Hotels in Western Australia, Australia

Western Australia is the country's largest state, spanning from the tropical north to the Mediterranean south, famous for its ancient landscapes and the world's longest fringing reef, Ningaloo. Summers (average 86°F/30°C) are perfect for swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo or exploring the otherworldly Bungle Bungles in Purnululu National Park, while mild winters (average 64°F/18°C) are ideal for touring Margaret River's wine country and spotting wildflowers along the Coral Coast. In the north, Broome offers camel rides on Cable Beach at sunset, while down south, you can hike through the towering karri forests of the Valley of the Giants.