The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is situated at the most south westerly tip of Australia. 
- Diverse Industry
- Mining and Minerals
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Tourism
- Agribusiness and Food
- Wine and Viticulture
- Forestry
- Fishing and Aquaculture
- Retail and Commerce
- Creative Industries
Tourism
The South West has a coastline with some of the best surfing beaches in the State, towering forests and established wine regions.
The region's mild climate and diverse natural attractions draw more domestic and international visitors than any other part of regional Western Australia.
With an international reputation as a producer of premium wines, unique opportunities for growth in wine tourism are emerging.
It is expected tourism will continue to develop as a major contributor to the region's economy as visitors are increasingly attracted to the unique South West lifestyle.
Nature based or eco-tourism is emerging as an area with significant potential for growth.
The South West's proximity to Perth, and availability of high quality accommodation and conference facilities makes it an ideal choice for conferences, meetings and seminars.
Visitors to the region are as diverse as people themselves. From budget-minded backpackers, to jet-setters looking for that unique indulgence, the South West has it all.
Tourism is a significant contributor to the South West region's economy.