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WA glamping

There's something about the word 'glamping'. It conjures up happy visions of two enticements - camping in a remote and scenic place, but not doing it tough!

Mile End Glamping

Forget the old glow-stars on the roof trick. Mile End Glamping takes your mind to space with its see-through geodesic domes allowing the cosmos into the bedroom. Each dome is equipped with a private kitchen, BBQ and spa bath, making the thought of returning to urban life lightyears away.

Located in bushland in the Margaret River region, Mile End Glamping is only a short 15-minute drive to Dunsborough and Busselton – that’s if you feel like returning back into the WA-stratosphere.

More details: Mile End Glamping.

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Bungle Bungle Savannah Lodge

Welcome to the Bungle Bungle Range, one of Australia's most unusual and ancient formations! If you are planning a trip to the state's north-west, do include these iconic 'rock stars', you need to do it right with a stay at the Bungle Bungle Savannah Lodge. Its modern eco-friendly private cabins are top choice to check out what natural beauty awaits within Purnululu National Park, home of the postcard-worthy Bungle Bungles.

Considered as one of Australia’s top spots for stargazing, you will also enjoy luxury lifestyle at its finest, in one of the most remote and breathtaking places in the world.

More details: Bungle Bungle Savannah Lodge.

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Ningaloo Reef

It sounds so dreamy: snoozing in a ridiculously comfortable bed (or private hammock) then waking to the sound of the waves gently kissing the shore. Follow this with diving into another realm to explore a kaleidoscope of colour and encounters with friendly sea creatures. At Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef, near Exmouth on the Coral Coast, you can relive that dream again and again

This eco-luxe wilderness getaway is perfectly positioned in the dunes of Cape Range National Park just outside Exmouth. Each of the luxury camp’s 15 safari tents boasts views of Ningaloo Reef.

With easy access to UNESCO World Heritage-listed reef itself, it makes the four S’s – sleep, swim, snorkel and stargaze – a superb holiday itinerary to surrender to. Upgrade your seascape schedule by adding a guided splash with a humpback whale or whale shark or take part in a guided gorge tour.

More details: Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef

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