The Voice of Agritourism
in Western Australia
The Western Australia Agritourism Association (WAAA) is the peak body dedicated to the growth, support, and advocacy of the agritourism sector across the state.
Our Purpose
Championing WA Agritourism
The Western Australia Agritourism Association (WAAA) Inc. is the dedicated voice for our state’s thriving agritourism sector. As a professionally-managed, not-for-profit, and member-driven organisation, we’re here to foster growth, empower operators, and ensure a vibrant future for farm-based tourism across Western Australia.
Our Vision
Western Australia as a Premier Agritourism Destination
Imagine Western Australia as a globally recognised leader in agritourism – a place where visitors consistently connect with authentic farm life, celebrate our diverse agricultural heritage, and enjoy exceptional, sustainable experiences. This is the vision WAAA is committed to making a reality for our members and our state.
Our Core Focus
Cultivating Community, Elevating Experiences, Showcasing WA
Our strategy is built on three pillars: building a connected community of passionate operators, elevating the quality and sustainability of every agritourism offering, and showcasing Western Australia as an unmissable agritourism destination to the world. Join us in shaping this exciting journey.
Latest Insights & Stories from WA Agritourism
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New Zealand Builds Regional Agritourism Networks
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New Zealand’s cluster-based agritourism network model mirrors exactly what WAAA is building, and the lessons for WA operators are concrete…
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California Quail Detected Near Perth, Crops at Risk
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A prohibited pest quail species has been confirmed near Perth, with DPIRD warning numbers may be higher than the two…
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California Summit Finds Permits the Top Barrier for Operators
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WA operators face the same permitting maze California flagged as its top barrier, and the fix starts with the same…
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Small Farm, Multiple Income Streams, Agritourism Ambition
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A 2.2-acre farm in India offers WA agritourism operators a structural lesson: depth of experience and genuine on-farm story can…
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Plant-a-Tree Cellar Door Model Worth Watching
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A Tasmanian vineyard’s “Plant and Sip” cellar door model offers WA operators a low-cost, repeatable way to build emotional connection…
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Italy’s 33 Million Agritourism Visits Hold Lessons for WA
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Italy’s 33 million agritourism visits in 2026 reveal business logic on hubs, shoulder-season bookings and risk management that WA operators…
