A paradise for an outdoor activities enthusiast, Western Australia which is usually called as “WA” by locals is a state located at the western third of the land area in Australia. The island itself has a diverse landscape from Kimberley Region in the far north WA with its vast and ancient region together with its iconic red rock mesas, and deep gorges carved by the Fitzroy River, Ningaloo Reef which includes as the world-heritage listed wonder where it contains the largest coral reef system in Australia as well as in the world, Pinnacles Desert that is located near Cervantes, north of Perth where a thousand of limestone pillars rising from the yellow desert sands and many other unique place that are rare to see. All of these landscapes offer various outdoor activities for all types of adventurers. Here are some lists of outdoor activities that you might want to consider during your stay in Western Australia.

Western has around 12,000 kilometers coastline and housing a number of extravagant beaches that you can’t find anywhere else. A variety of beaches that you can find in Western Australia are vary from the world famous Cable Beach in Broome that is known for its white sands and beautiful sky-blue water , to the hidden gem of beach named Greens Pool that is known for its granite rock formations and calm as well as crystal-clear water. And there are still many other beaches where you can do activities such as swimming, snorkeling, diving and even surfing.

A great outdoor activity for those of you who want to learn more about the history and geology of this unique Pinnacles Desert, which is a landscape that houses thousands of limestone pillars, where some are even able to reach up to several meters high rising from the magnificent yellow sands.

In this desert, there are several trails that you can go through by hiking or cycling if you would like to explore the beautiful desert with your own legs. The trails are divided from easy to difficult levels, which you can choose for yourself whether you want to take a chill-leisure walk or challenge yourself.Besides, the place is also located quite far from the hustle bustle of the city which is perfect for those of you who are looking for a peaceful moment away from the crowd. Another activity you can enjoy in this dessert is stargazing, which when the night comes, you might be able to see the magical Milky Way galaxy decorated by a thousand shining stars on top of your head.

Being one of the largest reef systems not only in Australia, but even the whole world, Ningaloo Reef is indeed attracting many tourists especially those who love to know more about nature. Spreading for over 260 kilometers along the state’s of Coral Coast, Ningaloo Reef is announced as one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites and is recognised for its outstanding biodiversity.

Being one with the most beautiful and extravagant coral reef, Ningaloo Reef is a paradise for divers from all around the world where they are rich in a variety of marine lifes swimming around the island from a number of colorful fishes, turtles, and even whale sharks. Kayaking is another option for those of you who are looking to do some water sports while enjoying the panoramic views around. Another option if you don’t want to get wet under the water is by touring around the area by boat, where they provide various boat tours that are available for you to book.

Karijini National Park is one of the historical landscapes that are known for their breathtaking number of gorges, stunning waterfalls, naturally made swimming pools and various unique floras and faunas. In this place you could do various activities from hiking through the naturally made gorges including the famous Hancock gorge, Weano Gorge and many more with each having their own unique character and beauty. It is an experience that you rarely get from anywhere else.

As already said above, the place also houses a naturally made swimming pool that is safe to use. Some of those famous swimming hotels such as the Handrail Pool in Weano Gorge, Spa pool in Hancock Gorge and Kermit's Pool in Hancock Gorge. They also have a place named Karijini Visitors Center where in there you will be explained more about the origin, history and geology of the park.

Another tourist destination that you must not miss in Western Australia, Bungle Bungle Range is famous for its unique beehive-like shape sandstone domes with orange and black lines warped around it. These stunning geological formations were actually created millions of years ago through the long process of erosion and weathering.This tourist destination which is also known as Purnululu National park has an area that allows travelers to hike through their narrow gorge with a trail that is relatively easy and suitable for most fitness levels.

Other than that you could also drive into the majestic Cathedral Gorge Loop Road that will take you past some of the most spectacular formations in the Bungle Bungles from the Cathedral Gorge where inside, you will be surrounded by red rock cliff up to 200 meters on the either side, to Piccaninny Gorge with its spectacular natural wonder and last but not least through the Kungkalan Gorge which is known for a narrower passageway that makes it feels more secluded and intimate compared to the two other gorges.

Here are all the best outdoor activities in various tourist destinations in Western Australia where you can begin your journey and explore the unique and unforgettable memories which can only be experienced in this state. From exploring the wonder of nature, to visiting one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites accompanied by numerous marine lifes. If you would like to visit the Western Australia soon, Traveloka is ready to help you book some hotels, tickets, flights or even other attraction’s tickets on the area! Offering the best quality of service and price, Traveloka is always here at your service.