Stretching across more than 2.5m square kilometres, Western Australia is both vast and beautiful. It’s also home to unique landscapes, experiences and characters, all waiting to be discovered. Planning your perfect west coast escape starts now.
Last modified on Thu 10 Aug 2023Welcome to the Kimberley: one of Earth’s last true wildernesses and a landscape where age is measured in the billions. While the region is undeniably rugged, it also knows how to do luxury. Take Berkeley River Lodge, a secluded private villa retreat overlooking the Timor Sea that’s only accessible by air. Then there’s the exclusive 20-person homestead at sprawling wilderness camp El Questro: a luxury clifftop den that brings the adventure inland.
Take a bushwalk to see an array of birdlife and other native flora and fauna; capture the glow of Lake Magic at sunrise or sunset; discover ancient Aboriginal rock art at Mulkas Cave and The Humps; and float weightlessly in the man-made Wave Rock Salt Baths.There are outdoor art galleries, and then there’s Lake Ballard, a vast salt lake in Western Australia’s Golden Outback whose stark, all-white surface struck a chord with British artist Antony Gormley.
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