Western Australia

Western Australia, regarded as the largest state in the World, is a sun kissed land blessed by mother nature. Imagine pristine white beaches, aqua blue oceans, towering old growth forest, ancient gorges carved by water and wild dolphins that allow humans to touch them as if they were old friends. An Australian Pinnacle Holiday is about encounters with nature and exploring the awe inspiring natural beauty of Western Australia. Whilst here, you'll enjoy a holiday without crowds as Western Australia has a small population of 1.9 million people with around 1.38 million living in the capital city, Perth.

Climate

Perth has a lovely Mediterranean climate with the majority of the year being fine and sunny, making it the perfect holiday destination all year round.

Autumn	21 to 30
Winter	15 to 21
Spring	18 to 27
Summer	27 to 33

Travel Tips

Western Australia is beautiful all year round, however it offers extremely different climates in different regions. In the north of Western Australia, stretching from Broome to Kununurra, the winter season from May to October is the most popular time to travel with temperatures reaching an average between 15 and 29 degrees with beautiful sunny days and cool nights. The summer season from November to April is often characterised by hot and humid days, this season is also known as the ‘wet’ season and many attractions are not accessible.

Wildflowers - Western Australia is renowned for its amazing spring wildflower season from July to November where fields are blanketed like snow by wildflowers. Wildflower profusion starts north of Perth around July and heads into the southern regions of Western Australia by November.