Top Perth Historical Tours - page 2

Take a tour of the Bell Tower in Perth near Elizabeth Quay and learn about the ancient bells—including the huge ANZAC bell. Running daily, this tour is perfectly timed to take in the midday ringing of the ANZAC bell. You’ll also have the chance to go behind-the-scenes into the ringing chamber and hear a popular WWI song played on the Carillon while enjoying views over the Swan River from the sixth-floor observation deck.

This convenient day tour is the easy way to visit the "wheatbelt" area from Perth. The area is enormous, so you can’t see it all in a day, but you can see a lot with the help of a local guide. Choose the sights and activities that interest you most; as this is a private tour you have the ability to customize the itinerary. Visit a range of natural and cultural attractions, and enjoy a classic Aussie road trip.

Discover the highlights of Western Australia’s scenic south on this 4-day tour from Perth. Sample local flavors in Margaret River, cruise around the Nornalup Inlet, and see where the Indian and Southern oceans converge at the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Discover the area’s natural attractions as you marvel at the vast Mammoth Cave and climb above the treetops in the Valley of the Giants.

See Rottnest Island from the water on this day trip that includes a high-speed wildlife boat ride. Travel to the island—a favorite local getaway due to its secluded beaches and relaxing environment—by high-speed ferry from Perth or Fremantle. Then embark on a thrilling ride to look for seals, dolphins, sea birds, and other marine life. Afterward, you have free time on the island to explore independently—rent a bike or go swimming off one of the white-sand beaches.

Experience some of Western Australia’s unique natural and cultural gems on this full-day tour from Perth. Discover a little-known slice of Australian history at New Norcia’s Benedictine Abbey, where you can browse sacred artifacts and buy unique handmade goods. After an included lunch, travel to Nambung National Park to experience a walk amongst the moon-like landscapes of the Pinnacles Desert.

Discover the best of Western Australia on this 4-day small-group Outback Coast Tour from Perth. This expertly guided tour takes you to top natural attractions including the Pinnacles Desert, Kalbarri National Park, and the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Get up close with wild dolphins at Monkey Mia, walk on the pure white sands of Shell Beach, and cruise the turquoise waters of Shark Bay on a scenic catamaran tour. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable driver-guide, ensuring a relaxed and informative experience. This tour includes hotel accommodation, national park entry, wildlife experiences, and a fresh seafood lunch at the famous Lobster Shack in Cervantes. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers, this small-group tour (max 12 guests) offers an immersive and stress-free way to explore the wild beauty of Western Australia. Book now to experience the highlights of WA’s coastline and outback—without the crowds or the hassle.

Enjoy a taste of the best of the southwest region of Margaret River on this diverse, full-day tour from Perth. Along the way, visit the record-setting Busselton Jetty and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet. Indulge in lunch and beer tastings at a boutique brewery, and learn about the area’s ancient geologic history as you wander through the magnificent formations of Mammoth Cave.

A magical way to see the historical Port City, Fremantle. Prior to British settlement, the indigenous Noongar people inhabited the area, knew it by the name of Walyalup. Visited by Dutch explorers in the 1600s, Fremantle was named after Captain Charles Fremantle. The convict-built Fremantle Prison and is now a World Heritage Site. Fremantle was deepened for commercial shipping, into a bustling trade centre. Declared a city in 1929, Fremantle played a key role in World War II as the largest submarine base. Post-war immigration from Europe, particularly Italy, shaped Fremantle's character, after hosting the 1987 America's Cup. Today, Fremantle is recognised for Victorian and Edwardian streetscapes, convict-era heritage with a thriving arts and culinary scene. The Fremantle War Memorial is located on Monument Hill, an 11-acre public reserve, the Fallen Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial, established by the Fremantle Town Council in 1928 to commemorate the losses of the First World War.

Explore 200 years in an afternoon! This tour tells Perth’s story from the struggling Swan River Colony to its coming of age as the City of Light. Each stop on the tour progressively tells Perth’s story decade-by-decade. The tour includes current-day and historical footage to show how each shift in the State’s fortunes has driven waves of demolition, development and social change. Boom-and-bust showcases quintessentially Western Australian stories such as: > The City’s strange obsession with heritage balconies > The ancient science of indigenous farming practices > Perth’s ‘scandalous’ modernist art movement > London Court: the first place in Perth to have air-conditioning > The rise, fall and rise again of Alan Bond Rushed itineraries miss the magic. Stories Unseen is the clever way to experience places differently. Our curated, self-guided tours seamlessly bring locations to life with audio & immersive narration from our charismatic companions.

Explore the highlights of the Margaret River region without the hassle of planning a route on this guided multi-day tour from Perth. Travel comfortably with hotel pickup, enjoy included breakfasts and lunches, and stay in 4-star accommodations while visiting wineries, galleries, markets, caves, and coastal landmarks. Highlights include walks through the Boranup Karri Forest and a tasting at Thompson Estate, known for its acclaimed chardonnays and cabernets.

