Western Australia Culture and Sights

Interesting rock formation 220 miles southeast of Perth . An impressive rock formation in the form of a 45-foot-high wave. The bizarre monster wave was formed by wind, heat, frosts, and floods, which co...

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A detour into the wind Jana Gorge (20 km south of the Gibb River Road) is a must. The gorge is a relic of the Devonian Reef, a fossilized reef, which is 350 million years ago by Kimberley moved. At th...

Home to five species of endangered mammals and outstanding natural features such as sea-grass beds, dugong, and stromatolites. . At the most westerly point of the Australian continent, Shark Bay, with i...

The Pearl station about 40 km north of Broome provides a good introduction to the complex, but rewarding art of cultured pearls. Bookings tel 08/91 93 60 00, www.williecreekpearls.com.au

The Gibb River Road is a little shorter, but much more adventurous alternative to a trip on the Great Northern Highway. Only from the Gibb River Road has a good access to the two most famous gorges of...

Malcolm Douglas, the real "Crocodile Dundee," has established itself as a scavenger of dangerous saltwater crocodiles in the German television made a name. In the vicinity of the Cable Beach since 198...

The approximately 6 km from the city center incipient, 22 km long sandy beach is the biggest attraction in Broome. Buses run regularly to the beach. Admission is free. Although it is in the waters of ...

A new landmark of the city. In the bell tower can be formed after the bell from the London church of St. Martin in the Fields hear (Mon, Tue and Thu 12 a.m.-13 o'clock, Sat / Sun 12 a.m.-14 o'clock cl...