Outback experiences

For a real Australian outback adventure, head out into the vast and contrasting landscapes of Western Australia’s Golden Outback. Here you’ll experience a fascinating mix of nature, Indigenous culture, pioneering history and self-drive adventures – all set against an amazing backdrop of wide open plains, endless blue skies and spectacular coastal scenery.

Design your ultimate Australian outback adventure by checking out the list of experiences in Western Australia’s Golden Outback.

Indigenous experiences

Indigenous experiences in Western Australia’s Golden Outback can be found all over this ancient landscape, and local Indigenous tour guides are keen to share the fascinating culture and history of their land and people. View more

Gold prospecting and fossicking

Gold prospecting and fossicking opportunities in Australia’s Golden Outback draws people from far and wide - find out what you will need and get some useful information on gold prospecting and fossicking in Western Australia. View more

Couple at Cobra Station in outback Western Australia

Farm and station stays

Outback Australian farm stays and station stays offer you a unique holiday experience - friendly hosts welcome you onto their farms, cattle stations and homesteads for a taste of country life in the Australian outback. View more

Outback walking trails

The outback walking trails in Western Australia’s Golden Outback are a must see from late July to November, when tracks and trails meander through delightful displays of colourful and unusual spring wildflowers. View more

Outback pubs

The outback pubs in Western Australia are a tourist attraction in their own right, and Australia’s Golden Outback offers a great selection of character drinking posts, from small watering holes to fully-refurbished hotels that capture the spirit of the pioneering and gold rush eras. View more

Nullarbor Links Golf Course

The Nullarbor Links golf course in Western Australia’s Golden Outback is a unique 18-hole par 72 golf course that, once complete, will span 1,365 kilometres from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia to Ceduna in South Australia. View more