Dramatic coastal cliffs in Australia's Golden Outback with turquoise ocean waters

BUDGET HOTELS IN AUSTRALIA'S GOLDEN OUTBACK

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Discover the vast landscapes, gold rush history, and natural wonders of Australia's Golden Outback, from the iconic Wave Rock to historic mining towns.

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HOTELS IN AUSTRALIA'S GOLDEN OUTBACK

Find Places to Stay in Australia's Golden Outback

Region Highlights

Australia's Golden Outback covers 54% of Western Australia and is a land of contrast - from the red earth of mining country to the pristine beaches of Esperance. The region is rich in gold rush history, stunning natural formations like Wave Rock, and spectacular wildflower displays in spring.

Historic gold mining towns including Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Natural wonders like Wave Rock and the Great Western Woodlands
Spectacular wildflower displays during spring season

Visitor Information

Australia's Golden Outback offers a true Australian outback experience with vast open spaces, rich heritage, and diverse landscapes. The region is accessible by road from Perth, with major towns like Kalgoorlie and Esperance serving as gateways to this fascinating area.

Best Time to Visit

Spring (Sep-Nov): 15-28°C

Summer (Dec-Feb): 20-40°C

Autumn (Mar-May): 15-30°C

Winter (Jun-Aug): 5-20°C

The region is known for its gold rush history, with towns like Kalgoorlie offering a glimpse into Australia's mining past. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the diverse landscapes, from the white beaches of Esperance to the red earth of the outback.

Pristine white sand and turquoise waters at Esperance Beach, Western Australia

Turquoise sea, dunes and a footpath to the beach at Fitzgerald River National Park

The limestone cliffs from the main viewing platform on Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia

The Pinnacles sand desert in Western Australia with distinctive limestone formations

Wave Rock in Australia with its distinctive wave-like formation

Pristine white sand and turquoise waters at Esperance Beach, Western Australia (clone)

FAQs

Find valuable information in our FAQs section below to enhance your experience in Australia's Golden Outback and make the most of your time exploring this vast and diverse region.

Must-see historical sites in Australia's Golden Outback include the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Super Pit, the Golden Quest Discovery Trail, the Ghost Town of Gwalia, the Pinnacles Desert, and the National ANZAC Centre in Albany.

Australia's Golden Outback features notable ghost towns and abandoned mining sites, including Gwalia and Coolgardie, offering insights into the region's gold rush history and heritage.

The easiest way to see the Australian Outback is by joining a guided tour. This could range from a day trip to a multi-day adventure, depending on your interest and fitness level.

The Golden Outback offers diverse accommodation including historic hotels in gold rush towns, modern motels, caravan parks, and camping sites in national parks. Kalgoorlie and Esperance have the widest range of options, while smaller towns typically offer authentic country hospitality in pubs and guesthouses. Advance booking is recommended during wildflower season and school holidays.