Perth Information

Perth, capital of Western Australia has a population of approx 1.4 million people and claims to enjoy more hours of sunshine than any other capital city in Australia.

Western Australia, Australia's largest state, covers one-third of the Australian continent. The Western Australian coastline (12,500 kilometres or 7,813 miles) has white sandy beaches and pristine coastline - popular with tourists looking for adventure.

To the east is desert, the goldfields, and the long trek across the Nullarbor to South Australia and Adelaide. The Indian Pacific travels from Perth to Adelaide to Sydney (Indian Ocean to Pacific Ocean) and is one of the world’s longest and greatest train journeys. The journey covers 4352kms including the world’s longest straight stretch of railway track (478 kilometres) and you spend three nights aboard the great train.

Perth National Parks

Avon Valley National Park
Fees: Admission Fees, Camping Fees
Accommodation: Camping
Facilities: Barbecues, Picnic Areas, Toilets, Water(Drinking)
Information: Brochure Available, Interpretive information, Rangers present (All Year)
Activities: Canoeing, Walk Trails
Phone: (08) 9574 2540

Beeliar Regional Park
Facilities: Barbecues, Picnic Areas, Toilets
Information: Brochure Available, Interpretive information
Activities: Horse Trails, Walk Trails
Phone: (08) 9405 1222