Western Australia's Golden Outback is a region that spans from the countryside to the coastline, providing a diverse array of attractions and experiences for travelers. Key attractions in the area include Wave Rock, an impressive natural formation resembling a frozen massive wave, Kennedy Range National Park with scenic gorges and red rock formations for hiking and wildlife spotting, and Station Stays offering a taste of authentic Australian country life at scattered cattle stations and homesteads.
Astrotourism hubs in rural towns allow visitors to marvel at the breathtaking night sky through binoculars and telescopes. The region also boasts one of the world's largest outdoor art galleries featuring Aboriginal rock paintings, Lucky Bay known for its white sands and sun-basking kangaroos, and Mount Augustus, a massive sandstone mountain larger than Uluru. Lake Hillier, a bubblegum-pink lake in the Recherche Archipelago, offers a unique contrast with its indigo-blue surroundings, while the area's wildflowers bloom between July and October, transforming the landscape into a vibrant sea of colors with numerous wildflower trails to explore. With its diverse landscapes ranging from golden plains to eucalyptus forests and pristine beaches, the Golden Outback caters to adventurers, relaxation seekers, and those craving an authentic Australian cultural experience.