Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots in Western Australia

Try to sit on the left side of the plane for the best views during the flight. I swapped seats last minute and the scenery on my side was pretty underwhelming.

If you're sensitive to motion sickness, take some ginger tablets beforehand. I didn't and regretted it mid-flight!

I recommend checking the weather beforehand. I almost canceled my flight due to a forecast, but it turned out fine. Just be prepared for a little turbulence depending on the day!

I suggest booking your flight in the morning around 8 AM. The skies are clearer and you get that beautiful soft light for photos. Trust me, the sunrise views are stunning!

My advice is to try and go mid-afternoon on a weekday. The crowds are thinner and you get more time to enjoy without feeling rushed!

Bring water and snacks to keep your energy up during breaks... You'll need it after all that rolling around!

Dress in comfortable clothing, but consider wearing long socks to avoid any ankle rubs from the bubble suits. Trust me, it makes a difference!

I think it’s worth getting the full-day pass if you plan to stay longer. I just got the two-hour one, and I wished I could’ve practiced more without rushing.

I think visiting on a weekday around 3 PM is ideal. It’s less crowded, and you get more personal attention from the instructors which helps you get the most out of your session.

Make sure to check if there are any events happening. I missed a cool workshop because I didn’t look ahead of time, and it would’ve been awesome!

My advice is to grab a snack before heading there. There's not much food around, and you don’t want to lose energy while trying to jump around!

I recommend bringing your own sandboard if you can, it can save you some cash on rentals. Plus, you'll get a board that suits your style better!

Definitely check out the sunsets, they're stunning! I think around 5:30 PM is when the colors really pop; it’s perfect for great photos.

Buying drinks at the dunes can be pricey. My advice is to pack a cooler with water and snacks. Trust me you’ll save a bunch!

I recommend bringing your own water and sunscreen. There aren't many places to buy those nearby, and you'll want to stay hydrated while soaking up the sun! Plus, being prepared makes the whole day way more enjoyable.

My advice is to arrive around 7 AM if you want to enjoy the beach without the crowds. It's surprisingly peaceful, and you can snag the best spots for sunbathing or surfing!

I suggest checking the surf conditions before you go, especially if you're a beginner. The waves can get pretty intense, so waiting for the right day can really make your experience a lot better

If you're looking to save some cash on food, there's a great picnic area just a short walk from the beach. Grab some snacks from the local grocery store instead of pricey cafes. Trust me, you'll be glad you did!

Bring a light jacket or a poncho if you’re going to watch cricket. Even in summer, the weather can change quickly, and you'd want to enjoy the game comfortably.

My advice is to book your ticket online – it’s usually cheaper than at the gate, plus you can pick your seats without the rush.

Check out the local eateries around the stadium for a quick meal before the event. Some places offer discounts with your match ticket, so it’s worth asking!