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Explore the best things to do in Western Australia! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Sep 2024
- 6.74.6/573 ReviewFrom18.77
based on 1799 reviews"It was super easy using the trip.com app for booking. Booked only 1/2 an hour before admission. By the time we were there our names were already in the list. We only had to show the email sent. Park was not too big and satisfying as it has many native Australian animals there. We got to take pictures with the wombat too. Do check out the photo sessions timing as you get to get up close and personal with the animals. Be careful to just hold the animals feet only😃"Whiteman>100km from downtown
No.1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: Caveson Wildlife Park is one of Perth's exciting attractions, home to a wider variety of Western Australia's state-owned wildlife, such as koalas, possums, kangaroos, and more. Here, you can not only experience hand-feeding kangaroos, get in touch with possums and lizards, but also see cute Australian wombats. Of course, the protagonist here is Australia's precious animal, the koala. Tourists can take a photo with the koala, which will become a more unforgettable experience during their trip to Australia.Show Less - 6.24.8/537 ReviewFrom9.05based on 3682 reviews"Good attraction, nice train and view. Have some good Seaview cafe to enjoy ur lunch and have a local beer to enjoy sunshine. Nice place to hang out."Busselton>100km from downtownHighlights: Busselton Trestle is a very long wooden pier in the southern hemisphere, extending from the coast to the sea, with a total length of 1841 feet and a train track on it. Busselton Trestle was built in 1865 and served as an important seaport for over a century. Now retired, it has become a paradise for many fishing enthusiasts.Show Less
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based on 12495 reviews"Fantastic views of the CBD day and night. Lots of untouched bushland for a quick hike as well."Kings Park>100km from downtownNo.1 of Night Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: Kings Park is located west of downtown Perth, next to the University of Western Australia, and is one of the largest urban parks in the southern hemisphere. The terrain here is relatively high, overlooking the beautiful scenery of the whole Perth and the Swan River. It is a natural place for Perth citizens to rest. A total of more than 6,000 kinds of flowers and plants have been planted and cultivated in the park, of which 3,000 are unique wildflowers in Western Australia, including the state flower "Kangaroo Claw". The WildFestival held here every year is a major event in Western Australia and the largest wild flower show in the world, attracting tens of thousands of tourists. When you come here, you can see tens of thousands of potted plants, books about flowers and planting tools in addition to the usual flowers such as helichrysum, kangaroo claws, eucalyptus flowers and mangosteen. A long time ago, Kings Park was an important gathering place for Australian Aboriginal people, so it still retains the imprints left by the Aboriginal people at that time. There is an Aboriginal Culture and Art Museum in the park for people to visit. In addition, there is a state war memorial in the park to commemorate the soldiers killed in the two world wars, and the eternal fire in the square is to mourn the souls of those who gave their lives for the country.Show Less - 5.74.8/527 ReviewFree"Amazed by the pink color of the lagoon. Do visit during noon time for bright pink color!"Yallabatharra>100km from downtownHighlights: Hutt Lagoon, also known as Pink Lake, is a rare and magical lake on the coast of Western Australia. The lake is a short distance from the city of Geraldton and an aerial tour is a great way to see Hutt Lagoon. Pink seen from the air is purer and more captivating. Due to the high salinity of Dunaliella salina in the Hutt Lagoon, the lake is rich in carotene, and a special area has been set aside for carotene farming, which is sold to the world. Because of the bacteria and microorganisms produced by algae, the Hutt Lagoon has a pungent smell when it is close, so the beauty of the lake can only be felt by aerial sightseeing. The color of Hutt Lagoon varies with the salinity in different seasons. The colors of the lake are especially charming on sunny days.Show Less
- 5.64.5/562 Review
based on 2324 reviews"it was a trip to Perth, Australia with Family. we visited Perth zoo and it was really fun. will definitely go back to visit there again 🥰"South Perth>100km from downtownNo.2 of Family-friendly Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: The lush shade surrounding Perth Zoo makes for a safe stroll in any weather. Don't forget to take a tour guide at the entrance, which can help you see 230 species of animals. You can take a tour bus and enter different areas to see animals from different continents: giraffes and zebras in Africa, elephants in the Asian rainforest, kookaburras, koalas, kangaroos, red pandas in Oceania, and you can also see the sharp Mouth fangs, laughter like ghosts, the face of the Tasmanian devil, known locally as the devil of Tasmania! You'll definitely be captivated by the penguin show, where penguins show how to "fly" and how to dive underwater. If you are tired from shopping, you can have a BBQ lunch in a tree-lined place. In summer, the "Zoo Carnival" is extremely popular. The park opens from 7:30 in the morning until late at night. During this period, in addition to the carnival of humans and animals, jazz performances and other special events are often staged in the park.Show Less - 5.54.7/5116 Reviewbased on 2207 reviews"It's a desert, so expect scorching heat! Was there last November. Visited this place twice (to and from Kalbarri)."Nambung>100km from