Western Australia

Season Guide

Summer (December – February): Hot and dry in the south, very hot in the interior, with warm coastal conditions.

Autumn (March – May): Warm and pleasant with calm seas, ideal for wine regions and coastal travel.

Winter (June – August): Mild and wetter in the south, dry and sunny in the north, peak season for exploring the northwest.

Spring (September – November): Mild to warm with wildflowers in bloom, especially spectacular across the southwest.

Top Regions To Visit

Perth

A coastal capital set between the Swan River and the Indian Ocean, combining dining and arts scenes with easy access to beaches, wildlife and nearby wine regions. It works equally well as a city break or as a gateway to wider Western Australia.

Margaret River

One of Australia’s most established food and wine regions, Margaret River is defined by premium cellar doors, limestone caves, forest landscapes and long surf beaches. The balance of polished hospitality and outdoor experiences is central to its appeal.

Esperance

Known for its white sand beaches, vivid turquoise water and expansive national parks, Esperance feels remote without being difficult to reach. Its draw lies in unspoilt coastline, wildlife encounters and some of the most visually striking landscapes in the country.

Exmouth

A small coastal town at the gateway to Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth offers direct access to coral reefs, marine life and protected national parks. Its appeal is based on natural encounters rather than infrastructure, making it ideal for travellers focused on the outdoors.

Albany

One of Western Australia’s oldest towns, Albany sits on a dramatic stretch of southern coastline shaped by wind, cliffs and the Southern Ocean. It combines layered history with wild coastal scenery and emerging food and wine experiences.

Unforgettable Experiences

Swim with whale sharks from Exmouth, guided by marine biologists during the annual migration season.

Spend a day on Rottnest Island, catching the ferry or getting a private boat from Perth, combining cycling, wildlife encounters, swimming and white sandy beaches.

Take a private Swan River cruise in Perth, offering a relaxed perspective on the city and its waterfront landscapes.

Explore limestone caves in Margaret River, guided by specialists focused on geology and formation.

Take a private boat through the Recherche Archipelago from Esperance, visiting remote islands and secluded beaches rarely seen by visitors.

LaTrove’s Top Travel Tips For Western Australia

LaTrove’s Top Travel Tips For

Western Australia

Our Favourite Places To Stay

Salsalis

Journeys of a Lifetime, Family Travel, Culture, Arts & History, Food & Wine, Wellness, Safaris
Ningaloo Reef

Salsalis is an intimate billabong‑front eco‑lodge nestled in the remote Gulf Savannah, where sweeping floodplains, river channels and wetlands define a striking natural canvas. Days revolve around guided wildlife cruises, birdwatching, cultural encounters with local Indigenous communities and immersive landscape walks that reveal the rhythms of this rich but seldom‑seen wilderness. Thoughtful, locally inspired meals and relaxed, open‑air spaces enhance the connection to place.

Yala Yallingup

Wellness, Surf, Dive & Fish, Food & Wine, Family Travel & Honeymoon
Yallingup

A contemporary coastal escape in the South West, where the rugged Indian Ocean meets forest and vineyards in one of Australia’s most compelling beach regions. The property emphasises thoughtful wellbeing and connection to place, with spa experiences, outdoor movement and easy access to surf beaches, coastal walks and local wineries that showcase the region’s produce. With refined yet relaxed dining and quiet spaces that let the natural surroundings take centre stage, it feels like a polished and welcoming stay.

COMO The Treasury

Culture, Arts & History, Food & Wine, Wellness, Family Trave, Honeymoon
Perth

COMO The Treasury is a standout urban hotel in Perth’s revitalised heritage precinct, where grand 19th‑century architecture meets pared‑back design and thoughtful service. Boasting a wellness philosophy and locally influenced dining, as well as easy access to the city’s galleries, cultural landmarks and riverfront.

Pullman Bunker Bay

Surf, Dive & Fish, Family Travel, Food & Wine, Honeymoon, Wellness
Margaret River Region

Pullman Bunker Bay Resort is a beachfront property in the Margaret River region set on the white sands of Bunker Bay, where ocean views and direct beach access define the setting. The focus here is on relaxed seaside living and local discovery, with surfing, snorkelling, coastal walks and nearby winery visits all within easy reach of the resort. Thoughtful design, casual yet refined dining and a strong sense of place make it a welcoming base for exploring the South West’s dramatic coastline and hinterland.

Eight Willows Retreat

Family Travel, Food & Wine, Wellness, Honeymoon, Surf, Dive & Fish
Margaret River Region

A self‑contained chalet‑style property set on 75 acres of natural bushland in the heart of the Margaret River wine region. Chalets and a four‑bedroom residence offer privacy and easy access to forests, vineyards and beaches, making it a natural base for exploring the region’s outdoor experiences and cellar doors. With relaxed, locally inspired food options and a setting that emphasises connection to land and landscape, it feels like a welcoming place to refresh and discover this renowned corner of Western Australia.

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