The Wheatbelt Region
Spanning 154 862 km2, and split into five sub-regions of Avon, Central Coast, Central East, Central Midlands and Wheatbelt South, you can experience a wide variety of landscapes from each of these.
The Great Southern Region
You will be blown away with the stunning natural landscapes of the Great Southern of Western Australia, which show cases ancient mountain ranges, deep forests, spectacular coastlines, rich cultural heritage and productive agriculture. These natural landscapes make the area significant for both residents and tourists.
South West Region
Situated in the extremely popular south-west corner of Australia, the South West region is known for its extensive natural beauty.
Midwest Region
A vastly diverse part of Western Australia it spans from Green Head to Kalbarri along the coast and east to Meekatharra and Sandstone.
Rangelands Region
The Rangelands of Western Australia covers approximately 220 million hectares (approximately 87% of Western Australia) and extends north and east from the south- west agriculture precinct.
Kimberley Region
This north-west region of Western Australia spans the Indian ocean coastline in the west to the Northern Territory border in the east, as well as the Timor Sea to its north and the Great Sandy and Tanami deserts to its south.
Peel Region
The natural beauty of the environment and activities within in it is the major draw card for the residents and visitors across the region.
Goldfields Esperance Region
It is the contrast between the inland, dramatic beauty of the wide spaced Goldfields, and the varied, wild, isolated nature of the Esperance region that makes this region such a delight for people who enjoy the natural world.
Perth region
If you are looking for active things to do where you don’t have to travel far from the city, then the Perth region is for you! Perth boasts a wide variety of natural wonders for you to explore that will capture your imagination and attention!
