Top Perth Chocolate Tours

Take a break from the city and head into the country for the day on this full-day tour around the Margaret River region. Nearly 170 miles south of Perth, Margaret River is a charming town that’s part of a premium wine-making region with a strong national and international reputation. On this private tour, enjoy the undisturbed quiet of sites like the unearthly Ngilgi Limestone Cave and visit a couple of wineries without worrying about being crowded out of your tastings.

You can visit the Pinnacles Desert independently from Perth, but you miss the details that make this otherworldly landscape so special. Join a guide to explore the limestone formations and sandy expanses, with insight into how and why the structures formed. Along the way, stop off at Yanchep National Park to spot kangaroos and koalas, and wrap up the experience with traditional Aussie fish and chips.

The desert landscape of the Pinnacles is especially atmospheric at dusk. Skip experiencing it in the company of busloads of tourists on a full-day tour from Perth that’s timed to get you to the Pinnacles for sunset. Before that, take in the views of the incredible sand dunes from the Guilderton lookout, stroll along the Hangover Bay Coast, and admire the views from the Nilgen Lookout. Includes a picnic dinner with wine.

Enjoy multiple experiences in one day during this guided, multi-stop tour that includes a dolphin cruise in the canals of Mandurah. While onboard, watch as dolphins play, chase the boat and show off. Look out to see the Creery Wetlands filled with an abundance of species of birds. Sample locally made chocolate and head to Fremantle and Monument Hill.

What sets this tour apart is its private and personalised approach. Designed for small groups, each experience focuses on quality over quantity — visiting carefully selected wineries at a relaxed pace, without large buses or rigid schedules. With a hospitality background and bilingual hosting in English and Spanish, we create meaningful, unhurried days that feel more like exploring with a local than joining a tour.