Attractions in Western Australia's Golden Outback

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If you are looking for an authentic insight into Western Australian farming life, there is no better way to experience it than a visit to the Williams Woolshed....

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Visit the Barna Mia animal sanctuary in Dryandra to see a number of threatened native marsupials thriving in this protected natural habitat. Get up close to some intriguing nocturnal mammals such as the Bilby, Rufous Hare-wallaby and Western Barred Bandicoot during one of Barna Mia’s guided evening walks....

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Visit the Western Australian Museum of Kalgoorlie-Boulder to see an impressive range of exhibitions and 'hands on' activities that will ensure your visit is a memorable one....

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Complementing the rich visual history of the Northern Goldfields, the Great Beyond Explorers’ Hall of Fame utilises cutting edge technology to bring to life the characters and stories of the past....

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A visit to the Old Southern Cross Cemetery provides an opportunity to learn all about the pioneers of this mining town which was founded in the 1890s. Walk around the cemetery and see the old tombstones that have been beautifully restored....

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For four wheel driving along vast white beaches, camping out under a star-filled sky, colourful wildflowers, whale watching and swimming at secluded bays, a visit to Cape Arid National Park east of Esperance is a must....

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In 1957 Meekatharra School of the Air was established with one teacher and the enrolment was 27 pupils. In 1979, twenty years after its inception, Meekatharra School of the Air became an autonomous school with its own principal....

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The Dance Cottage Museum is based on local history from the late 1800s. It includes farming implements, mining equipment, a CBH elevator, a 1907 Buffalo Pitts steam traction engine, a railway passenger coach and a brake van from Hopetoun....

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On your left as you enter from the south end of the Dalwallinu townsite you will see the old well which supplied the early settlers and travellers with water. The well was built in 1909 by two brothers, Albert and Frederick Ellison. The timber built up around the well was Gimlett, Salmon Gum or other long and straight timbers which grew close to the well that met government standard....

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For pristine beachside camping in one of Western Australia’s most idyllic national parks head to Lucky Bay near Esperance....