
Collie Travel Guide
Western Australia, Australia
Collie is a small inland town in Western Australia, with a population of 6,336. It sits in the state’s south-west, away from the coast, and serves as a local centre for the surrounding area.
The town is served by Collie Airport. There are no notable named beaches within 40 kilometres, so Collie is better suited to travellers focusing on its inland setting rather than a beach stay.
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Pays in AUD
Plug type Type I (UK adapter needed)
Emergency 000
Dial code +61
Tipping: Tipping is not mandatory in Australia, and service staff are generally paid a fair wage. However, tipping is appreciated for exceptional service.
Best time to visit Collie
Jan
31°1Feb
31°1Mar
28°3Apr
23°5May
20°8Jun
15°12Jul
15°16Aug
16°13Sep
18°8Oct
21°7Nov
25°4Dec
29°1Average daily maximums with rainy days per month, from the last three years of weather history.
Things to do in Collie
Roche Park
park
3.6 km
Coalfields Museum and Historical Research Centre
history museum
1.6 km
Collie Art Gallery
art gallery
1.9 km
Soldiers Park
park
2.4 km
Collie Water Park
water park
2.1 km
2.2 km
St Brigids Parish Collie
christian place of worship
2.1 km
Collie Church of Christ
christian place of worship
2.8 km
Getting there
Collie Airport · 0 km
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