Australian Pinnacle Tours

Depart­ing
at 7:00 AM

Return­ing at 7:30 PM

Dura­tion 12:30 Hrs

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, our first stop is Bea­gle Bay Abo­rig­i­nal Com­mu­ni­ty. Here we vis­it the famous Sacred Heart Church with its exquis­ite Pearl Shell Altar, built in 1918 by the Pal­lo­tine Monks.

Head­ing fur­ther north, our next stop is One Arm Point. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, we enjoy a guid­ed vis­it to the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Vis­it the aqua­cul­ture cen­tre, where a range of local art and arte­facts can be admired and pur­chased (cash only).

Next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

For the inner adven­tur­er, next is an exhil­a­rat­ing 2‑hour sea safari on the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago famed for enor­mous tidal rush, stand­ing waves and intense whirlpools.

We bid farewell to those that have cho­sen the Scenic Flight (must be pre-booked), before head­ing back to Broome on the coach. Arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly 7:30pm. A drop off to your hotel is included.

Depart­ing at 7:00 AM

Return­ing at 5:00 PM

Dura­tion 10:00 Hrs

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, our first stop is Bea­gle Bay Abo­rig­i­nal Com­mu­ni­ty. Here we vis­it the famous Sacred Heart Church with its exquis­ite Pearl Shell Altar, built in 1918 by the Pal­lo­tine Monks.

Head­ing fur­ther north, our next stop is One Arm Point. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, we enjoy a guid­ed vis­it to the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Vis­it the aqua­cul­ture cen­tre, where a range of local art and arte­facts can be admired and pur­chased (cash only).

Next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

For the inner adven­tur­er, next is an exhil­a­rat­ing 2‑hour sea safari on the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago famed for enor­mous tidal rush, stand­ing waves and intense whirlpools.

We then join the Scenic Flight (must be pre-booked). Arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly 5:00pm. A drop off to your hotel is included.

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, our first stop is Bea­gle Bay Abo­rig­i­nal Com­mu­ni­ty. Here we vis­it the famous Sacred Heart Church with its exquis­ite Pearl Shell Altar, built in 1918 by the Pal­lo­tine Monks.

Head­ing fur­ther north, our next stop is One Arm Point. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, we enjoy a guid­ed vis­it to the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Vis­it the aqua­cul­ture cen­tre, where a range of local art and arte­facts can be admired and pur­chased (cash only).

Next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

Time for an after­noon swim in the beau­ti­ful turquoise waters of Kool­ja­man. Sit back and relax or stroll along the beau­ti­ful white sand beach, tak­ing in the amaz­ing scenery. 

We bid farewell to those that have cho­sen the Scenic Flight (must be pre-booked), before head­ing back to Broome on the coach arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly 7.30pm. A drop off to your hotel is included.

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, our first stop is Bea­gle Bay Abo­rig­i­nal Com­mu­ni­ty. Here we vis­it the famous Sacred Heart Church with its exquis­ite Pearl Shell Altar, built in 1918 by the Pal­lo­tine Monks.

Head­ing fur­ther north, our next stop is One Arm Point. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, we enjoy a guid­ed vis­it to the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Vis­it the aqua­cul­ture cen­tre, where a range of local art and arte­facts can be admired and pur­chased (cash only).

Next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

Time for an after­noon swim in the beau­ti­ful turquoise waters of Kool­ja­man. Sit back and relax or stroll along the beau­ti­ful white sand beach, tak­ing in the amaz­ing scenery. 

We then join the Scenic Flight (must be pre-booked), arriv­ing in Broome at approx­i­mate­ly 5:00pm. A drop off to your hotel is included.

The tour trav­els east from Broome into the fas­ci­nat­ing part of out­back Aus­tralia, known as the Kim­ber­ley region. We head over the Willare Bridge, cross­ing the mighty Fitzroy Riv­er, for our morn­ing tea break. 

We then head to one of the Kimberley’s most famous land­marks, the Boab Prison Tree, once used to house con­victs. Whilst here view Myalls Bore. 

Head­ing through the Kim­ber­ley Cat­tle coun­try we con­tin­ue along the famous Gibb Riv­er Road arriv­ing at Wind­jana Gorge, for a scrump­tious pic­nic lunch. Regard­ed as a clas­sic world geo­log­i­cal fea­ture, the gorge is a renowned fresh­wa­ter croc­o­dile spot­ting site. Keep an eye out for wildlife hid­ing in the Lennard Riv­er, which runs through Wind­jana Gorge. The gorge’s lime­stone walls rise more than 100 metres and it is home to fos­sils of shells and sea creatures. 

