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Western Australia, Australia

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Budgeting and Travel Tips for Western Australia

  • Prices often increase and the destination becomes more congested during peak season in . For a more affordable and less crowded experience, consider traveling in the shoulder or low seasons.
  • Slowing your travel tempo can not only save you money but also let you enjoy the stunning beauty of your surroundings. When you pack each day with activities, costs can rise rapidly. However, a more relaxed pace usually leads to lower expenses and a more enjoyable experience.

Budgeting Challenges

  • There aren't many public transportation options in Western Australia. Renting a car or organizing a form of transport, like a tour, might be necessary. Just know that this could stretch your budget in other places.
  • Western Australia isn't a major hub for hostels, so if you're expecting to stay in a cheap dorm, you might need to rethink your plans. Opting for a budget hotel or an apartment rental could be a smarter choice.
Traveling in Western Australia
Western Australia Broome coastline, Western Australia

The vast expanses of Australia's largest state are meant for those looking to find a place in the world that's been virtually untouched by man. Western Australia is essentially the entire western third of the continent with most everyone living in the southwest near Perth.

As the capital of this state, Perth is the most isolated large city in the world. With 2 million people living in and around Perth, this city sits in the middle of nowhere. There are less than 500,000 people living outside of the city creating that untouched atmosphere for the traveler looking to truly get away.



Regions

The state of Western Australia is divided into several regions. The region of Perth includes the state capital and its surrounding suburban areas. The Wheatbelt region is full of grain fields, and the Mid West has some excellent surfing beaches. Gascoyne has some tourist treats including the Ningaloo Reef and Shark Bay. The region of Pilbara is home to the mining region, and Kimberly has some of the most marvelous scenery in the country. Goldfields-Esperance is mostly barren flatlands with chills from Antarctica, and the South West region is the place to be for wineries, surfing and outdoor adventures.

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For example, the Food2 daily average is for all meals for an entire day, while Entertainment1 is for each individual purchase. Thus, the overall daily average cost is not a summation of the individual categories.