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 The Golden Outback region of Western Australia is a massive area that stretches from the bottom of the Pilbara region down through the middle of the state and finishes at the Southern Ocean. Six main areas make up the outback region of Western Australia. They are the Outback Country and Central Wildflower Country to the north west, the Farmstay Country, the Kalgoorlie Goldfields & Outback Highway and Esperance on the southern coast.
The Outback area of the Gascoyne is an area encompassing a rugged outback of brown sandy plains and rocky highlands inlcuding Mt Augustus and the Kennedy Range. To the west the outback meets the stunning coastline edged with the white sandy beaches of the West Coast region. ... More >
The Central Wildflower Country is an area rich in pastoral and goldmining history. It is in this area that nature puts on an exquisite display of dazzling wildflowers – considered to be among the finest in the world. ... More >
Blessed with diversity of landscape and environment, the Farmstay area is home to several of Western Australia's most popular natural attractions, like the amazing Wave Rock. The area to the east of the Darling Range is popular for farmstay holidays and offers a taste of country hospitality. ... More >
It is the Kalgoorlie Goldfields region where you can have a true adventure experience – camping under the brilliant canopy of the southern stars, experiencing Aboriginal culture and seeing kangaroos and other unique wildlife. ... More >
Esperance is located on the south coast of Western Australia, about a nine hour drive from Perth. It is home to some of the country’s most stunning coastline – in fact its beaches are considered among the best in the world. ... More >
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