Each spring, Australia’s South West transforms into a living wildflower garden, with more than 8,000 native species bursting into bloom, many of them found nowhere else on earth. From late August through to November, the region comes alive with colour; orchids and everlastings in early spring, followed by banksias, peas and coastal blooms as the season unfolds.
In this guide, you’ll discover some of the best places to see wildflowers across the South West, from coastal tracks to towering forests. We’ll also highlight the festivals and community events that celebrate the season, share a few essential tips for enjoying wildflowers responsibly, and help you plan your own wildflower getaway.
So, what are you waiting for? Let’s go!
Text and image courtesy Australia’s South West

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