Follow the sun and snag a working holiday job in Western Australia
If you’re seeking the ultimate Aussie working holiday, here’s why you should relocate to Western Australia right now.
You can expect a whole array of great tourism and hospitality jobs in some of the country’s most gorgeous scenery, so the vacation never stops.
Just a 30-minute drive from the CBD is Fremantle - which is where the Swan River meets the sparkling Indian Ocean.
This little bohemian town is sprinkled with art galleries, cafes and pubs - perfect for all you creatives out there.
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This is truly the place to kick back and enjoy this quirky port city as you soak in its vibrancy and culture.
Here you could even snag a job as a barista or waiter in one of the many artisanal eateries or breweries the town has to offer.
But if you’re a history or film buff, you could even land a position at the Western Australian Maritime Museum or Shipwrecks Museum, which features guided submarine tours and a range of iconic vessels and exhibits.
If you’re craving some rays, follow the sun from Perth to the Golden Outback, contrasted by the rich reds and yellows of the desert to the bright greens and blues of the Eucalypt woodlands and down to the world-class Esperance coastline.
This vast region is perfect for those wanting to escape the city while witnessing bountiful wildlife, including kangaroos and galloping emus, dingoes, numbats, bilbies and more.
Head to the stunning southern coast and stop at Esperance, home to Australia’s whitest beach, Lucky Bay, where you can hang out with friendly sunbathing kangaroos.
You’ll be taken aback by the region’s crystal clear turquoise waters and thriving natural landscapes.
Fancy a dip? Well, you’re in luck.
It's one of the best places to go snorkelling, diving, fishing, or merely just sun baking for those truly soaking up the rays on their days off.
Be sure to also visit The Swan Valley, Australia’s second oldest wine region that’s only 25 minutes outside of Perth.
Here, you could land a job at one of their 40 wineries or food providores and work in breathtaking beauty.
There’s also a range of activities to enjoy here, including horse riding, cycling, hiking, golf, wildlife, art galleries and Aboriginal cultural experiences.
So, if you’re thinking about following the sun and exploring the five stunning regions of Western Australia, visit the page linked below and you and a friend could WIN a dream West Aussie working holiday package!
Charisa Bossinakis