Start your morning with a scenic drive along the postcard-perfect West Coast Drive at North Beach on Perth's north shore. Along the coastal road, you can meet the friendly locals, buy a coffee, tea, or cake from a beachside van, and just soak in that relaxed seaside vibe.

Lancelin Sand Dunes

Lancelin Sand Dunes From the dune tops, enjoy panoramic views of Lancelin town, the surrounding farmland, the dunes, and the beautiful coastline. Here you can go sand boarding on giant dunes—among the largest in Western Australia—with slopes reaching up to 45 degrees.

Jurien Bay Jetty

Jurien Bay sits on Western Australia’s mid-west coast, with sapphire waters and powder-white sands. Stroll the jetty as locals fish and swim, then try freshly caught Western Rock Lobster at the waterfront eateries—best with garlic butter or simply sea salt and lemon.

The Leaning Trees

Visit the Leaning Tree in Greenough — a tree shaped by the wind, right by the road. Stop for a quick photo and enjoy the sea breeze and blue coast.

Visit Geraldton’s Big Marble — the city’s landmark on the foreshore, a giant round stone perfect for photos. Go at sunset and watch the sky and sea reflect on it in golden light.

Pink Lake

The amazing pink lakes of Western Australia Visit Kalbarri Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon) — a vivid pink salt lake that shifts from red to pink to purple with the light and season. Stop for easy photos by the shore; the color looks best on clear, sunny days.

The Pinnacles

Nambung National Park The Pinnacles, with their moon-like landscape, are one of Australia’s most unique and captivating natural sights. Formed over millions of years, countless towering limestone spires rise from the yellow sands of Nambung National Park, creating an otherworldly scene.