After­wards, head to Tun­nel Creek, a 750-metre long flood­ed cav­ern. On this great adven­ture walk, wade through knee to thigh high water and hear the sto­ry of Jan­damar­ra. The tun­nel fea­tures many beau­ti­ful for­ma­tions includ­ing sta­lac­tites and sta­lag­mites and is also home to a vari­ety of bats, olive pythons and fresh­wa­ter crocodiles. 

Enjoy a swim at the end of the tun­nel in a water­hole before head­ing back for after­noon tea and onwards back to Broome with a stop enroute for din­ner (at your own expense). The approx­i­mate time of arrival is at 10:00pm. A drop-off to your hotel is included.

Begin­ning at Willie Creek, we enjoy a sam­pler Pearl Lug­gars Tour on the per­ils of the deep and hear what the ear­ly pearl divers had to endure. Next, we trav­el to Chi­na­town to vis­it Sun Pic­tures, the world’s old­est oper­at­ing pic­ture gar­dens. Then it is on to a stop at Matso’s Brewery.

At Matso’s Brew­ery, we stop to enjoy a beer tast­ing host­ed by one of Matso’s knowl­edgable staff, includ­ing their famous gin­ger beer, before head­ing out of town.

At Town Beach, learn of Broome’s One Day War before trav­el­ling on to the Japan­ese Ceme­tery which high­lights the close ties the Japan­ese estab­lished between Broome and its pearling indus­try. We then vis­it Broome Port, which is known for being the largest deep-water access port ser­vic­ing the Kim­ber­ley region.

After­wards, we move on to Gantheaume Point most com­mon­ly known for its red rock cliff face, dinosaur foot­prints and Anastasia’s Pool. Trav­el­ling on, we enjoy a brief vis­it to the pic­turesque Cable Beach.

We then head down to Gantheaume Beach to enjoy some light refresh­ments and nib­bles and watch the sun­set. A drop off to your hotel is included.

Inclu­sions:
Lux­u­ry coach trans­port, pic­nic
lunch and wine tast­ing
Welling­ton Dam 

High­lights:

Welling­ton Dam is the largest dam in the south west region. Mar­vel at the biggest dam mur­al in the world
paint­ed by Gui­do van Helten. 

St. Aidan Wines
Enjoy a wine tast­ing and nib­bles from this fam­i­ly bou­tique win­ery look­ing out at the Fer­gu­son River. 

Stir­ling Cot­tage Gar­dens
We stop at Stir­ling Cot­tage Gar­dens. The beau­ti­ful gar­dens sur­round the quaint tim­ber homestead. 

Har­vey Cheese
Enjoy cheese tast­ings with an oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase
Pin­jar­ra Bak­ery
Stop for morn­ing tea at the famous Pin­jar­ra Bak­ery at own expense. 

Pot­ters Gorge
Enjoy a pic­nic lunch in this for­est set­ting over­look­ing the waters of the dam.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM
Return­ing at 9:30 PM

We trav­el south from Perth dri­ving through farm­land with graz­ing cat­tle and pass­ing by coastal towns. Arriv­ing at Bus­sel­ton, we stop for morn­ing tea (own expense) to view the icon­ic Bus­sel­ton Jet­ty. This is the longest tim­ber jet­ty in the South­ern Hemi­sphere (please note there is not enough time at this stop to walk the full length of the jet­ty). Dri­ving into the heart of the region, we head to one of Mar­garet River’s old­est brew­eries for a gourmet plat­ter lunch of local pro­duce, with com­pli­men­ta­ry beer and cider tastings. 

Fol­low­ing lunch we con­tin­ue south to an inter­na­tion­al­ly renowned win­ery to taste some of their best award-win­ning wines, whilst gain­ing indus­try insights on wine pro­duc­tion with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase. Next it’s on to Mam­moth Cave for a guid­ed tour through this goth­ic cave with vast cham­bers that reveal fas­ci­nat­ing infor­ma­tion on the region’s flo­ra and fau­na. Con­tin­u­ing south, through the Boranup For­est of enor­mous Kar­ri Trees, we reach the most fas­ci­nat­ing part of the region at Augus­ta. Here at Cape Leeuwin Light­house, mar­vel at the divid­ing point between the South­ern and Indi­an Oceans — a rare phe­nom­e­non to view the meet­ing of two oceans.

