Regionen · Kapitel 7
Western Australia
Western Australia is the least traveled third of the continent — and that's exactly what makes it so special. Here you'll find Australia's best-kept secrets: the Ningaloo Reef, where you swim with whale sharks, the quokkas of Rottnest Island, Margaret River's world-class wines, and the wild, untouched Kimberley region in the far north. Western Australia is vast (ten times the size of Great Britain), sparsely populated, and breathtakingly beautiful.
6 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
1
Perth — The Most Isolated Major City in the World★★
Perth is the only million-plus city in Australia on the west coast — and the most isolated major city in the world . Th…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
2
Rottnest Island — The Quokka Island★★★
Rottnest Island (called "Wadjemup" by the Noongar Aboriginal people) is a car-free island 19 km off the coast of Perth…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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Margaret River — Wine, Waves & Caves★★
Margaret River is Australia's most beautiful wine region — located 200 km south of Perth, it produces only 3% of Austra…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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Ningaloo Reef — Whale Sharks & Manta Rays★★★
The Ningaloo Reef is Australia's best-kept secret — a 260-kilometer-long coral reef on the west coast, accessible direc…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
5
Broome & the Kimberley★★
The Kimberley is Australia's last wilderness — a region three times the size of England with less than 40,000 inhabitan…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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Pinnacles Desert★★
The Pinnacles are one of Australia's most surreal landscapes — thousands of limestone pillars (up to 3.5 meters high) r…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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