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Turquoise Bay
A beautiful beach known as one of
Western Australia's best beaches. With the beautiful clear water,
its the perfect spot for snorkeling to the reef, swimming and just
relaxing in the Australian sun.
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Caversham Wildlife
Park & Zoo
The Zoo is privately owned and has a
beautiful facility, starting off on only 5 acres of
property the park has now tripled its size and has over 200 species and over
2000 animals. Bring the kids and take pictures with koalas and feed
the Kangaroos and enjoy all the amazing animals at the Caversham
Wildlife Park & Zoo
Ningaloo Reef
The reef has over 500 different species of tropical fish and over 200 species of coral reef that you can reach just off the shore line of the beach. Its just off
of the North West Cape and is about 260km in length.
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Yanchep National
Park
Choose a trail to explore the
beautiful lakes, haunted historic remains, collapsed cave systems,
pristine coastal wetlands and all the beautiful prairies filled with
beautiful flowers and tons of different animals inhabiting the land.
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The Mirima (Hidden
Valley) National Park
The National Park is over 5170 acres
and is filled with beautiful rock formations and rugged cliffs that
form gullies and ridges. The rock is over 350 Million years old with
ancient Miriuwung paintings still there today. Thousands of animals
inhibit the land throughout the park as well as beautiful
waterfalls. There are many different types of trails to take to
explore the park along with a Picnic Area for your enjoyment.
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Kununurra's
Diversion Dam
The Dam was built in 1963 to make it
easier for crops to go on plantations. The water from the river is
used to irrigate the Ord River farmlands. With the beautiful scenery
in the back ground and the sparkling of the lake, the dam is a
beautiful sight to see.
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Argyle
Diamonds Mine
The mine is the worlds largest supplier of diamonds producing around
30 million carats a year. Most of the diamonds are white, champagne
and pink. Take a tour of the mine by flying directly into it and
visiting the museum as well as the open-pit.
