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Western Australia Travel Guide

Eochre gorges, pristine swimming holes, and the legendary Pentecost crossing await. Here is how to tackle the Gibb River Road on an unforgettable winter 4WD tour.

The whitest sand in Australia, water you can almost see through, and southern right whales calving 50 metres off the beach. Welcome to Esperance in June.

The Ningaloo lagoon is at its calmest, the whale sharks are still showing up, and the Cape Range campgrounds finally have a few empty bays. Autumn is the trip's quiet sweet spot.

Plan your trip to Cape Le Grand National Park with this complete Western Australia camping, 4WD and beach driving guide — Lucky Bay, Frenchman Peak and the Esperance coast.
A comprehensive 4WD and camping guide to the Gibb River Road in Western Australia's Kimberley — covering trip planning, the best gorges to visit, camping options, and how to stay connected and safe in one of Australia's most remote regions.
Explore Karijini National Park with this complete camping and 4WD guide covering gorge walks, campsites, essential gear, and the best time to visit Western Australia's most spectacular outback destination.
Plan your Coral Bay caravan or camping trip with this complete guide covering the reef, fishing, whale sharks, remote camping, and staying connected in WA.

Australia's best remote camping spots are no longer off-limits just because you need to stay connected — Starlink Mini has quietly changed everything. Whether you're working remotely from the bush, streaming a movie in the outback, or just want to keep the kids entertained at a free camp in far-west Queensland, reliable satellite internet is now a genuine option for Australian campers heading deep into the scrub.

The Kimberley is one of the last truly wild regions left in Australia. Stretching across the far north of Western Australia, it covers more than 420,000 square kilometres of gorges, floodplains, red rock, and coastline that most Australians will never see in person.

The Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia is one of the most iconic stretches of road in Australia, offering a unique driving experience like no other. As you set off on your journey through this vast, seemingly endless landscape, you'll not only be treated to stunning views and diverse wildlife, but also a test of your endurance and resilience as a traveler.
As you venture into this picturesque region, you'll find a variety of caravan and camping spots to suit your preferences. Whether you're looking for well-equipped caravan parks or secluded bush campsites, South West WA has something to offer for everyone. Each destination provides a unique opportunity for you to immerse yourself in nature and create lasting memories with your loved ones.
Embark on a caravan travel adventure in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Explore stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, diverse wildlife, and more.
The Kimberley is one of the world's last great wilderness areas, sprawling over a vast region in north-western Australia. Covering hundreds of thousands of square kilometres, this region is three times larger than England, boasting a population of less than 40,000.
The Margaret River region in the southwestern corner of Western Australia is a treasure trove of natural beauty, leisure activities, and culinary delights that cater to families with children of all ages.

Chase away the winter frost with golden halloumi and garlic-infused mushrooms. These hearty breakfast rolls are a hotplate hero for your next frosty morning at camp.

Nothing beats a warming curry on a cold outback night. Our Winter Bushman's Beef Curry is a hearty, one-pot wonder designed for the camp gas stove.

Nothing beats the smell of a camp oven stew drifting across the clearing. Our Slow-Simmered Chicken and Leek Stew is the ultimate warming winter lunch for your next outback camp.

Waking up to a freezing morning in the outback? These creamy chicken and mushroom jaffles are the ultimate winter breakfast, toasted to perfection over campfire coals.

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