Albany
Located just five hours south of Perth is the town of Albany, known for its dramatic convict history. It is a popular tourist destination not only for visitors from Perth but also from interstate as well as international travellers.

Augusta
This small town, set on Cape Leeuwin, is one of most attractive holiday areas in Australia. The area has a spectacular coastline and the most south-western point of Western Australia is where the Indian Ocean and Southern Oceans meet. This is definitely a picture moment. With the beautiful Blackwood River running through Augusta be sure to bring the fishing rod with......and just in case you don't catch anything there is always the local fish & chip shop!!

Bunbury
Bunbury is great place to visit and the perfect base for touring the South-West. Bunbury is a cosmopolitan regional city offering a dynamic and diverse range of holiday experiences. Situated on a peninsula, Bunbury is an aquatic playground enjoyed by friendly dolphins and humans alike. A combination of distinctive waterways and unique natural surrounds, teamed with first class attractions, activities and facilities make Bunbury a captivating holiday destination.

Busselton
Just 3 hours south of Perth lies Busselton, twice voted Western Australia's top tourist town. Why not take a romantic walk along the beach at sunset or for those more energetic try a walk along Busselton Jetty - the longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.........Now that you have taken the walk be sure to take time and visit the Underwater Observatory. For those that want to know how long the jetty is click here

Bridgetown
In the heart of the beautiful Blackwood River Valley is Bridgetown. Three hours drive south of Perth, the town is famous for its misty mornings, rolling hills and a stunning location next to the Blackwood River. This town has a sense of calm and privacy which makes it a unique destination for those who want to get away from the hectic city life.

Collie
The town of Collie, 200 kilometres south of Perth, lies in a scenic valley formed by the Darling Ranges. Collie comes alive with colour in the springtime (September to November) as a diverse range of wildflowers start to bloom.
History buffs will enjoy the Coalfields Museum, Old Collie Goods Sheds, All Saints Anglican Church and the Railway Station.

Denmark
A place where tall towering trees meet the ocean is where Denmark is located. It is a scenic place where tourists will instantly fall in love with it. Denmark is essentially a timber town with amazing coastal scenery.
Denmark is where towering tall trees meet the ocean, a place that you’ll fall in love with.
It is located about 45 minutes west of Albany on the southern coast. Your first stop should be at William Bay, one of the most beautiful places in Denmark. Another not to be missed attraction is Greens Pool, a sheltered natural lagoon with glittering emerald water ideal for swimming and snorkelling.

Dunsborough
Dunsborough is an easy three hour drive from Perth, a haven of secluded coves and coastal walking trails where you can watch bottlenose dolphins frolic in turquoise water.
Proclaimed as a town in 1877, Dunsborough was no more than a few beach shacks until the mid-1950s. Today, it's got a vibrant arts scene, with live music and market days in summer and a plethora of well-respected art galleries. Proclaimed as a town in 1877, Dunsborough was no more than a few beach shacks until the mid-1950s. Today, it's got a vibrant arts scene, with live music and market days in summer and a plethora of well-respected art galleries.

Harvey
Harvey lies in the heart of dairy country about one and a half hours drive south west of Perth. This small town is nestled on fertile, irrigated plains beneath the rolling foothills of the Darling Range and approximately 20 kilometres from the coast.
Harvey has also developed a fine reputation for its high quality orange juice, beef and increasingly, its wine. Harvey is known for its intensive dairy farming so you will be able to spot many cows.

Manjimup
Manjimup is just 307km from Perth. This town is a regional centre for the larget shire in the south west of Western Australia. It is a land of tall timbers, abundant fresh water, rich soils and undulating scenery.
There are many forest walks you can enjoy as you experience the wonder of the tall tree country with its majestic Karri and Jarrah.

Margaret River
No trip to Western Australia is complete without a pit stop at Margaret River.  Just a three and a half hour drive south of Perth, there's a fine supply of world-class wineries, boutique breweries, and restaurants overlooking sweeping vineyards and awesome surf spots. 
You definitely won't be stuck for choice when it comes to choosing wine as there are over 60 wineries to choose from. Some of Australia's best chefs produce a feast of top tucker to be had - think exquisite cheeses, jam, condiments, olives and freshwater crayfish. For those who love to indulge in chocolate, there are chocolate, fudge and ice-cream factories with free tasting.

Pemberton
Just a 4 hour drive south of Perth will bring you to a diverse destination of old growth forest, rivers, mobile dune systems, to isolated stretches of coastline. In Pemberton, there are plenty of opportunities to get active and explore the environment. Explore the forest by hiking the bush tracks, travelling by four wheel drive or horseback adventure.
Pemberton is highly reputable for its wine and gourmet produce. Or you can have a good old fashion aussie barbecue at Big Brook Dam.

Walpole
Walpole, situated far south of Western Australia, is known for its towering forests and white sandy beaches. The town is surrounded by national parks and State forests. There is so much to see and do in the Walpole region including fishing, canoeing, white-water rafting and sailing.
Experience the vast spreading views from Mt. Frankland, the tranquil rivers and the world famous Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk.