WA public holidays 2026

Here’s a list of all the WA public holidays in 2026

Living in the Western Australia? Here’s a list of all the WA public holidays you need to know in 2026, as well as other important dates to make a note of on your calendar.

Whether you’re living in the Western Australia or just visiting, it’s important to note the dates of the holidays as many businesses and restaurants typically close or have reduced services on these days. Find out the upcoming public holidays in WA and plan ahead.

Public holidays and national days in WA in 2026

Whether you’re living in the Western Australia or just visiting, it’s important to note the dates of the holidays as many businesses and restaurants typically close or have reduced services on these days.

To ensure you don’t miss out on anything important, our guide puts together a list of WA public holidays 2026 and important dates for your calendar.

https://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/labour-relations/public-holidays-western-australia

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