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Western Australia’s Great Southern Land
ANZAC Day commemorates Albany’s wartime role and presents a patriotic reason to explore Western Australia’s Great Southern region further.
9 Remote Romantic Getaways in Western Australia
There’s nothing quite like being whisked away to luxury digs where the signature dish is romance. Why not go all out and head to a remote pocket of our huge state where no one will hear your cries of glory...
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The Best of Western Australia’s Frankland River
I’ve been dreaming of a romantic cabin in the woods for a long time – as long as it has fluffy towels, internet and good coffee. Situated in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, the Frankland River region delivers...
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A Gourmet Road Trip from Albany to Denmark
On our road trip from Albany to Denmark, the air is thick with burning wood fires on the approach into the Great Southern region of Western Australia. We’re on a gourmet hunt in an Apollo campervan through Albany, Denmark, Pemberton...
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Wagin: An outback gem
Almost exactly halfway between Perth and Albany, the dusty outback town of Wagin toils away beneath a vast expanse of nothingness except for clouds swirling on a background of blue.
5 Luxurious Margaret River Properties
The Margaret River Region is every Western Australian’s favourite destination. I know, a big statement, but I can back it up with wine, a stunning coastline, enchanting forests, world-class cuisine and luxurious accommodation. Private Properties is known for its unforgettable...
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8 reasons to follow WA’s Public Silo Trail
Western Australia’s Public Silo Trail is a 1000km self-drive journey linking six towns in the Wheatbelt all the way through to Albany in the Great Southern region. While the silos themselves are worth the drive to admire the artworks created...
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Australia’s Extra.Ordinary. West is Western Australia’s ultimate travel guide
Australia’s Extra.Ordinary. West is Western Australia’s ultimate travel guide. This 246-page coffee table book shares the many natural wonders, cultural enclaves, quirky anecdotes and surprising revelations about Western Australia.
A luxurious Cape to Cape trek
Have you ever considered walking the 135-kilometre Cape to Cape trek spanning Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in the Margaret River region? But does the thought of camping put you off? A Walk into Luxury tour of the Cape to...
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