Then we head north to the town­ship of Mar­garet Riv­er for a brief stroll on the main street. After a long but fan­tas­tic day it’s back to Perth, arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly at 8:30pm.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

A great taster tour tak­ing in Perth and Fre­man­tle, afford­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dri­ve around these icon­ic cities with var­i­ous stops. Start­ing in Perth, the tour takes in all major attrac­tions of the revi­talised Perth CBD, includ­ing the West­ern Aus­tralian Crick­et Ground (WACA).

Then on to Kings Park Botan­i­cal Gar­dens, where you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view wild­flow­ers or take in the stun­ning views from the war memo­r­i­al look­ing back over the city sky­line. Con­tin­ue through the afflu­ent West­ern Sub­urbs of Perth, known as Mil­lion­aires’ Row before reach­ing Cottes­loe Beach where the Indi­an Ocean sparkles. 

Trav­el on into his­toric Fre­man­tle, view­ing the impres­sive facades of this her­itage list­ed city includ­ing a brief stop. 

Note: This tour ter­mi­nates at Bar­rack Street Jet­ty in Perth. Hotel drop-offs are not includ­ed. Tour inclu­sions and itin­er­ary are sub­ject to vari­a­tion due to road clo­sures, events, road­works or oth­er fac­tors beyond our control.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

A great taster tour tak­ing in Perth and Fre­man­tle, afford­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dri­ve around these icon­ic cities with var­i­ous stops. Start­ing in Perth, the tour takes in all major attrac­tions of the revi­talised Perth CBD, includ­ing the West­ern Aus­tralian Crick­et Ground (WACA).

Then on to Kings Park Botan­i­cal Gar­dens, where you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view wild­flow­ers or take in the stun­ning views from the war memo­r­i­al look­ing back over the city sky­line. Con­tin­ue through the afflu­ent West­ern Sub­urbs of Perth, known as Mil­lion­aires’ Row before reach­ing Cottes­loe Beach where the Indi­an Ocean sparkles. 

Trav­el on into his­toric Fre­man­tle, view­ing the impres­sive facades of this her­itage list­ed city includ­ing a brief stop. 

Note: This tour ter­mi­nates at Bar­rack Street Jet­ty in Perth. Hotel drop-offs are not includ­ed. Tour inclu­sions and itin­er­ary are sub­ject to vari­a­tion due to road clo­sures, events, road­works or oth­er fac­tors beyond our control.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

A great taster tour tak­ing in Perth and Fre­man­tle, afford­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dri­ve around these icon­ic cities with var­i­ous stops. Start­ing in Perth, the tour takes in all major attrac­tions of the revi­talised Perth CBD, includ­ing the West­ern Aus­tralian Crick­et Ground (WACA).

Then on to Kings Park Botan­i­cal Gar­dens, where you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view wild­flow­ers or take in the stun­ning views from the war memo­r­i­al look­ing back over the city sky­line. Con­tin­ue through the afflu­ent West­ern Sub­urbs of Perth, known as Mil­lion­aires’ Row before reach­ing Cottes­loe Beach where the Indi­an Ocean sparkles. 

Trav­el on into his­toric Fre­man­tle, view­ing the impres­sive facades of this her­itage list­ed city includ­ing a brief stop. 

Note: This tour ter­mi­nates at Bar­rack Street Jet­ty in Perth. Hotel drop-offs are not includ­ed. Tour inclu­sions and itin­er­ary are sub­ject to vari­a­tion due to road clo­sures, events, road­works or oth­er fac­tors beyond our control.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

A great taster tour tak­ing in Perth and Fre­man­tle, afford­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dri­ve around these icon­ic cities with var­i­ous stops. Start­ing in Perth, the tour takes in all major attrac­tions of the revi­talised Perth CBD, includ­ing the West­ern Aus­tralian Crick­et Ground (WACA).

Then on to Kings Park Botan­i­cal Gar­dens, where you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view wild­flow­ers or take in the stun­ning views from the war memo­r­i­al look­ing back over the city sky­line. Con­tin­ue through the afflu­ent West­ern Sub­urbs of Perth, known as Mil­lion­aires’ Row before reach­ing Cottes­loe Beach where the Indi­an Ocean sparkles. 

Trav­el on into his­toric Fre­man­tle, view­ing the impres­sive facades of this her­itage list­ed city includ­ing a brief stop. 

This option includes a relax­ing Swan Riv­er cruise back to Perth. Alter­na­tive­ly, remain on the coach return­ing to Perth at approx­i­mate­ly 12:30pm.

