
Cue Travel Guide
Western Australia, Australia
Cue is a very small inland town in Western Australia, with a population of 324. It sits in the state’s interior, well away from the coast, and operates on Perth time.
Travellers arriving by air can use Cue Airport. There are no notable named beaches within 40 kilometres, so Cue is better suited to an inland Western Australian itinerary than a beach break.
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Population
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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 Cue
Jan
39°3Feb
39°1Mar
35°4Apr
28°3May
26°1Jun
19°4Jul
19°4Aug
23°4Sep
27°1Oct
31°2Nov
33°5Dec
38°2Average daily maximums with rainy days per month, from the last three years of weather history.
Things to do in Cue
Cue Hill
historic site
3.2 km
Cue Tourist Park
park
3.6 km
Walga Rock
historic site
4.8 km
Old Masonic Hall Cue
historic site
3.7 km
Getting there
Cue Airport · 0 km
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