Singaporean travellers planning their next Australian getaway can enjoy savings on accommodation, dining and attractions with Western Australia’s free WA Dream Pass, which brings together more than 70 offers from tourism and hospitality businesses across the state.
Western Australia remains a popular destination for Singaporeans, recording 125,000 Singaporean trips in the year ending March 2026. Nearly one in three Singaporean visitors to Australia travelled to Western Australia during the period.
Launched in 2026, the WA Dream Pass aims to help visitors stretch their holiday budgets while discovering experiences beyond the usual tourist attractions. The free pass provides access to offers from more than 50 tourism operators under the Dream Collective and over 20 food and beverage businesses recognised by the WA Good Food Guide.
Travellers can browse and redeem deals across the state through one platform, covering places to stay, dining options, attractions and guided experiences. The programme also highlights lesser-known destinations and activities, including Aboriginal cultural tours and wildlife encounters.
Among the featured deals is Quokka Adventure Tours’ Wildlife Under the Stars Tour at Dryandra Woodlands. The after-dark experience gives visitors the opportunity to spot native wildlife, including endangered numbats and bilbies, before stargazing beneath some of Australia’s darkest skies. WA Dream Pass holders can enjoy 20 per cent off the tour.
Those interested in Aboriginal culture can join Koomal Dreaming’s Twilight Didgeridoo Cave Tour, led by multi-award-winning Aboriginal tour operator Josh “Koomal” Whiteland. The experience combines Dreaming stories with a live didgeridoo performance inside Ngilgi Cave. Pass holders receive 20 per cent off public tour bookings worth at least A$100 for a minimum of two guests.
In Broome, Bunda Bunda Tours offers Aboriginal-led experiences on the Dampier Peninsula, exploring Jabirr Jabirr Country through traditional fishing, bush foods and cultural storytelling. The tours provide visitors with opportunities to learn about the region through the knowledge and perspectives of its Aboriginal guides.
Visitors can also explore the natural history and limestone formations of Ngilgi Cave through its Ancient Lands Experience, with WA Dream Pass holders receiving 15 per cent off the total booking.
For travellers seeking a quieter escape, Heyscape offers private off-grid cabins in scenic locations across Western Australia. Its WA Dream Pass deal includes a complimentary third night, giving visitors more time to unwind and explore their surroundings during a road trip.