Option: Half Day City Sights and Fre­man­tle + Swan Riv­er Cruise

This option includes the gener­ic tour plus a Swan Riv­er Cruise from Fre­man­tle back to Perth City’s Bar­rack Street Jetty.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

A great taster tour tak­ing in Perth and Fre­man­tle, afford­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dri­ve around these icon­ic cities with var­i­ous stops. Start­ing in Perth, the tour takes in all major attrac­tions of the revi­talised Perth CBD, includ­ing the West­ern Aus­tralian Crick­et Ground (WACA).

Then on to Kings Park Botan­i­cal Gar­dens, where you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view wild­flow­ers or take in the stun­ning views from the war memo­r­i­al look­ing back over the city sky­line. Con­tin­ue through the afflu­ent West­ern Sub­urbs of Perth, known as Mil­lion­aires’ Row before reach­ing Cottes­loe Beach where the Indi­an Ocean sparkles. 

Trav­el on into his­toric Fre­man­tle, view­ing the impres­sive facades of this her­itage list­ed city includ­ing a brief stop. 

This option includes a relax­ing Swan Riv­er cruise back to Perth. Alter­na­tive­ly, remain on the coach return­ing to Perth at approx­i­mate­ly 12:30pm.

Option: Half Day City Sights and Fre­man­tle + Swan Riv­er Cruise

This option includes the gener­ic tour plus a Swan Riv­er Cruise from Fre­man­tle back to Perth City’s Bar­rack Street Jetty.

After stop­ping at Caver­sham Wildlife Park in the Swan Val­ley to view koalas, wom­bats and hand feed the kan­ga­roos, we trav­el along qui­et back roads to the lob­ster fish­ing town of Cer­vantes. Once here, enjoy a behind-the-scenes fac­to­ry tour on the pro­cess­ing of West­ern Aus­tralia Rock Lob­ster, fol­lowed by our includ­ed fish and chips lunch, or why not upgrade to half a grilled lob­ster (at extra cost). 

Then it’s onwards to Nam­bung Nation­al Park to see the mys­ti­cal Pin­na­cles Desert for an easy paced walk through the fas­ci­nat­ing land­scape, giv­ing you the oppor­tu­ni­ty to real­ly embrace this amaz­ing and mys­ti­cal place. The high­light of the tour involves 4‑wheel dri­ving over the vast sand dunes of Lancelin in cus­tom built vehi­cles unique to ADAMS Pin­na­cle Tours. This is fol­lowed by the thrilling expe­ri­ence of down­hill sand board­ing over these con­stant­ly mov­ing dunes.

After an amaz­ing day with the Pin­na­cles Desert, 4WD and sand board­ing spe­cial­ists, return to Perth down the Indi­an Ocean Dri­ve stop­ping to view wild­flow­ers en route (sea­son­al), arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 7.30pm.

Your adven­ture tour begins at the icon­ic Sor­ren­to Quay Hillarys Boat Har­bour. Whilst here, be sure to explore the stun­ning mari­na, shop for sou­venirs and enjoy morn­ing tea at one of the local eater­ies (at own expense). 

Depart­ing the mari­na, we trav­el on to the Lancelin sand dunes and expe­ri­ence the thrill of down­hill sand board­ing on the white sandy dunes. This is fol­lowed by an includ­ed fish and chips lunch at the Lancelin Beach Hotel. 

Then it’s onwards to the panoram­ic Lancelin Beach for a scenic stroll or alter­na­tive­ly take the oppor­tu­ni­ty for a quick swim. 

We then trav­el to the icon­ic Nam­bung Nation­al Park in the town of Cer­vantes for a guid­ed easy paced walk through the mys­ti­cal Pin­na­cles Desert — a tru­ly icon­ic West­ern Aus­tralia land­scape. Dis­cov­er the moon-like sand­scape of these fas­ci­nat­ing lime­stone formations. 

If time per­mits, be sure to make a vis­it to the Pin­na­cles Desert Dis­cov­ery Cen­tre to learn more about the Pin­na­cles and the cul­tur­al and nat­ur­al her­itage of the area. 

Return to Perth down the Indi­an Ocean Dri­ve arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 6:00pm.

We head north away from the city towards Yanchep Nation­al Park for a quick com­fort stop and an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see the koalas and kan­ga­roos. From here we head up the coast towards the mag­i­cal Pin­na­cles Desert to view the mys­ti­cal lime­stone rock for­ma­tions. Arriv­ing late after­noon avoids the crowds and heat and allows for breath­tak­ing sun­sets. Expe­ri­ence the moon-like land­scape come to life as the sun sets over the Indi­an Ocean and the moon rises. 

