Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Rottnest Island
The sharp-of-eye may spot New Zealand fur seals, dolphins and whales. (
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Rockingham Wild Encounters
Cruise out to swim with dolphins and spot seals. (
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Sea Lion Charters, Green Head
Splash with sea lions in the shallows. (
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Dolphin Discovery Centre, Bunbury
Wade next to the wild dolphins that regularly drop by, or take a boat trip to swim
with them. (
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Albany
Between July and mid-October the bay turns into a whale nursery, with mothers and calves easily spotted from
the beach, and cruises to take you a little closer. (
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Monkey Mia
Watch dolphins feeding in the shallows and take a dugong-spotting cruise. (
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Beer, Wine & Food
WA's wine industry is now being complemented by innovative craft breweries, and vineyard restaurants and provedores
also abound.
Swan Valley
Within Perth's eastern reaches, this semirural area's cosy wineries and bustling microbreweries are packed
with city folk at the weekend. (
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Fremantle
The traditional home of WA craft beer, from mighty Little Creatures to the marvellous Sail & Anchor (43
taps and counting). (
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Margaret River
Known for its Bordeaux-style varietals, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc, and a growing number of
craft breweries. (
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Pemberton
Another esteemed wine area, producing extremely good pinot noir, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc. (
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Denmark
Notable wineries and craft breweries dot this picturesque area of the cool-climate Great Southern region.
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Mt Barker & Porongurup
Considered the most significant part of the Great Southern, with cool climes suiting riesling,
pinot noir and cabernet sauvignon. (
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