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There's a quiet revolution happening in travel right now. After years of cramming as many destinations as possible into two weeks, more and more Australians are choosing to do the opposite, staying longer, going slower, and actually feeling a place rather than just photographing it. It's called slow travel, and Western Australia might just be the best place on Earth to do it.What Is Slow Travel?Slow travel isn't about being lazy. It's about being intentional. Instead of racing between landmarks, you pick fewer places and go deeper, spending three nights somewhere instead of one, eating where locals eat, watching a sunrise twice from the same spot because it was that good the first time.WA is uniquely suited to this because of one simple fact: it's enormous. At more than 2.5 million square kilometres, it's bigger than Western Europe. Trying to rush it is a fool's errand. Embrace the pace, and it rewards you in ways no highlight reel can capture.The Slow Travel Regions of WA1. The South West: Linger LongerThe South West is WA's most loved region for good reason: forests, beaches, wine, and small towns that feel genuinely lived-in. But most visitors try to cover Margaret River, Dunsborough, Denmark, and Albany in a single week. Slow travellers know better.

Planning a trip to Broome? Located in the remote Kimberley region, this coastal destination is known for its striking contrasts, red cliffs, turquoise waters, and the world-famous Cable Beach. Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing escape or an adventure-filled holiday, Broome offers a unique Western Australia experience that blends nature, culture, and unforgettable coastal scenery.Why Broome & Cable Beach Are So Popular Right NowBroome has become one of Western Australia’s most in-demand destinations thanks to its combination of natural beauty, cultural depth, and accessibility to the Kimberley’s rugged landscapes. Travellers are increasingly drawn to destinations that feel untouched and authentic, and Broome delivers exactly that from its iconic sunsets over Cable Beach to unique natural events like the Staircase to the Moon. Its growing popularity is also driven by social media exposure and a shift towards experience-led travel, making it a top choice for those looking to explore beyond the typical tourist hotspots.Top Things to Do in Broome & Cable BeachBroome is all about experiences, and the best way to explore it is through guided tours and local activities. From sunset camel rides along Cable Beach to cultural town tours and full-day Kimberley adventures, there’s something for every type of traveller.- Broome Town & Around Tours: Discover Broome’s key highlights, including Chinatown, Gantheaume Point, and Roebuck Bay with expert local guides.- Mabu Buru Tours (Cultural Experience): Experience authentic Indigenous culture, stories, and connection to Country through guided cultural tours.- Broome Dinosaur Experience: Explore ancient dinosaur footprints and learn about Broome’s prehistoric past at Gantheaume Point.- Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours: A unique opportunity to connect with local Indigenous heritage and explore remote island culture.- West Kimberley Fishing Tours: Perfect for fishing enthusiasts looking to experience the rich marine life of the Kimberley coast.- Kimberley Quest Expedition Cruise: An extended adventure through the Kimberley’s remote coastline, waterfalls, and untouched wilderness.- Red Sun Camels: Enjoy a classic Broome experience with a sunset camel ride along Cable Beach.- Broome Camel Safaris: Ride along the shoreline at sunrise or sunset for one of Broome’s most iconic and memorable experiences.

If you’re looking to discover the very best of Western Australia’s wine country, booking a tour with D’Vine Wine Tours via WA Holiday Guide is the perfect way to do it. Known as Perth’s number one choice for Swan Valley wine experiences, D’Vine makes it easy to explore world-class vineyards, breweries, and gourmet producers in comfort, style, and with plenty of fun along the way.From the moment you’re picked up, you know you’re in good hands. D’Vine’s tours are pay-by-the-seat, so whether you’re flying solo, travelling as a couple, or heading out with friends, you can simply book your spot and let the team handle the rest. Every itinerary is thoughtfully curated, with a focus on quality experiences and a relaxed pace—so there’s no rushing in and out of venues, just time to sip, savour, and soak up the valley.The Famous Swan Valley Wine TourD’Vine’s signature experience is the full-day Swan Valley Wine Tour, which runs daily and truly offers something for everyone. Expect premium wine tastings at award-winning cellar doors, nibbles and a hearty lunch, plus the chance to enjoy local beer tastings and food samples along the way. From velvety reds and crisp whites to cheeses, chocolates, and more, this tour leaves you completely satisfied—with a full belly, a happy heart, and a big smile on your face. 

Looking for a Margaret River escape that blends sustainability with five-star comfort?  Indica Hemp House delivers just that. Set in the Wilyabrup Vineyard Estate, this brand-new retreat is crafted from locally grown hemp, designed with hempcrete, and built for eco-conscious luxury travellers. Just three hours south of Perth, it’s your gateway to wine country indulgence with a sustainable twist.What to Expect at Indica Hemp House  Sustainable Luxury LivingIndica Hemp House isn’t your average holiday rental. Its walls are made from hempcrete, giving the property natural insulation and a modern eco edge. The passive solar design achieves an impressive 8.7/10 NatHERS energy rating, proving you can enjoy premium comfort without compromising the planet.

Nestled on the coast of Western Australia, Bunbury is a vibrant city that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and a thriving arts scene. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, Bunbury has something for everyone. If you have just 48 hours to explore this charming city, here’s a weekend itinerary that will help you make the most of your time in Bunbury.Day 1: Discovering Bunbury’s Coastal Beauty and CultureMorning: Breakfast and Beach Walk at BackBeachStart your weekend in Bunbury with a leisurely breakfast at a local café near BackBeach, one of the city’s most popular coastal spots. The BackBeach Café is a great option, offering delicious coffee, freshly baked goods, and hearty breakfast dishes that will fuel you for the day ahead. Enjoy your meal with a view of the ocean before taking a relaxing stroll along the beach.After breakfast, take some time to explore BackBeach. Known for its wide sandy shores and excellent surf, it’s the perfect place to breathe in the fresh sea air and take in the stunning coastal scenery. If you’re feeling adventurous, consider renting a surfboard or joining a beginner’s surf lesson to ride the waves.Late Morning: Explore the Dolphin Discovery CentreNext, head to the Dolphin Discovery Centre in Koombana Bay, where you can get up close and personal with Bunbury’s resident bottlenose dolphins. The centre offers a variety of interactive experiences, including eco-cruises, swim tours, and the opportunity to see dolphins in the shallow waters of the bay’s Interaction Zone.After your dolphin encounter, explore the Discovery Aquarium and Interpretive Centre, where you can learn about marine life and conservation efforts in the region. This experience is both fun and educational, making it a highlight of your Bunbury visit.