?Once dark­ness falls, we head to the fish­ing town of Cer­vantes for our includ­ed din­ner in a tra­di­tion­al West­ern Aus­tralia tav­ern to soak up a real Aus­tralian atmos­phere before head­ing out into the night to expe­ri­ence the night sky. We head back into the Pin­na­cles Desert to the obser­va­tion deck to expe­ri­ence the tran­quil­li­ty of the nation­al park and view the night sky with­out light pollution. 

Return to Perth arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 11.00pm.

Note: This is a relaxed sight­see­ing tour rather than a pro­fes­sion­al astron­o­my based expe­di­tion. Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a jumper and your cam­era. Please feel free to bring a pair of binoc­u­lars and down­load your favourite stargaz­ing app on your phone to enhance your expe­ri­ence on this tour. Tour dura­tion may be short­ened due to inclement or extreme weath­er. Sun­set and stargaz­ing can­not be guar­an­teed due to bad/​weather and exact view­ing times will change due to sea­son­al variations.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

Trav­el­ling through the Swan Val­ley, we arrive at New Nor­cia, home to Australia’s only Bene­dic­tine Abbey. A lit­tle piece of Spain comes alive in this town, full of his­to­ry, art and archi­tec­ture. Hear the local his­to­ry before view­ing the chapel and muse­um arte­facts gift­ed to the monastery by Popes and Roy­al­ty of Spain. Vis­it the famous Bene­dic­tine Com­mu­ni­ty with a guid­ed tour of the town and main sites includ­ing the muse­um and art gallery where you will find extra­or­di­nary arte­facts dat­ing back to when New Nor­cia was an Abo­rig­i­nal mission.

Next we move on to the Abbey Church; home to one of only two large Moser organs, orig­i­nal­ly craft­ed in Ger­many. This is fol­lowed by a vis­it to St Gertrude’s Col­lege, a grand goth­ic style build­ing which was orig­i­nal­ly built as a girls board­ing school and opened in 1908. 

We then vis­it a pro­duce shop sell­ing olive oil, fruit, wine, New Nor­cia nut cake and breads, before enjoy­ing a fish and chips lunch and local breads and olive oil at the his­toric New Nor­cia Hotel. Then we head on to the West­ern Wild­flower Farm for a brief talk about how wild­flow­ers are dried and export­ed. We con­tin­ue on for an easy paced walk through the mys­ti­cal Pin­na­cles Desert and see the Pin­na­cles from the look­out over the park. If time per­mits make a vis­it to the Pin­na­cles Desert Dis­cov­ery Centre.

Return to Perth down the Indi­an Ocean dri­ve arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 7:30pm.

Depart­ing at 10:45 AM

Vis­it spec­tac­u­lar Rot­tnest Island, the ​“Emer­ald Isle in a Sea of Sap­phire”, only 19 kilo­me­tres off the main­land coast. ​“Rot­to” has a relaxed atmos­phere and unique fea­tures that will leave a last­ing impression. 

It is believed that Rot­tnest Island sep­a­rat­ed from the main­land 7,000 years ago and is now the largest of a chain of islands off the coast of Perth. The stun­ning, pris­tine envi­ron­ment includes 63 seclud­ed beach­es, 20 bays, crys­tal clear water, fas­ci­nat­ing his­to­ry, the quok­ka and more. All the ​“Colours of Rot­tnest” can only be ful­ly appre­ci­at­ed on the ful­ly com­men­tat­ed Rot­tnest ​“Bay­seek­er Island Tour”. 

Explore the stun­ning beau­ty of this A‑Class reserve in air-con­di­tioned com­fort, tak­ing in the amaz­ing fau­na and flo­ra of the island, stun­ning beach­es, wood­lands and incred­i­ble salt lakes. 

This 1.75-hour island tour includes all of Rottnest’s must-see loca­tions includ­ing the Wad­jemup Light­house, Hen­ri­et­ta Rocks, the majes­tic look-out point at the rugged Cathe­dral Rocks and Cape Vlam­ingh. All major habi­tats are cov­ered on this amaz­ing tour, includ­ing Rottnest’s cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal her­itage rang­ing from Mar­itime, Colo­nial and Mil­i­tary his­to­ry to future developments.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era, we also rec­om­mend bring­ing sunscreen. 

This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itinerary.

Vis­it spec­tac­u­lar Rot­tnest Island, the
​“Emer­ald Isle in a Sea of Sap­phire”, only 19 kilo­me­tres off the main­land coast.
​“Rot­to” has a relaxed atmos­phere and unique fea­tures that will leave a last­ing
impres­sion.

