What to pack for Western Australia in the summer

When packing for the summer in Western Australia, it is essential to bring lightweight and breathable clothing due to the hot and dry climate.

Opt for loose-fitting shirts, shorts, sundresses, and skirts made from natural fabrics such as cotton or linen to stay cool and comfortable.

Don't forget to pack a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the intense sun.

Additionally, bring a swimsuit and beach cover-up for trips to the stunning beaches along the coast, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring the beautiful landscapes and national parks in the region.

In the summer, Western Australia experiences a hot and dry climate, with temperatures often soaring above 35 degrees Celsius.

The region is prone to heatwaves and rising temperatures can lead to bushfires and drought conditions. Coastal areas provide some relief from the heat, with cooling sea breezes offering respite from the inland heat.

Summer in Western Australia is generally associated with clear skies and minimal rainfall, making it a popular destination for beach-goers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Last summer - December, January, February

(Southern hemisphere)