How should a northbound WA road trip work with a senior and four-year-old?
The family has eleven days and previously visited the south-west, so this route should offer a different landscape.
Food tips and first-hand experience from the people who know.
Questions that could use your experience. Follow topics to see more of what you know.
The family has eleven days and previously visited the south-west, so this route should offer a different landscape.
The family has a rental car and wants a taste of Western Australia without spending every day in transit.
The group includes an older adult and three teenagers and is considering farmers' markets and a south-west animal stop.
The travellers continue to Sydney and Melbourne afterward and want city highlights without an overfull itinerary.
The traveller lands at Terminal 3 on a Friday and needs to reach a CBD hotel.
A recent trip report split seventeen days among a beach base, a riverside area and a farther coastal town.
A late-November stay compares Scarborough and Cottesloe by beach, restaurants and connections into Perth.
The group is weighing train, bus and ferry and saw an old family-pass price online.
The parents have six days, a rental car and children aged one and four who enjoy easy trails and varied scenery.
The visitor has limited time and likes sweet wines as well as a reasonably priced meal.
Seven adults and five children under five will visit for one week in October.
The visit lasts two nights and the traveller values a walkable coast and easy meals.