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Western Australian Locations

Where will you tell your story?

Photo credit Elizabeth Quay, Perth. © Tourism Western Australia

Take advantage of the incredible scenery and diverse locations that Western Australia has to offer.

Browse our gallery to get inspired and find spectacular locations that will bring your project to life.

Browse Locations by Category

Buildings in City of Perth skyline lit up at night

Inner City

© Tourism Western Australia

Calm beach with clear blue skies and grassy coast in the background

Coastal

© Tourism Western Australia

Forest with sunlight filtering through the trees

Forest

© Frances Andrijich

Aerial photos of white vehicle driving down a road surrounded by red earth and scrubland.

Roads

© Tourism Western Australia

Street of heritage architecture buildings at sunset

Buildings & Architecture

© Paul Smyth

Outback with red earth, scrubland and rocks with sun hanging low over the horizon in a clear blue sky.

Outback

© Tourism Western Australia

Rolling hills covered in yellow wildflowers

Vineyards & Farmland

© Tourism Western Australia

Poppet heads and industrial equipment in the outback

Industrial

© Tourism Western Australia

River cutting through a red rock gorge

Gorges

© Tourism Western Australia

List Your Location

Have you considered listing your home, land, office building, warehouse, restaurant, bar, hotel or other locations as a filming location?

If you think you have the perfect scenic, picturesque, quirky or distinct location, add it to our online locations gallery and your location could be seen on the big or small screen!

Learn more about listing your location

Wildflowers, Perenjori © Tourism Western Australia

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