A unique destination.  Breathtaking attractions...

Western Australia is a state of boundless beauty.  From its whitewashed shores and turquoise waters to its dusty deserts, rugged gorges and age-old forests, Western Australia offers unsurpassed beauty.

In the north, major mining operations dig for iron ore, diamonds and salt, pristine coastal waterways offer spectacular diving and fishing, and the majestic landscapes of the Pilbara and Kimberley are home to a broad range of native flora and fauna.

In the south, award-winning wineries jostle for attention with natural attractions such as giant old-growth Karri forests.  To the south-east, the historic gold mining town of Kalgoorlie is a hub for small and large prospectors.

It is remarkable, anywhere on this overcrowded planet, to find space enough for yourself to spread out, in whatever sense.  Western Australia is made up of an intricate, and intimate, mix of people and places.  Fact and fiction, even.

In Western Australia you will see pure, clear, remarkable light.  Light that fills you … passes right through you.  From the cool hues of the early morning to the fiery glow of late afternoon.

To sit on a beach with no-one else there ... to sing in the desert and know no-one will hear your voice … to sleep under a canopy of stars so massive in appearance …

Stephen Scourfield

Natural Beauty at its finest...

Western Australia is the largest of the Australian States.  Its 2.5 million square kilometres is one of the oldest landscapes on earth and is home to some of the world’s most outstanding wilderness areas and natural features.

Sun, adventure, an awesome natural environment and friendly people are what visitors will find throughout the year.

And nowhere else in the world can visitors experience and interact with such unique natural attractions.

Coastline stretching more than 13,000 kilometres makes up nature's glorious boundary between land and the Indian and Southern Oceans, where world-class fishing, scuba-diving, boating and snorkelling opportunities are on offer.

Dive with the world’s largest fish - the whale shark, snorkel with manta rays, swim with wild dolphins, walk amongst the tree tops of ancient trees, sleep under a canopy of stars in the desert, or explore the beehive-like formations of the Bungle Bungles with the help of an Aboriginal guide.

In Western Australia – visitors will be touched by nature.

Perth/WA Map & Convention Centre 

The PCEC is located in the heart of Perth, nestled in between the Swan River and the Central Business District.

The PCEC provides a stepping stone to enjoying the delights of Perth. Click on the map to see an overview of this lovely city.

Getting Around Perth is easy ...

Centre Location Map

Perth Area Map

Western Australia makes up one-third of Australia in land mass. It is an enormous state of two and half million square kilometres and is diverse in its landscapes. Deserts, rain forests and agricultural lands make up this unique state. Click on the map to discover Western Australia. By placing your mouse arrow on different symbols on the map, you'll be able to find out more about specific areas.