先住民文化の体験

<p>See Western Australia through the eyes of the world’s oldest continuous living culture with an Aboriginal-led tour or guided experience.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As a roaring fire crackles under a gem-studded night sky, settle in for an enchanting evening camping with the custodians of the land.&nbsp;</p>

<p>From outdoor rock art to contemporary exhibitions, there are countless opportunities to immerse yourself in the fascinating art and culture of the Aboriginal people.&nbsp;</p>

3億5,000万年前に作られた雄大な洞窟や洞窟のような峡谷があるキンバリー (Kimberley)の険しい赤い範囲に深く飛び込みましょう。この地域の伝説的なキングタイドを体験し、5月から10月の間に訪問を計画して雨季を回避してください。この旅程のハイライトには、ブルーム (Broome)、ダービー (Derby)、フィッツロイ渡河場 (Fitzroy Crossing)が含まれます。

この没入型の旅で神秘的なワール (Warlu)海の蛇の道をたどってください。手付かずの海岸線と象徴的なアウトバックの風景を背景に、アボリジニのドリームタイムの伝説を発見することができます。世界遺産 (World Heritage)にリストされたニンガルー・リーフ (Ningaloo Reef)の純粋な美しさを目撃し、カリジニ国立公園 (Karijini National Park)、提供されている経験に驚かされます。ジンベイザメとの水泳からスパリゾートでのくつろぎまで、この旅程は冒険とリラクゼーションの完璧なバランスブルーム (Broome)。ハイライトの目的地には、トム・プライス (Tom Price)、カラーサ (Karratha)、オンスロー (Onslow)、ポート・ヘッドランド (Port Hedland)、ブルーム (Broome)が含まれます。

Four days of leisurely exploration in Broome and along the Kimberley Coast shows how blissful a change of pace can be. <br/><br/>Life’s troubles tend to melt away on Cable Beach, 22 kilometres of bone-white sand and aquamarine water. Watch the sun paint the sky over the Indian Ocean on a camel ride along the shore. When the mud flats are exposed and the full moon rises over Roebuck Bay from March - November, Mother Nature plays tricks with the ‘staircase’ to the moon, a spellbinding optical illusion.<br/><br/>Broome’s Aboriginal and pearling history runs deep, shaping its food, buildings and culture. Get among it on a guided tour of a pearling farm, or join an Aboriginal-guided tour to learn more about the region. Charge your glass at a fusion, fine-dining or pub-grub restaurant experience. Or catch glimpses of Chinatown’s bawdy past as you peruse the gem boutiques. <br/><br/>More than 130 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth, they left their mark among the fiery red cliffs at Gantheaume Point – retrace their steps at low tide.<br/><br/>Adventure awaits those willing to go further afield. Discover the surging tidal waters of Horizontal Falls. Catch mud crabs or forage for bush tucker with Aboriginal guides, all against a stunning backdrop of pearly white sands, iridescent blue-green waters and chilli-red rock.<br/><br/>Purnululu National Park, home to the Bungle Bungles, is also within striking distance of Broome. A labyrinth of black-and-orange limestone karsts, this 350-million-year-old landscape is remote, ancient and awe-inspiring.<br/><br/>A visit to Broome and the Kimberley Coast is best experienced from May to October. Time your visit with Shinju Matsuri, a unique cultural event that takes place from August to September each year.

Encompassing amazing desert moonscapes, ancient river gorges, rare marine-life encounters and exquisite coral gardens, this 11-day, 3,237-kilometre adventure starting from Perth rewards thrill-seekers and nature-lovers with a swag of once-in-a-lifetime experiences. <br/><br/>Get the adrenaline-pumping sand-boarding massive, 45-degree-angle dunes at Lancelin, indulge in rock lobster washed down with a cold brew at coastal Cervantes, and marvel at the moonscape backdrop of the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park’s limestone spires formed over millions of years. All in the same day.<br/><br/>A playground for water-sport buffs, Geraldton’s natural charms run deep with stunning ocean sunsets and coral-fringed atolls. <br/><br/>Kalbarri’s vibrant foreshore backs onto the wondrous Kalbarri National Park; choose your pursuit, thrill-seeking or scenic, in a 400-million-year-old red river gorge. <br/><br/>Swap pace for the magical worlds of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Shark Bay and Ningaloo Reef. Shoreline meetings with inquisitive wild dolphins are Monkey Mia’s trademark, but the region is also one of the most richly biodiverse environments on our precious planet: witness a kaleidoscope of flora, like acacia, samphire and grevilleas and fauna, including sea turtles, manta rays, sharks and dugongs. <br/><br/>Chill on Coral Bay’s idyllic white-sand beaches before jumping into an experience like no other: swimming with whale sharks (between March and July), humpback whales (between July to October) or manta rays (year-round).<br/><br/>Before your return to Perth, venture to the exquisite turquoise waters of Exmouth for an unforgettable tour of the world’s largest fringing reef, Ningaloo Reef. Swim and snorkel flanked by whale sharks, fish and marine mammals in an underwater fantasyland, or let a menagerie of emus, kangaroos, lizards and birds escort you through the limestone range and arid coastal plain of Cape Range National Park.

All the romance of the open road beckons in this "best of" collection of the South West – a journey of waves, wine and wilderness across 8 days and 1,187 kilometres. Escape the ordinary to a region renowned for its diverse experiences and wondrous settings. <br/> <br/>Set off from buzzing Perth to Bunbury, where every day feels like Sunday and friendly dolphins smile at you at the shore. It’s a short journey from there to Busselton to stroll the iconic, 1,800 metre long jetty over calm waters. Dunsborough, perched on the banks of the gorgeous, turquoise-tinged Geographe Bay, provides rest and relaxation, as well as whale-watching from September to December when the wildflowers are also in magical bloom.<br/><br/>Margaret River is a surf and wine lover’s paradise. Revered equally for its epic breaks as for its premium wines, it’s a place to stop and sniff the sea air while indulging in life’s simple pleasures - good food, spellbinding scenery and barefoot luxury. <br/><br/>From June to August, tens of thousands of whales drift past Augusta’s rugged coastline - a whale-watching tour provides the best opportunity to witness these majestic mammals. Grab a gourmet lunch in the cool climate wine region of Pemberton before stopping in at Walpole and the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk. It’s an awe-inspiring stroll through 400 year old tingle canopy on a walkway suspended 40 metres above the forest floor.<br/><br/>Denmark is a sun-kissed gem - brilliant beaches and blue-green swimming pools, cellar doors set among rolling hills and a charming township. <br/><br/>Skirt the wild coastline of Torndirrup National Park – where lofty cliffs provide more whale spotting opportunities - towards Albany’s rich legacy. Western Australia's first European settlement, this former whaling town is synonymous with the Anzac story.

In the largest expanse of Australian outback, you'll find the tallest wave, whitest beach and biggest outdoor gallery. <br/><br/>Following the tracks of gold rush pioneers reveals unique riches of the Goldfields – from the famous Wave Rock, Lucky Bay and Kalgoorlie’s Super Pit, to the world’s largest outdoor art gallery, longest golf course and biggest collection of spring wildflowers. All set against a backdrop of the most dramatic desert landscapes.<br/><br/>This itinerary is great all year round, however if you'd like to coincide with the wildflower season, they generally bloom in this region between September and November, and displays are more prolific after good winter rains.