Discover extraordinary water-based adventures and explore secret beaches in Western Australia
Western Australia is home to many amazing attractions, some of the most stunning World Heritage sites, and extraordinary nature-based experiences for all types of travellers. Complemented with sunny climate, Western Australia is graced with weather that provides perfect environment for many outdoor adventures and water-based activities, that you can tick-off your bucket list.
You want a perfect beach holiday with your friends, family and loved ones? Well then, just pack your beach wear, shades, sunscreen, and head on over to Western Australia!
EXPERIENCE MAGICAL MOMENTS WITH DOLPHINS
Ever dream of watching or swimming with dolphins? You can now fulfill your dream as Western Australia ranks high as one of the world’s top destinations for memorable close encounters with these intelligent mammals. There are four main locations in Western Australia where you can experience magical encounter with this gentle sea creatures.
Bunbury is well-known for the wild yet friendly dolphins that interact with people in Koombana Bay, South West region. Here, you can visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre as these gentle creatures visit the shores in front of the centre in the warmer months. To make it more exciting, you can go on a dolphin swim tour between November and April, or an eco-cruise to meet the dolphins. You can also check out the first-theatre-of-its-kind ‘Digital Dolphinarium’ in the centre.
At the turquoise Monkey Mia beach in the Coral Coast region, bottlenose dolphins visit the beautiful shores daily to interact with humans. You can enter the shallows and grab the opportunity to help hand-feed the dolphins under the supervision of park rangers; the feeding time usually occurs between 7.45am and 12 pm.
DISCOVER THE WONDER OF WHALE WATCHING
This story is from the April 2018 edition of Business Today Malaysia.
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