It is believed that Rot­tnest Island sep­a­rat­ed
from the main­land 7,000 years ago and is now the largest of a chain of islands
off the coast of Perth. The stun­ning, pris­tine envi­ron­ment includes 63 seclud­ed
beach­es, 20 bays, crys­tal clear water, 

fas­ci­nat­ing his­to­ry, the quok­ka and more. All
the ​“Colours of Rot­tnest” can only be ful­ly appre­ci­at­ed on the fully 

com­men­tat­ed Rot­tnest ​“Bay­seek­er Island
Tour”.

Explore the stun­ning beau­ty of this A‑Class
reserve in air-con­di­tioned com­fort, tak­ing in the amaz­ing fau­na and flo­ra of
the island, stun­ning beach­es, wood­lands and 

incred­i­ble salt lakes. 

This 1.75-hour island tour includes all of
Rottnest’s must-see loca­tions includ­ing the Wad­jemup Lighthouse, 

Hen­ri­et­ta Rocks, the majes­tic look-out point
at the rugged Cathe­dral Rocks and Cape Vlam­ingh. All major habi­tats are cov­ered
on this amaz­ing tour, includ­ing Rottnest’s cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal her­itage
rang­ing from Mar­itime, Colo­nial and Mil­i­tary his­to­ry to future developments.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes,
bring a hat and your cam­era, we also rec­om­mend bring­ing sunscreen. 

Depart­ing at 11:30 AM

Vis­it spec­tac­u­lar Rot­tnest Island, the ​“Emer­ald Isle in a Sea of Sap­phire”, only 19 kilo­me­tres off the main­land coast. Join the most com­pre­hen­sive guid­ed tour of the island allow­ing you to explore the stun­ning beau­ty of this A‑Class nat­ur­al reserve in air-con­di­tioned com­fort, tak­ing in the amaz­ing fau­na and flo­ra of the island, stun­ning beach­es, wood­lands and incred­i­ble salt lakes – com­menc­ing with a unique his­toric train ride. 

This 4‑hour all-inclu­sive island tour takes in all of Rottnest’s must-see loca­tions fea­tur­ing the Wad­jemup Light­house, Hen­ri­et­ta Rocks, Oliv­er Hill Gun For­ti­fi­ca­tion and Tun­nels and the majes­tic look-out point at the rugged Cathe­dral Rocks and Cape Vlamingh. 

All major habi­tats are cov­ered on this amaz­ing tour, includ­ing Rottnest’s cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal her­itage rang­ing from mar­itime and mil­i­tary his­to­ry right up to future devel­op­ments. Fin­ish the day by explor­ing the island set­tle­ment or enjoy a drink at the Rot­tnest Quok­ka Arms Pub. 

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. We also rec­om­mend bring­ing sun­screen, swim wear and a tow­el in the event of a quick swim dur­ing post tour free time. All entry fees are includ­ed with­in the tick­et price. This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itin­er­ary or pricing

Depart­ing at 10:30 AM

Jour­ney to the his­tor­i­cal Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nel For­ti­fi­ca­tion on board the unique 64-seat Cap­tain Hussey trol­ley train. This tour begins with an infor­ma­tive train ride pass­ing some icon­ic and his­tor­i­cal land­marks on the island. 

Upon arriv­ing at Oliv­er Hill, be tak­en on a guid­ed tour through the stun­ning tun­nel sys­tem that once played a cru­cial role in Australia’s mil­i­tary defence in World War II. 

The area is still pre­served with Rot­tnest’s WWII guns and tun­nels, which com­mem­o­rate its mil­i­tary his­to­ry and our sol­diers who fought to defend the shores of West­ern Australia.

Rot­tnest Island was a key part of the West­ern Aus­tralian defence dur­ing WWII. The island was home to intri­cate secret tun­nels and housed 9.2″ guns to pro­tect against invad­ing Axis forces. 

Post-war, the 9.2‑inch bat­tery on the island was saved from dis­pos­al due to the high cost of removal and ship­ping the guns to the main­land. This led to the preser­va­tion of the mil­i­tary arte­facts. Now, this equip­ment pro­vides a look at the rich his­to­ry of the West­ern Aus­tralia defence force and attracts many vis­i­tors to the area every year.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. All entry fees are includ­ed with­in the tick­et price. This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itin­er­ary or pricing

Depart­ing at 11:30 AM

Jour­ney to the his­tor­i­cal Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nel For­ti­fi­ca­tion on board the unique 64-seat Cap­tain Hussey trol­ley train. This tour begins with an infor­ma­tive train ride pass­ing some icon­ic and his­tor­i­cal land­marks on the island. 

