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Transwa

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 1300 662 205

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24.01.2022 Remember The Kalgoorlie overnight sleeper? It used to take 14 hours to get from Perth to Kalgoorlie, until the Prospector came along in 1971. : State Library of Western Australia 347170PD

23.01.2022 Who knew the trip to Bunbury looked so damn good. : @lilmiraaaaaa

22.01.2022 LOCAL LINGO | Next time you see something amazing, why not celebrate it the Aussie way? What a purler!

21.01.2022 The Prospector was Australias fastest train in 1973, with top speeds of around 128 km per hour. Here it is passing through Avon Valley on the way to Kalgoorlie. : @statelibrarywa 085785PD

19.01.2022 Why say no, when you can say both yes and no at the same time?

19.01.2022 Take a walk on the wild side in the Boranup Karri Forrest. Simply catch a coach to Dunsborough and start exploring the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. : Tourism Western Australia

18.01.2022 Did you know that you can get 50% off all Transwa services with a valid Student SmartRider or Tertiary SmartRider?

14.01.2022 Planning your next WA holiday? Here are 3 places you should add to your list: 1. Bunbury 2. Kalgoorlie 3. Albany ... : @megshine10, @maryannebowden & @flo_bnn

14.01.2022 Taste Great Southern is coming back on March 26, with plenty of delicious foods and award winning wines to explore. Weve got regular coaches to Albany, so you can enjoy the ride on your way to the festival. Head to our website to plan your journey. : Amazing Albany www.tastegreatsouthern.com.au

14.01.2022 411km from Perth and 1,098m above sea level you can find a view like this. Bluff Knoll really is something else : @mikayllacapillanes

11.01.2022 Think climbing trees is just for kids? Try conquering all 53 metres of the Gloucester tree, located in the Karri Forrest with breathtaking views at the top. : Tourism Western Australia

09.01.2022 The colour of WA. : @indigostormphotography

09.01.2022 Looking for your next travel destination? Here are 5 reasons to pick Augusta: Climbing the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse The awe-inspiring Jewel Cave Whale watching on the coast The Boranup Karri Forrest... The Hardy Inlet and Blackwood River : Tourism Western Australia #Transwa #WesternAustralia #VisitWesternAustralia #ExploreWesternAustralia #ExploreWA #SeeWesternAustralia #TravelWesternAustralia #TravelAustralia #SeeAustralia #DiscoverWA #Augusta #JewelCave #ThisIsWA #WestIsBest #WhatsOnWA #AnotherDayInWA #JustAnotherDayInWA

07.01.2022 Theres nothing quite like peering through Natures Window. Take a trip on Transwas coach to explore the incredible Kalbarri National Park for yourself! Head to our website to plan your escape to Kalbarri. http://bit.ly/2W0RxkJ : Tourism Western Australia

04.01.2022 From Monday 3 August, a new express coach service will run between Bunbury and Mandurah on weekdays. Once you get to Mandurah, you can use your Transwa ticket on any Transperth train to get to the city. The coach will depart Bunbury Passenger Terminal at 6.00am, with the return service departing Mandurah Station at 6.00pm. Bookings are essential, secure your seat today. Visit our website for more info.

03.01.2022 Did you know your Transwa ticket includes Transperth train travel for the day? Talk about two birds, one stone!

03.01.2022 See more of WA for less and save yourself 15% when you travel between 1 Feb and 31 March. Just book online with the code moreforless. bit.ly/39HUevC0

03.01.2022 When the school term is all over red rover and it’s time to head on holiday

01.01.2022 The Rose Maze in Kojonup takes you on a journey, celebrating the lives of 3 women whose voices are woven into the maze’s rich tapestry of roses, pergolas, seating and pathways. Be captivated by their stories as you walk through the maze, and discover 100 varieties of Australian bred-roses. : Tourism Western Australia

01.01.2022 Tired of the ordinary? Theres no place like Gnomesville, with an estimated 10,000 gnomes on display around the village. You never know what you might find in Dardannup!