on a cruise ship that was returning to Sydney due to the Covid outbreak. We weren't allowed to dock in Tasmania or Melbourne, even though we had no Covid cases on our ship and had never had Covid cases during our cruise. However, the people of Perth welcomed us with open arms, making us feel very wanted and not like lepers. Everyone in Perth banded together to ensure that we could find our way around the city and enjoy our stay there. I even had morning tea after Mass there with some of the locals and they were wonderful. I have never forgotten this and love the Perth people for looking after us so well.

    Posted by Aussie5 on 08 Oct 2023
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    Tara Rata

    I don't know much about it but I imagine the county would be beautiful

    Posted by Tara Rata on 08 Oct 2023
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    michael

    Went there on holiday last year and loved driving around the coastline. Did surprise me that there wasn't many Kangaroo's around.

    Posted by michael on 08 Oct 2023
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    tutti_cutie

    I live in WA and wouldn’t live anywhere else. So much to see and do.

    Posted by tutti_cutie on 08 Oct 2023
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    vlee

    I feel the same way about SA. We do have family who went to WA several years ago and they love it there and I doubt they will be coming back to SA to live. I imagine one day we will have to go over to WA for a wedding or other family event and we'll be able to check out some of the attractions then.

    Posted by vlee on 08 Oct 2023
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    merryl

    Ningaloo Reef is spectacular. Nothing beats swimming with whale sharks.

    Posted by merryl on 08 Oct 2023
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    Chin

    Each state has its own beautiful coast line. Australia is a very beautiful country indeed.

    Posted by Chin on 08 Oct 2023
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    OlaSOT

    Came here to read the comments. I had a friend who moved to WA from NSW, he didn't spend up to eight (8) months before he moved back.

    Posted by OlaSOT on 08 Oct 2023
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    Angieilyxxx

    The Gap in Albany

    Posted by Angieilyxxx on 08 Oct 2023
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    Paula

    Compared to NSW it's very flat but I love Broome and can't get over how the very red dirt meets the white sand and that beautiful Azure sea. The pearls aren't bad either.

    Posted by Paula on 07 Oct 2023
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    sulter

    I've been to Wave Rock, swum with dolphins at Monkey Mia, Kalbarri, Pinnacles Desert, Lake Esperance the pink salt lake, and seen the Stromatalites too! Drove on the 90 mile straight and across the Nullarbor Plain, plus stood atop the Great Australian Bite! It all wowed me!

    Posted by sulter on 06 Oct 2023
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    Lyn

    Wave Rock is one of Western Australia's most popular tourist destinations

    Posted by Lyn on 05 Oct 2023
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