Short trip to Western Australia

Ready to squeeze out max adventure from WA in just 4 days? 🌊🏞️ I crammed Olzheim, Coodanup, Halls Head, Busselton, Mandurah, Byford & Perth CBD—all the scenery angles, two cities’ vibes, quirky Giants, and local wildlife. Fast but epic! Top Spots to Visit: 1. Giants of Mandurah (Yaburgurt Winjan Cirkelstone), 30 Peel Parade, Coodanup—search out this massive wooden sculpture lying among trees and grass. Pro tip: Go early before the crowds for serene pics, especially on sunny mornings! 2. Giants of Mandurah (Santi Ikto), Koolyininap, Halls Head—year-round, all-day access. Pack comfy shoes: artistic eco-trail + nature immersion. 3. Busselton Jetty, 17 Foreshore Parade, Busselton—iconic “longest timber-piled jetty” in SH, open daily. The sea views are insane. Admission is $68, so book in advance via trip.com if you want to save time! 4. Busselton Foreshore—chill spot for sunset vibes, perfect after jetty stroll. Grab a takeaway coffee! 5. Mandurah Boardwalk, 73 Mandurah Terrace—river, lakes & ponds, plus Western-style architecture equals ultimate outdoor cultural moment. 6. Cohunu Koala Park, 68 Nettleton Rd, Byford—get up close with koalas and snap a close-up with other native critters. 7. Subiaco Theatre Gardens, Perth—unwind in fresh air, flowers & modern art. Perfect city park to end a busy trip. Getting Around: Use local Transperth trains & buses—super easy, just download a mobile ticket. For quick hops (like Mandurah-Jetty-Byford), rideshare makes sense if pressed for time. Food: Try Busselton’s seaside cafes (don’t skip Aussie pies), and Mandurah’s riverside fish’n’chips for classic WA taste. Extra Tip: The climate’s mostly sunny—light layers and a sunhat are wise. Tap-and-pay works everywhere, but some cafes prefer contactless only. #visitwa #giantsofmandurah #busseltonjetty #naturevision #tripdotcom