Western Australia Accommodation

Perched on the Swan River, the states capital enjoys all the modern luxuries of the city with golden beaches just minutes away. Affectionately known as The City of Lights', Perth accommodation is ideally located to enjoy the central shopping and business areas together with historical buildings.

Sitting offshore from Perth, Rottnest Island is just a 30-minute ferry transfer from Freemantle. Rottnest Island has plenty to see and do with kilometres of walking trails, white-sand beaches and snorkelling. But the most popular attractions are the photogenic quokkas, where, if you're lucky, can get a super cute selfie!

Broome is a small town that is big on personality where the bush meets the sea. Emerging from the discovery of the world's largest pearl shell, the town grew as hundreds of people were attracted like a gold rush. Broome is also renowned for the magical Cable Beach, one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in Australia.

Mandurah is Western Australia's second largest city and is located just a one hour drive south of the capital, Perth. Located on the beachfront Mandurah boasts a myriad of nature-based an water-based activities and attractions. Mandurah is an ideal beachside destination, with a range of accommodation including self-catering apartments and holiday homes.

Located in the famous Margaret River region, Yallingup is just three hours south of Perth. Yallingup boasts a fantastic surf beach, heritage gardens, historical caves and is an ideal seaside destination for a weekend getaway. A great range of Yallingup accommodation is on offer from apartments to holiday homes to boutique B&B's.

Perched near the gorgeous coastline to the west and stunning hills and breakaway ranges to the east, Geraldton lends itself to windsurfing, kite surfing, surfing, fishing, diving and swimming. Geraldton accommodation is designed to make the most of the Mediterranean climate, sea breezes and lovely foreshore with family friendly, luxury and budget options.

At the heart of Western Australia's breathtaking Kimberley region, Kununurra offers some of the most beautiful and unique wilderness experiences in the world. Although modern with its shopping facilities, intensive agriculture, mining and tourism sectors, Kununurra remains laid back with a charming rural atmosphere.

To the south of Perth you'll discover charming rural hinterland and just minutes to the west is the Indian Ocean with pristine beaches stretching for kilometres along the Sunset Coast. The most popular places to visit are nearby Bunbury and Fremantle, with a reputation for some of the most well-preserved 19th-century ports in the world.