Have you seen Western Australia’s wildflowers up close?

Jun 05, 2017

Given the sheer scale of Western Australia, it comes as little surprise that this diverse state has plenty to offer visitors.

From its isolated capital of Perth to its flaming red sunsets, WA is famous for its long sunny days, ever-changing landscapes and miles of impressive coastline.

From June through to November, WA has yet another claim to fame: it becomes home to the world’s largest collection of wildflower blooms.

This wonderful display starts in the north at the beginning of spring and continues down to the south coast. Of the amazing 12,000 species of wildflowers found during this time, 60% are not found anywhere else in the world making them totally unique to the region. Visitors come from far and wide to admire these vivid blooms with species (including orchids, kangaroo paws and banksia) exploding into colour across the state, making the already spectacular scenery all the more mesmerising.

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Kings Park and Botanic Gardens is one of the best places to head to see the states outstanding collection of flora. Comprised of mostly natural bushland, Kings Park contains over 300 species of native plants and 80 bird species making it the perfect place to head for nature lovers. On AAT Kings’ 15-day Western Wonderland Guided Holiday, guests will visit these gardens as well as enjoy breathtaking coastal views over Cape Le Grand National Park, home to grey kangaroos and diverse and colourful wildflowers. Click here to learn more.

This itinerary also pays a visit to Kalbarri National Park where sandstone gorges are flanked in springtime by stunning blooms and Stirling Ranges National Park, characterised by rugged peaks and richly diverse wildflowers.

WA Wildflowers - TD Lauren

AAT Kings also offer a 9-day Guided Holiday, South Western Escape, and shorter 6-day Monkey Mia Dolphins and West Coast adventure, both of which take in WA’s beautiful wildflowers during spring departures.

Don’t miss your chance to witness the fields of vibrant colour and blooming wildflowers. Click here to grab a great Last Minute Deal!

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