Family Holiday Options In Western Australia

 

Due to its incredibly consistent warm weather, Western Australia experiences all four seasons, but not in the way that Victoria would, which is why family travel in the September school holidays is perfect for ideal conditions.

 

Swimming With Sharks On A Family Holiday

Nothing will open a child"s eyes wider than swimming with the whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef. Equipped with snorkel and flippers, your family will be able to see these docile and gracious sharks in their natural habitat.

 

Not only is this a unique activity to experience with your family, but it will also provide wonderful family holiday memories.

 

Outdoor Family Adventure In Western Australia

 

For the outdoor adventure family, visit one of Australia"s largest and oldest national parks, the Karijini National Park for the beautiful waterfalls and swimming holes that your family can enjoy.

 

You will be stunned by the massive, rugged, red mountains and the breathtaking setting that this national park provides, with various hiking trails that your family can walk and stopping here and there at the picnic sites.

 

Island Family Fun

 

Not far from Perth is Rottnest Island, a place of the most exquisite beaches and bays located in all of Australia. There is also a great amount of wildlife that roams around like the wallaby, and the rare, but well known quokka.

 

An extra benefit about this island, especially when visiting with kids, is that it is car free. A great way to get around is to rent bikes. To add some culture into your visit, you can take a guided tour to see the lighthouse, the early colonial buildings and learn about the island"s role in the first two world wars.

 

Family Friendly Accommodation

 

Many tourist destinations located in Western Australia offer fantastic accommodation for a variety of budgets and needs. There some fantastic websites now, dedicated to family friendly holidays that showcase the accommodation options in Western Australia.

 

They also offer reviews from other families so you can get a good sense of what the places are really like to stay in.






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