As we head into April, the weather starts to cool and the autumn colours start to make an appearance in WA. Home to stunning beaches and coastlines and lush forests in iconic national parks, April is one of the best times to explore WA as the weather is generally mild with cooler temperatures in the south and more pleasant conditions in the north. Explore the coast of WA with us as we list some of the best places to visit in April in WA.
Starting with the world-famous Margaret River Region, this must-visit spot is all the more beautiful in April. Wine lovers and adventure seekers alike can sit back and revel in the vast nature and landscapes on display. When visiting, you will understand why Margaret River is famous for its stunning coastline, with its dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and protected coves.
Enjoy a tipple at Vasse Felix in Margaret River
Ready to discover the wonders of the South West? Book your stay with Margaret River Tourist Park or Riverview Tourist Park today!
Nestled in the Southern Forests and Valleys region, Walpole is a peaceful little town filled with nature surrounded by lush forests, towering trees and tranquil rivers. Top tip: Make sur you check out the ancient Tingle Trees in Walpole-Nornalup National Park.
Make a getaway out of your trip and head for the outdoors, Walpole is an adventurer’s playground where you can hike, kayak and fish to your heart’s content.
Walk amongst the giants at the Walpole Treetop Walk
Stay right next to the Walpole Inlet at Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park, and feel your stress melt away as you sit amidst the calming surrounds of nature.
Head to Australia’s Coral Coast, where Geraldton offers a mix of history, beautiful beaches, and outdoor activities. The weather in April in Geraldton takes the sting out of the heat and makes it the perfect time to explore the city’s natural beauty and historical sites.
A visit to the Abrolhos Islands is a must for anyone visiting the region, explore the chain of 122 islands, meet the local sea lions or dive the Batavia shipwreck. Take a scenic flight over the islands by hopping on a helicopter and discover the beauty of the islands.
If you’re a history buff, the Museum of Geraldton will take you back in time to offer insight into the region’s maritime history. Witness the wreck of HMAS Sydney II and learn about this poignant tribute to Australia’s naval heritage.
Park yourself at our park in Geraldton and use this as a base to explore Geraldton and the Abrolhos Islands.
Ah, the famous coastal town of Broome. Known for the gorgeous Cable Beach which stretches for over 22 kms, April marks the beginning of the dry season, offering perfect conditions for exploring this tropical paradise. With the warm temperatures and a relaxed vibe, Broome is ideal for those looking to escape the cold creeping into the south.
Watch the sunset go down as you ride along Cable Beach on Broome’s iconic camels, or see ancient dinosaur footprints preserved in the cliffs at Gantheaume Point. Hitting up Broome in April also means you get to enjoy the town before the tourist season hits, giving you the time to unwind, explore nature, and discover the region’s unique cultural heritage.
Ride camels along Cable Beach in Broome
Head to Australia’s North West and stay in Broome Caravan Park as you experience the rugged nature on offer in this part of Western Australia.
