Western Australian Destinations

If you ever get the privilege to visit Western Australia, you need to make use of it! There are so many awesome places that you can visit, and I am slowly adding the destinations that I have enjoyed over the past few years. If you want more information on a particular place, just click on the words and a new window will open up. Further down I will list them according to how long it takes to get to the destination by car, and just below here I will list them according to where they are in terms of Perth; our capital city. I will update this to keep things organized every time a new post comes out. Please enjoy. If you are looking for something in particular, hit both ‘control’ and ‘f’ at the same time and time the destination in!

South West of Perth:

Dunsborough
Bunker Bay
Smiths Beach
Busselton
Margaret River

South East of Perth

Peaceful Bay
Dwellingup
Honeymoon Pool
Wave Rock

Walpole

South of Perth

Lake Jasper

North West of Perth

Coral Bay
Wilbinga
Hill River
Kalbarri
Lancelin
Ledge Point
Lucky Bay
Wedge Island
Sandy Cape
Wagoe

North East of Perth

Broome

East of Perth

Wave Rock

West of Perth

Rottnest Island

Sorted according to travel by car

Within an hour of Perth

Rottnest Island
Wilbinga

Within 2 hours of Perth

Dwellingup
Honeymoon Pool
Lancelin
Ledge Point
Wedge Island

Within 3 hours of Perth

Dunsborough
Bunker Bay
Smiths Beach
Busselton
Margaret River

Within 4 hours of Perth

Hill River
Sandy Cape

Within 5 hours of Perth

Peaceful Bay
Lake Jasper
Wave Rock

Walpole

Within 7 hours of Perth

Kalbarri
Wagoe
Lucky Bay

Within 13 hours of Perth

Coral Bay

Within 24 hours of Perth

Broome

There is truly so much to see in Australia, and WA has more than enough to keep you occupied for months. I hope to slowly explore this great country and post about my experiences here.

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5 Comments

  1. The car sounds great. I am sure it will do you well for beach driving and anything else you throw at it. Owning a four wheel drive opens up your options so much as far as great camping spots, fishing, snorkeling and relaxing away from the multitude! The pine plantation that you talk about is something I have heard of, but never visited.

    Enjoy your car, and make use of it!

    Aaron

  2. Actually looking at google maps I think Wilbinga was where I did a 4 WD training course a few years back, the trainer ( guy from South Perth ) took us up to Mundaring first then through the back of Peirce airbase and out to the coast near some pine plantations. Great spot !!!

  3. Will try Wilbinga, sounds good, my Triton is a 92, 3 litre petrol, $4000 special, it runs well and has had regular servicing, driven around Hedland mainly. I want to start out slow and just use it primarily for some beach fishing weekends so not into the high dunes and “soft ” sand just yet. Your site has got me very interested in the 4 WD lifestyle so see what happens. Looks like fun though.

  4. Hey mate,

    I used to go there quite regularly and fish, but I have read in a few places that beach access along that whole part of the coast is illegal and the Ranger’s will fine you if you are caught. However, there are still a lot of people that go there. I would suggest you head a bit further north to Wilbinga where you are allowed to be, and you have more options for driving and fishing. The triton’s are great cars. What year and engine?

    Aaron

  5. Aaron,

    Hi, I`ve just bought a mitsy triton 4×4 ute for a bit of beach fishing, do you know if you can access the beach around Alkimos ? I know the councils are coming down on beach access close to Perth but really cant find a lot of info on the council websites.

    Cheers

    Steve