Sports and leisure activities Western Australia

This diving center offers scuba diving (including Nitrox) and snorkelling all year round. You can see whale sharks from March to August, humpback whales from July to October and manta rays. They also offer certified diving training. They offer several tour options depending on what you want to see. All in small groups and excellent value for money. Particularly recommended for experienced divers.

For fisheries.

To attend a football match well from home (soccer). For footy, visit Subiaco.

Munda biddi means "through the forest" in Aboriginal dialect. This 1 000 km track links Perth to Albany and offers cyclists the opportunity to ride off the beaten tracks on the same principle as the Bibbulmun Track.

Office in Perth but drop-in area in York for jumps in freefall.

This is the official stage of the two local footy teams, the Fremantle Dockers and the Eagles. A new stage is planned for 2014.

Another way to discover the shores is to use a sea kayak.

Skydiving is the main attraction in Jurien Bay, a small coastal town north of Cervantes with a very modern Visitor Center. Tandem jumps at 8,000, 10,000 or 14,000 feet! Between 20 seconds and more than 1 minute of freefall depending on the jump chosen. If you don't want to jump, you can always watch the parachutes open from the ground! Beautiful beaches around Jurien Bay and many fish in the water to catch for the amateurs. Nice cafe, perfect for a little break during your road trip.

Between wonder and adrenaline, an excellent tour to discover from the sea and the air the phenomenon of Horizontal Falls. The difference in level between two arms of the sea creates a powerful current in Talbot Bay that gives the impression of a horizontal waterfall. To see by seaplane and then by boat. Breathtaking! To note nevertheless a spectacular accident in 2022 when one of the jetboats turned over. They are now going slower. Preferable to book well in advance.

Rent a board at the entrance (don't forget the wax), climb to the top of the dunes and surf on the sand! A very popular activity in Lancelin, sand surfing attracts many people. Beware of falls. They are common. If you don't know how to surf, you might as well do the descent sitting on the board! For those who think it's not fast enough, try the buggies, which run on the sand, fun and some screams guaranteed. It is also possible to rent motocross bikes or quads, for those who are confident.

123 km walk between the two lighthouses Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin. Sumptuous landscapes along the coast. The total route takes 5-8 days, but it can be broken down into a multitude of walks. The southern half tends to be a bit wilder than the northern half. The hike can be done all year round, but is not recommended during the heat of December/January. September/October, with the wild flowers, is ideal. March/April is also very pleasant. Operators, such as Cape to Cape Explorer Tour, can organize your hike.

Come and try the national sport on the West Coast: surfing! The Scarborough School, established in 1986, is the oldest surf school in the world and the number one in the area! All equipment is provided. They offer courses for all levels. Check out their website for more information. Scarborough beach is great for swimming, and is also a favorite beach for Perth residents for windsurfing or kitesurfing.

Lorie and Nick founded the company which now has two catamarans. Lorie shares his experience with navigation and his knowledge of the area for the pleasure of divers. Package «3 days -3 nights». Visit of Black Reef or Fairey Reef, or circuit on the Grande Barrier de coral. Night diving, multi-level diving, underwater photography or simply snorkeling and relaxation.

Located in Dawesville, Australia, The Cut Golf Course is an internationally renowned golf course offering breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. This 18-hole course is designed to excite and challenge golf enthusiasts, with spectacular dunes and breathtaking coastal views. In addition to golf, The Cut also offers a variety of hospitality options for relaxing after a round or for those seeking fine dining and entertainment facilities. Whether for golf or dining, The Cut is a first-class destination. Online reservations are also available.

Links Kennedy Bay is a golf course located in Port Kennedy. It is considered one of Australia's finest golf courses, ranked 10th. Bordered by the Indian Ocean and only a 45-minute drive from Perth, Links Kennedy Bay offers a magnificent setting for golfers of all levels. Whether you want to improve your game on the 9-hole course, practice on the driving range or learn new tips from our on-site professionals, Links Kennedy Bay is a welcoming and inclusive space that attracts seasoned golfers and beginners alike. The course is currently being redeveloped, so stay tuned for more information to come. Please note that BYO (bring your own beverage) is not permitted on the golf course. All alcohol must be purchased on site.

For experienced divers, the wreck of the Sanko Harvest is located in the Recherche Archipelago. Coming from Florida, this cargo ship carrying phosphate and oil bound for Esperance sank in 1991 while trying to take a shortcut. An oil spill ensued, much of which was cleaned up by volunteers shoveling oil from the white sands of the area's beaches. The wreck is now home to many aquatic species and is the second largest in the world! Dolphin Scuba or Woody Island Eco Tours can take you there.

Opened in 2018, Optus stadium is primarily dedicated to the Australian Football League, the national sport that is a cousin of Gaelic soccer. The stadium made a splash in 2021 by hosting the AFL final, traditionally played in then-confined Melbourne. There is almost no parking at the stadium, on match days everything is done to encourage public transport, as well as the use of the new Matagarup Bridge in the shape of pairs of swans embracing. The stadium can be visited and also offers the Vertigo experience, where you can suspend yourself above the void!