Undiscovered Western Australia: A Local's Guide to Finding Adventure

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Undiscovered Western Australia uncovers towns and attractions that are full of heart and wonder.

This guide delves deep into Western Australia's hidden treasures, from desert explorations to unique accommodation and Indigenous-led tours. Western Australia has a vibrant food scene, featuring some of the country's best wine regions, culinary experiences and seafood sensations. There are also countless galleries and museums that shine a light on our First Nations artists and their heritage, making Western Australia a hub for rich cultural experiences. The natural beauty of the western state is also unforgettable with its secret beaches, diverse wildlife, stunning islands and thrilling driving treks.

Whether you're looking to take a dip in the Lake Argyle Infinity Pools or snag a selfie with a quokka, Western Australia has something for everyone. With a combination of arresting photography and comprehensive entries, this guide will have you booking your next holiday to this must-see Australian state.

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Julian Tompkin grew up in the remote Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia on the fringes of the Great Victoria Desert: a kaleidoscopic landscape of saltpans and spinifex. He has been exploring the far-flung reaches of his home state ever since both physically and through his regular cultural articles and essays published nationally and worldwide. A former newspaper editor, he has also held senior positions in the music industry, curated major cultural events and was appointed Researcher in Residence at the State Library of Western Australia, where he continued his innate passion for WA history and stories. A decade-long stint in Europe predominately in Paris and Berlin would lead to the international publication of his book Wanderlust in Berlin with Hardie Grant Explore in 2020. Tompkin, his German wife and two children now call the historic port city of Walyalup (Fremantle) home, where he divides his time between travel and his creative and critical pursuits.