South West Coast - Western Australia
Stretching from Bunbury south and east to the Fitzgerald River, this region has some of the most varied landscapes in the entire state, from towering old growth karri forests and bush covered national parks to oceans of wildflowers in the Stirling Ranges, from eco-cruising the amazing Normalup Inlet to surfing the famous Margaret River.

See the underwater observatory at Brusselton, sample the wine at Margaret River, whale watch from Augusta to Albany, explore the coves and inlets in the national parks on the south coast, experience 'Tree Top Walk' forty metres above the ground in the 'Valley of the Giants', scuba dive the sunken HMAS Swan at Albany, walk the Bibbulmun Track from Perth to Albany, stay on a farm, tramp in the bush, explore, enjoy.