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If you’re planning a stay in Fremantle, you’re choosing one of Western Australia’s most vibrant coastal destinations. Just 30 minutes from Perth, Fremantle is known for its historic port charm, relaxed beach lifestyle, and thriving food and arts scene. From the iconic Fremantle Markets and Cappuccino Strip to Bathers Beach, Fishing Boat Harbour and the UNESCO-listed Fremantle Prison, everything is within easy reach, making it a prime base for exploring both the coast and the city.Staying in Fremantle puts you close to harbour cruises, boutique shopping, live music venues, maritime history, and some of the best cafés and seafood WA has to offer. Whether you're here for a weekend break, cultural escape or beachside staycation, Fremantle delivers walkability, character and convenience in one unforgettable coastal setting.© Tourism WAAccommodation Westerley - Various Fremantle PropertiesIf you want flexibility and local comfort, Accommodation Westerley is a go-to. They manage a range of furnished apartments, cottages, and townhouses either near central Fremantle or down in South Beach.From cosy one-bedrooms to roomy four-bedroom houses great for families or groups, it gives you all the essentials: self-contained kitchens, parking, laundry, and even pet-friendly options where allowed. Ideal if you want a home-away-from-home while exploring Fremantle’s streets and coastline without restrictions.

From the turquoise shores of Broome to the coral-fringed coast of Exmouth and the golden heritage of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia’s luxury resorts offer more than just a stay; they deliver an experience. Whether you're craving uninterrupted ocean views, lush bushland surrounds, or elegant escapes deep in gold-rich country, you’ll find it all with WA Holiday Guide.Our curated collection of resorts across the state makes it easy to browse verified properties, book with confidence, and get exactly the kind of getaway you’re after. Explore a few of our luxury resort locations below.Broome: Tropical Luxury on Cable BeachBroome is where desert reds meet Indian Ocean blues, and luxury lives in every sunset. Stay at Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa, an iconic five-star retreat offering lagoon pools, beachfront dining, and spa treatments made for pure relaxation.For something more boutique, Eco Beach Resort blends sustainability with seclusion, with luxury eco villas and ocean-view pods designed for unplugged indulgence. Whether you’re sipping cocktails at sunset or strolling Cable Beach’s endless white sands, Broome brings barefoot luxury to life.Exmouth: Oceanfront Indulgence on the Coral CoastOn the Coral Coast, Exmouth combines adventure and comfort in equal measure. The Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort sits just metres from the water, offering modern suites with ocean views and a lagoon-style pool. Snorkel with whale sharks by day, dine under the stars by night, and wake up to turquoise horizons. For those chasing a mix of comfort and convenience, Exmouth Escape Resort delivers spacious villas just minutes from town and the marina.

From world-class wineries and ancient forests to pristine beaches and laid-back coastal towns, Western Australia’s South West is where every kind of holiday feels right at home. Whether you’re chasing surf breaks in Margaret River, wandering through towering karri trees in Denmark, or soaking up seaside charm in Busselton and Albany, this region has something for everyone.With WA Holiday Guide, finding the perfect base is easy. Our handpicked collection of South West holiday homes puts you right where the action (or relaxation) is, think beachfront villas, forest chalets, farm stays, and family-friendly cottages.Albany: Oceans, History & Harbour ViewsSitting on the southern edge of Western Australia, Albany is a destination where history, nature, and ocean views come together. From its rugged coastline and heritage buildings to its thriving food scene, it’s the perfect mix of culture and coastal charm.For a coastal escape just moments from Middleton Beach, One Dillon delivers modern luxury with ocean views, spacious interiors, and an unbeatable location perfect for beach lovers. Those chasing a classic farm experience will love The Grange on Kalgan Farmstay, a heritage property surrounded by gardens and sweeping valley views. If you’d rather stay close to Albany’s cafés, museums, and beaches, Dog Rock Motel puts you right in the city centre with modern rooms and easy access to local attractions.From the dramatic cliffs of The Gap and Natural Bridge to the moving National Anzac Centre and the calm waters of Middleton Beach, Albany is packed with reasons to stay longer.Denmark: Forest Trails & Ocean ViewsDenmark is where calm riverbanks meet towering karri forests, and the coast invites exploration. Choose a stay at Karrak Reach Forest Retreat, set in 50 acres of karri forest with luxury chalets and family cottages that bring nature right to your doorstep; or unwind at Karri Waters, a pet-friendly holiday home surrounded by towering trees and overlooking Wilson Inlet, perfect for those travelling with furry friends. For a touch of indulgence, Chimes Spa Retreat offers boutique suites, stunning inlet views, and a serene day spa experience ideal for couples seeking total relaxation in the heart of nature.

Each year, the Coral Coast turns into a kaleidoscope of colour, pinks, yellows, and purples stretching as far as the eye can see. From Mullewa to Coalseam Conservation Park and Geraldton, wildflower season is one of Western Australia’s best natural shows. Ready to hit the road? Here’s how to plan the perfect wildflower escape and book your stay the easy way with WA Holiday Guide.Stay Close to the ColourBase yourself in the heart of wildflower country at Mullewa Caravan Park, where the blooms are right on your doorstep. It’s clean, affordable, pet-friendly, and just minutes from the Mullewa Wildflower Walk, a great start to your day exploring.Prefer a coastal stay? Head to Geraldton, where you can enjoy comfortable accommodation and great amenities, all within reach of wildflower hotspots. Browse a range of stays on WA Holiday Guide, from self-contained apartments to caravan parks and coastal cabins, all bookable online in minutes.See the Blooms in Full GloryThere’s no need to drive for hours. Mullewa and Coalseam are two of the best places in WA to see wildflowers in their prime. Mullewa Region: Known for the famous wreath flowers, found along the road to Pindar, and carpets of pink and yellow everlasting. The Mullewa Wildflower Walk is an easy, scenic loop that gives you a taste of the region’s variety. Coalseam Conservation Park: Often called the “jewel in the wildflower crown.” Vast hillsides of everlasting and golden daisies make this park a must-see. Stop at the Irwin Lookout for sweeping views or explore the Plateau Trail for great photo spots. Geraldton: Combine your flower hunt with beach time. Explore Chapman River Regional Park for wildflowers mixed with ocean breezes, the best of both worlds.© Tourism WA