This is the largest Western Australian tourism region, incorporating much of the vast interior of the stare, as well as the dazzling southern coastline along the Great Australian Bight. It gets it's name not just from the fascinating Goldfields of Kalgoorlie ,  Historic Leonora and Gwalia  and the Laverton area, but also from the golden beaches and amazing coastline of Esperance and the Hopetoun - Ravensthorpe area. The golden wheat field's of Merredin and the Wheatbelt as well as the internationally renowned carpets of wildflowers (golden and otherwise) that pop up all over the region each spring. The Pioneers’ Pathway is a new self-drive route that traverses the Wheatbelt following the well worn trail many prospectors once took on their way to the Yilgarn and Kalgoorlie Goldfields. Wave Rock is in this region, as are many adventure drives, such as the Outback Highway. From Norseman, the Eyre Highway leads you to the Nullabor Plain, and worlds longest golf course, the Nullarbor Links. This 18-hole par 72 golf course will span 1,365 kilometers with one hole in each participating town or roadhouse along the Eyre Highway, from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia to Ceduna in South Australia. Each hole includes a green and tee and somewhat rugged outback-style natural terrain fairway. The course would provide a quintessential Australian experience and a much-needed activity/attraction for travelers along the renowned desolate highway.   The Golden Outback is a big Australian experience. You can stay at high class hotels or at some Special Interest Accommodation from small friendly B&B or Farmstays to Pet Friendly properties and many more. The official website is at Australia's Golden Outback .

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