Upon arriv­ing at Oliv­er Hill, be tak­en on a guid­ed tour through the stun­ning tun­nel sys­tem that once played a cru­cial role in Australia’s mil­i­tary defence in World War II. 

The area is still pre­served with Rot­tnest’s WWII guns and tun­nels, which com­mem­o­rate its mil­i­tary his­to­ry and our sol­diers who fought to defend the shores of West­ern Australia.

Rot­tnest Island was a key part of the West­ern Aus­tralian defence dur­ing WWII. The island was home to intri­cate secret tun­nels and housed 9.2″ guns to pro­tect against invad­ing Axis forces. 

Post-war, the 9.2‑inch bat­tery on the island was saved from dis­pos­al due to the high cost of removal and ship­ping the guns to the main­land. This led to the preser­va­tion of the mil­i­tary arte­facts. Now, this equip­ment pro­vides a look at the rich his­to­ry of the West­ern Aus­tralia defence force and attracts many vis­i­tors to the area every year.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. All entry fees are includ­ed with­in the tick­et price. This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itin­er­ary or pricing

Depart­ing at 12:30 PM

Jour­ney to the his­tor­i­cal Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nel For­ti­fi­ca­tion on board the unique 64-seat Cap­tain Hussey trol­ley train. This tour begins with an infor­ma­tive train ride pass­ing some icon­ic and his­tor­i­cal land­marks on the island. 

Upon arriv­ing at Oliv­er Hill, be tak­en on a guid­ed tour through the stun­ning tun­nel sys­tem that once played a cru­cial role in Australia’s mil­i­tary defence in World War II. 

The area is still pre­served with Rot­tnest’s WWII guns and tun­nels, which com­mem­o­rate its mil­i­tary his­to­ry and our sol­diers who fought to defend the shores of West­ern Australia.

Rot­tnest Island was a key part of the West­ern Aus­tralian defence dur­ing WWII. The island was home to intri­cate secret tun­nels and housed 9.2″ guns to pro­tect against invad­ing Axis forces. 

Post-war, the 9.2‑inch bat­tery on the island was saved from dis­pos­al due to the high cost of removal and ship­ping the guns to the main­land. This led to the preser­va­tion of the mil­i­tary arte­facts. Now, this equip­ment pro­vides a look at the rich his­to­ry of the West­ern Aus­tralia defence force and attracts many vis­i­tors to the area every year.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. All entry fees are includ­ed with­in the tick­et price. This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itin­er­ary or pricing

Depart­ing at 1:30 PM

Jour­ney to the his­tor­i­cal Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nel For­ti­fi­ca­tion on board the unique 64-seat Cap­tain Hussey trol­ley train. This tour begins with an infor­ma­tive train ride pass­ing some icon­ic and his­tor­i­cal land­marks on the island. 

Upon arriv­ing at Oliv­er Hill, be tak­en on a guid­ed tour through the stun­ning tun­nel sys­tem that once played a cru­cial role in Australia’s mil­i­tary defence in World War II. 

The area is still pre­served with Rot­tnest’s WWII guns and tun­nels, which com­mem­o­rate its mil­i­tary his­to­ry and our sol­diers who fought to defend the shores of West­ern Australia.

Rot­tnest Island was a key part of the West­ern Aus­tralian defence dur­ing WWII. The island was home to intri­cate secret tun­nels and housed 9.2″ guns to pro­tect against invad­ing Axis forces. 

Post-war, the 9.2‑inch bat­tery on the island was saved from dis­pos­al due to the high cost of removal and ship­ping the guns to the main­land. This led to the preser­va­tion of the mil­i­tary arte­facts. Now, this equip­ment pro­vides a look at the rich his­to­ry of the West­ern Aus­tralia defence force and attracts many vis­i­tors to the area every year.

Note: Please wear com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. All entry fees are includ­ed with­in the tick­et price. This tour departs from Rot­tnest Island and fer­ry trans­port is not includ­ed in the itin­er­ary or pricing

ITIN­ER­ARY:

·
17.00 – Depart Perth to head to the Grav­i­ty
Dis­cov­ery Cen­tre in Gingin 

·
18.30 – 19:30 – Enjoy café style din­ner in
Grav­i­ty Cen­tre Café upon arrival

·
19.30 – 21:30 – Enjoy amaz­ing guid­ed
stargaz­ing at the Gin­gin Obser­va­to­ry – 2hr

·
21.45
– Return to Perth arriv­ing 23:00

TOUR GUIDE:

Begin your adven­ture from Perth head­ing up to
the amaz­ing Grav­i­ty Dis­cov­ery Cen­tre in Gin­gin. On arrival enjoy a light café
style din­ner before head­ing to the amaz­ing Gin­gin Obser­va­to­ry for a guid­ed night tour of the Grav­i­ty
Dis­cov­ery Cen­tre Obser­va­to­ry with local astronomers to explore the won­ders of
the night sky. This ses­sion is held in the Obser­va­to­ry and includes stargaz­ing
through the five tele­scopes avail­able for pub­lic view­ing. Return to Perth down the Indi­an
Ocean Dri­ve arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 23.00.

