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| Kimberley Moon Experience |
Explore Western Australia this WA Day
Make the most of WA Day and plan a long weekend holiday.
Recently renamed by the WA State Government from Foundation Day, WA Day is the
perfect chance to experience extraordinary Western Australia. This year WA Day sees an
extended weekend from Saturday 2 June to Monday 4 June. Take a day trip or get
away for the three-day weekend. Events taking place include the Kimberley Moon
Experience (part of the Ord Valley Muster), The York Gourmet Food and Wine
Festival, Whale Song Augusta,Leonora Golden Gift, the Albany Classic Motor
Event and the Pinjarra Festival. Foundation Day traditionally recognised the
arrival of European settlers; the renaming acknowledges WA's indigenous people
as its original inhabitants and custodians, and unites all who have made WA
their home, including those who have migrated to WA from around the World.
Chase the sun to Australia's North West
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| Australia's North West |
Considered one of the World's last true frontiers, Australia's North West is a vast wilderness with epic
landscapes of red rock, white beaches, waterfalls and gorges, and a rich
Indigenous culture and history. And, while much of the country prepares for winter,
the North West
enters its dry season - characterised by warm sunny days and balmy nights, it's
the perfect time to visit. This year's season opening is celebrated with a
number of inviting travel deals - see the Tours
and Accommodation section below for details.
Western Australia 'picture-perfect' for landscape photographers
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| Piccaninny Creek |
Western Australia has been
ranked the most picturesque Australian
State by renowned Australian
landscape photographers. In a list compiled by Australian Traveller, the top
100 sites as voted by photographers included 22 striking locations in Western Australia.
Piccaninny Creek in the Kimberley was ranked the
top WA location at 12th position, followed by Mitchell Falls
at number 13. Other picturesque Western Australia
locations making the list include The Pinnacles, Lake
Ballard, Avon Valley,
Ningaloo Reef and Boranup Forrest.
New Highs at the Majesty's Theatre
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| His Majesty's Theatre |
The iconic His Majesty's Theatre is the only remaining
working Edwardian theatre in Australia.
Home to WA Ballet and Opera, it's the perfect venue to catch comedy, drama,
dance opera, or evening cabaret, and visitors can now also embrace the world of
King Edward VII with a traditional High Tea. His Majesty's Theatre is hosting
High Tea on 13 May (Mothers Day), 8 July and 14 October between 3-5pm, $45 per
person. Check out the treasure trove of theatre history at the Museum of Performing Arts while there. For High
Tea reservations email researvations@aegogdenperth.com.au
or phone 08 9226 1066.
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