Augusta is a town located in the south-west corner of Western
Australia, where the Blackwood River emerges into Flinders Bay. It is
the nearest town to Cape Leeuwin on the furthest south-west corner of
the state.
The region is one of the most attractive holiday areas in the country,
with a spectacular coastline which includes the most south-westerly
point on the Australian continent.
The location contains many scenic contrasts, in which the indented
coastline blends with spectacular views and the Blackwood River and
Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park combine with the coast to provide a
landscape that offers much to the visitor.
Activity holidays play a large role within the region, Long distance
walking is very popular, with designated trails from cape to cape. With
such a long coastline sea and shore, fishing is widely available as is
excellent game angling, plus good river fishing is to be found on the
beautiful Blackwood River.
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