Western Australia Wildlife Adventure

In Western Australia, spend your holiday with wildlife and start your journey in a unique way. Rottnest Island is just a 1.5-hour ferry ride from Perth, like a blue dream. It is home to the happiest animals in the world—the quokkas. They hop between the boardwalk and the coast, always smiling and unshy in front of the camera. Legend has it that taking a photo with a "smiling quokka" brings you good luck all year round. Esperance’s magnificent coastline is dotted with countless picturesque beaches, but only one can claim the title of "Australia’s Whitest Beach"—Lucky Bay. The "resident guests" here are kangaroos who love sunbathing. They lazily lie on the beach, creating a dreamy scene with the blue sky and white sand. If you’re lucky, they might even come up to "say hello"! Cable Beach is also a must-visit. When the sun slowly sets into the Indian Ocean, rows of camel silhouettes form the most romantic skyline. The camels and travelers blend into silhouettes, swaying solemnly, accompanied by the twilight and sea breeze, playing a gentle finale to the Western Australia sunset. The animals of Western Australia know better than anyone how to live. Why not plan an "animal paradise" tour now and spend a relaxing time with these natural island residents?

Post by Trip.Pulse | Oct 23, 2025