Western Australia, Australia: Towns to Explore on Foot

Western Australia is Australia’s largest state, a vast landscape where ancient Indigenous histories meet dramatic coastlines, desert interiors and thriving modern centres. Neywo offers a free audio guide for Western Australia, covering 9 cities with 91 narrated places across 6 walking tours, available in 11 languages.

Key destinations

Albany

Albany was one of the first European settlements in the state, after Britain claimed the area and Perth followed as the Swan River Colony. Today visitors can explore narrated sites such as the Albany Co-operative Society Building, Albany Town Hall and the Albany Convict Gaol.

Australind

Australind features the Leschenault Estuary Eco Museum as its highlighted narrated place, offering insight into the local wetland environment.

Broome

In Broome the audio guide highlights the Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral and the Anglican Church of the Annunciation, reflecting the town’s multicultural heritage.

Bunbury

Bunbury’s narrated stops include Cardwell and the University Waterhole, providing points of interest along the city’s waterfront.

Busselton

Busselton’s audio guide focuses on St Mary’s Church, a notable landmark in the coastal town.

Esperance

Esperance is represented by a single narrated place that introduces the town itself and its surrounding natural setting.

Fremantle

Fremantle offers the richest selection of narrated sites in the region, including Fremantle Prison, the E Shed Markets, the Engine Museum and the Western Australian Maritime Museum.

Mandurah

Mandurah’s audio guide covers several parks: Dalrymple Park, Greenhouse Park, Jack Coyle Park and Lantern Park, each providing a different perspective on the city’s green spaces.

Perth

As the state’s population and government centre, Perth presents a wide range of narrated attractions such as St John’s Lutheran Church, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, the Western Australian Museum and St John’s Pro‑Cathedral.

Explore Western Australia with Neywo

Neywo’s free audio guide lets you discover these places at your own pace. With 6 walking tours spanning 91 narrated stops in nine cities, the app plays the story of each site as you reach it, without any group or schedule. Narration is available in 11 languages, making it easy to engage with Western Australia’s deep history, diverse environments and vibrant urban life wherever you go. Simply download Neywo, start a tour, and let the audio guide enrich your walk through this extraordinary state.