Discover Australia’s North West
From the iconic Cable Beach to the World Heritage listed Purnululu National Park, Australia’s North West offers visitors a true wilderness experience. The far north region of WA is a popular destination for West Australians chasing warmth during the April to October months, known as the dry season.
During this period, thousands of visitors head north for the busy tourism period in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions when the rain ends and the area re-opens to visitors. Popular with interstate visitors and working holidaymakers, the main towns of Broome and Kununurra offer numerous flight connections.
Learn more about Australia’s North West’s tourism sector through our latest visitor statistics and insights, including fact sheets for key Local Government Areas and Regional Development Commissions.
Following Tourism Research Australia's change to the new Domestic Tourism Statistics (DoTS) system, the dashboard below has been amended to only show international visitation, with domestic visitor statistics to be added when more information is available.
The fact sheets are based on the National Visitor Survey and will be updated in 2026 with data from DoTS.