INCLUDES:

Lux­u­ry coach trav­el, din­ner, expert com­men­tary from your Coach Cap­tain,
entry fees to attrac­tions and guid­ed tour.

PICK UP POINTS:

16.30 – Tourist Coach Bay Welling­ton Street
(Out­side Perth Train Station)

17.00 – CROWN River­side (near McDonalds)

NOTES:

Wear
com­fort­able walk­ing shoes, bring a hat and your cam­era. Please advise of any
dietary require­ments at time of book­ing. (Itin­er­ary inclu­sions sub­ject to
change or omis­sion at operator’s discretion) 

Jour­ney through West­ern Australia’s wheat­belt to Hyden – home of Wave Rock, tru­ly one of Australia’s most incred­i­ble nat­ur­al land­forms. Leav­ing Perth we head through the Perth Hills and escarp­ment and enter farm­ing coun­try. Head­ing east, we enjoy morn­ing tea (own expense) at his­toric York, the first town­ship found­ed in the Avon Val­ley. From there we trav­el the Wheat­belt High­way through the agri­cul­tur­al towns of Cor­ri­gin and Kon­dinin; through out­back farm­ing coun­try – giv­ing a glimpse of Aus­tralian coun­try life. 

We then stop briefly at the infa­mous Dog Ceme­tery, a shrine to man’s best friend and an inte­gral part of farm­ing life. Then vis­it Hippo’s Yawn, a rock for­ma­tion which resem­bles a hip­po yawn­ing. We then break for an Aussie coun­try style lunch at the Wild­flower Shop. 

Whilst here, vis­it either a Wildlife Park, view a unique Antique Lace Col­lec­tion – even fea­tur­ing lace from Lady Diana, or vis­it the amaz­ing Toy Sol­dier museum. 

Then we move on to see the spec­tac­u­lar pre­his­toric rock for­ma­tion of Wave Rock and sacred Abo­rig­i­nal sites. Leav­ing Wave Rock, we vis­it Hip­po’s Yawn and Mulka’s Cave. 

We return to Perth with a stop at a remote coun­try town for a light after­noon tea and snack (own expense) arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly at 8:30pm.

Depart­ing at 8:00 AM

Whilst the slope, soils and ancient gran­ite out­crops of the Dar­ling Escarp­ment are tra­di­tion­al­ly the ide­al habi­tat and loca­tion to view wild­flow­ers, pro­fu­sion varies dai­ly and is depen­dant on sunshine.

We vis­it loca­tions all around the Perth region where we expect to find the finest wild­flow­ers for you to see and smell, mon­i­tor­ing the progress of wild­flow­ers once in sea­son to ensure we min­imise trav­el time. Kings Park is renowned for its guar­an­tee of wild­flow­ers but areas such as Wire­less Park, Gin­gin and Toodyay are also pro­lif­ic at var­i­ous times.

Our expe­ri­enced guide will help you iden­ti­fy rare and del­i­cate wild­flow­ers includ­ing renowned ever­last­ings, orchids, red and green kan­ga­roo paw, banksias, bot­tle brush and West­ern Australia’s most famous orange flow­er­ing Christ­mas trees. Dur­ing the day at an oppor­tune time (hope­ful­ly close to the gor­geous wild­flow­ers), we stop for our includ­ed lunch (venue depen­dant on itinerary).

There is ample time to iden­ti­fy and pho­to­graph flow­ers and a com­pli­men­ta­ry wild­flower book­let on West­ern Australia’s unique wild­flow­ers is included.

Please be aware that this tour high­lights indi­vid­ual species and not car­pets or fields of flow­ers, which are found 500 kilo­me­tres north of Perth.

Due to the extensive organisation involved with touring a strict cancellation policy will be applicable to compensate for costs and lost revenue.

FOR 1 DAY TOURS and SHORT BREAK TOURS

Within 24 hours = 100% cancellation fee

2 to 15 days out = 50% cancellation fee

16 to 29 days out = 25% cancellation fee

30+ days out = no cancellation fee

VALIDITY

All fares and itineraries are valid at time of entry.