downtownHighlights: The Pinnacles are located in the Nambung National Park (Nambung National Park), 245 kilometers north of Perth. The bizarre stone pillars in the park form a unique spectacle in the desert. In the flat sand dunes, limestone spire-like stalagmites stand everywhere. , the small one is only as big as a finger, like the formation of an ancient battlefield, known as the "Stone Array of Pinnacles". When Dutch explorers saw the desert landscape of this limestone column from their boats, they thought they had discovered the ruins of an ancient city. In fact these spire-like rock landscapes are a natural phenomenon of geological change. About 30,000 years ago, the roots of the plants growing on the stable dunes formed limestone after a long period of weathering. After the plants died, the continuous movement of the dunes exposed these calcified limestones to the surface, forming what we see today. of stalagmites.Show Less
- 5.34.8/522 ReviewFreebased on 1123 reviews"awesome beach with great facilities and great views too! Can’t wait to be back!"Scarborough>100km from downtownNo.1 of Water Fun Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: Scarborough Beach is a seaside resort with white sand and crystal clear waters. Regular and regular high tides make it perfect for surfing, with many swimmers and surfers coming here, especially in the afternoon when the sea breeze blows. It's also an entertainment precinct, with restaurants, bars, and an outdoor amphitheater that hosts events and beach cricket matches in the summer. Lifeguards often patrol the beach to ensure the safety of the public. Walking north from Scarborough Beach is Trigg Beach and Brighton Beach.Show Less
- 5.14.5/544 Reviewbased on 3254 reviews"The Mint tour is informative with a live gold pouring session by our guide. Learnt a lot more on the coins that the mint produced and the history of Perth Mint."East Perth.Perth Central Business District>100km from downtownHighlights: The Perth Mint, located on Hay Street, is one of the oldest mints in the world and is still in operation today. Tourists can visit the coin minting and gold coin minting process. Travelers can appreciate the 19th-century buildings here. There are free guided tours to visit the mint, explaining the history of coinage in Western Australia and watching the coinage process. There is also the largest exhibition of gold bullion in the world, as well as a larger collection of gold nuggets excavated in Australia.Show Less
- 4.84.2/526 ReviewFreebased on 1185 reviews"Need to take a boat trip, you can buy a ticket to take the boat to watch the sea lion, we went late and just missed the last boat to watch the sea lion on the day. There are several penguin performances on the island every day, the scenery is also good, and those with children can come."Shoalwater>100km from downtownNo.2 of Water Fun Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: Penguin Island is a small island with wild tropical penguins. There are several wonderful and interesting penguin performances every day. In addition to seeing penguins here, you can also see other wild marine life such as dolphins, sea lions and a variety of seabirds. Tourists can also snorkel and swim on the island. The air here is fresh and the environment is elegant, which is a good place for leisure and vacation.Show Less
- 4.84.5/512 ReviewFrom19.77based on 948 reviews"The aquarium is small but had fun there. Took the Glass Bottom Boat and saw many sea creatures close-up. Had the opportunity to feed them and the kids enjoyed the entire trip to AQWA. Love the automated underwater tunnel where we get to see many different species and also had the chance of seeing the divers feeding the sea creatures.On top of that, there are also areas where we can touch some of the sea creatures such as starfish and even little sharks. last but not least thanks to the staff at the AQWA. All of them were very friendly and gave us a good introduction of the aquarium and the sea creatures they have. Awesome!"Hillarys>100km from downtownNo.3 of Family-friendly Attractions in Western AustraliaHighlights: The Aquarium of Western Australia is only a 20-minute drive from Perth CBD, located in Hillarys Boat Harbour, listening to the sound of the Indian Ocean. The aquarium is divided into five thematic areas based on the distribution of Western Australia's coastline areas. Stroll through the underwater viewing promenade and admire the treasure of the town hall - the largest living coral reef in the world. You can even join snorkeling and other experiences to learn about the interdependent, prosperous and interesting diversity of underwater ecology with corals system. Traverse Western Australia's 12,000km coastline in one day, and you can do it here! Sharing sessions, interactive experience activities and exhibitions will also be launched from time to time, pay attention to the official website to get first-hand information~Show Less
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FAQ
What Best Things to Do are there in Western Australia?
These are all Best Things to Do in Western Australia:Caversham Wildlife Park, Busselton Jetty, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Hutt Lagoon, Perth Zoo
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Western Australia?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Western Australia include:Caversham Wildlife Park:4.6, Busselton Jetty:4.8, Kings Park and Botanic Garden:4.7, Hutt Lagoon:4.8, Perth Zoo:4.5
At what locations in Western Australia can Best Things to Do in Western Australia be found?
The Best Things to Do in Western Australia are mainly located in:Caversham Wildlife Park:Whiteman, Busselton Jetty:Busselton, Kings Park and Botanic Garden:Kings Park, Hutt Lagoon:Yallabatharra, Perth Zoo:South Perth
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