Augusta WESTERN AUSTRALIA
This town offers the perfect family holiday.
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Welcome to Augusta
Within a short drive you can visit world-class wineries and stunning forest.
Nestled at the mouth of the Blackwood River, the town has some of the most pristine beaches in the world, perfect for fishing, swimming, surfing, diving and boating.
Augusta is situated on the south coast of Australia's South West tourist region. Augusta faces the Southern and Indian Oceans at Cape Leeuwin on the shores of Hamelin Bay and mouth of the Blackwood River. Augusta is the most south-western town in Western Australia. One of the best ways to get to Augusta is to hire a car from Perth Airport.
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THINGS TO SEE IN AUGUSTA
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVOURITE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Whale Watching
From June to December, the waters near Augusta play host to hundreds of Humpback and Southern Right Whales as they migrate up the West Australian coastline to warmer, northery waters. See the Whales Breaching and Tail Slapping as they play and mate with each other.
Jewel Cave
8km from Augusta lies this mammoth cavern, lined with awesome decorations such as the 'frozen waterfall' and the longest straw stalactite in any visitor centre cave in the world! Listen to the water dripping off these marvellous creations of nature as you walk through the cave.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
This lighthouse marks the most extreme south-west corner of the Australian continent and is the place where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet. The lighthouse tower has 176 steps to the top which rewards the visitor with marvellous views and is open daily.
Hamelin Bay
This magnificent area involves a sweeping bay with sheltered swimming pools, all surrounded by beautiful limestone formations. There is a shipwreck trail in the bay and stingrays are human-friendly which allows for easy feeding and great photo opportunities.