Limited edition tour with Friday & Sunday departures from late August to the end of September 2026 This small group tour is led by passionate guide Cara from take you there tours. With 15 years of floristry experience, she blends her love of flowers and tourism into this one unique experience. Highlights include, - Kings Park, thousands of native flowers on display - WA bush trails, discover wildflowers in their natural habitat - Canola fields, transforming landscapes to a sea of yellow - Lunch at New Norcia Monastery, a unique historic town - Visit the Charles Gardner Botanical Art Exhibition - Boutique wine tasting and native flower farm Guided by Mother Nature, her timings are never exact. Below are our best seasonal insights. *Kings Park festival runs through Sep 2026 *Canola blooms late Aug through Sept. 2025 seen the fields flowering from 25th Aug - 25th Sep *New Norcia's 2025 everlastings bloomed late August - 28th Sep, ground daisies seen until the first week of Oct.

Discover the wondrous wildlife and mystical natural attractions of Western Australia on this full-day tour from Perth. Discover kangaroos and koalas at Caversham Wildlife Park, and learn about the local lobster industry with a tour of a lobster plant and fresh seafood lunch in Cervantes. Take a guided walk through the eerie, lunar-like landscape of Pinnacles Desert, and get your heart racing as you speed through the massive dunes of Lancelin on a sandboarding and 4WD adventure.

Discover the gourmet delights of the Swan Valley region on a half- or full-day tour from Perth. Explore the culinary highlights of this Western Australian wine region, from cheese and chocolate to craft beer and, of course, wine. Learn about winemaking in the area, and enjoy a delicious lunch if you select the full-day tour. Between stops, stay cool on an air-conditioned coach.

From natural landmarks to Aboriginal culture, this day trip from Perth through Western Australia’s wheat belt area introduces you to the regional history and geological beauty that lie outside the city. Visit York, the oldest township in Avon Valley; Wave Rock and Hippo’s Yawn, unusual rock formations; Mulka's Cave, an ancient Aboriginal sacred site; and make a stop for tea in a quaint country town. You may see wildflowers in bloom from the coach between September and November.

Indulge in some of the best wines and foods produced in the Swan Valley on a day trip from Perth. Head into this lush wine region just north of the city, and hop from winery to winery to taste some acclaimed varietals. Visit local wineries for tastings, break for a gourmet winery lunch, and enjoy chocolate, liqueur, cheese, and beer tastings on top. Air-conditioned transport and specified tastings included.

Looking for a half-day adventure that packs in stunning scenery, fascinating natural wonders, and a peaceful escape from the city? The Pinnacles Express tour is the perfect way to explore one of Western Australia’s most iconic landscapes—without the crowds and without spending a full day on the road! Unlike large, impersonal group tours, this intimate experience is limited to just 19 guests, ensuring a relaxed, comfortable journey with plenty of personal attention from your knowledgeable Local Guide. From the moment you’re picked up at your hotel in Perth you’ll journey along the dramatic Indian Ocean coastline toward the Nambung National Park, home of the world-famous Pinnacles Desert. Here, thousands of ancient limestone spires rise from golden sands, creating a surreal landscape that feels like stepping onto another planet.

See a wide range of sights in Perth and Fremantle in just a few hours with this tour. Get picked up from your accommodation or cruise port and then sit back and relax while your driver/guide takes you past the major city attractions. See the Bell Tower, Victoria Quay, Kings Park, Swan River and much more. As you move across the city, listen to informative commentary from your guide.

Pack your day with history, nature, culture, and more during this full-day, guided, multi-stop tour that includes a visit to Fremantle’s Cappuccino Strip, known for its many outdoor cafes. Defy gravity with a tree-top walk in Kings Park and take in landscape views from high above. On the ground, wander to see wildflowers blooming and the Eternal Flame before heading to Fremantle to visit Monument Hill, Fisherman’s Wharf, and take in the atmosphere.

Discover a multitude of delights that Hillarys Marina has to offer. Enjoy the beach and the birds in this northern area.

Sample local fresh produce in the Wheatbelt, sip on a glass of wine at a boutique winery and explore the historic streets of New Norcia. This flexible tailor made tour has genuine flavour and soul. A private tour gives you a luxury VIP experience that’s flexible to your travel style. Our tour van is designed for comfort and we can comfortably carry 5 passengers. We can accommodate up to seven passengers for groups travelling with five adults and two children or smaller individuals. For larger groups (up to 20 pax) please contact take you there tours directly to make arrangements.

Humankind has been obsessed has been telling stories about crime and misadventure since the printing press was created. Stories Unseen takes true crime to Perth's streets - no longer a guilty pleasure to be enjoyed behind closed doors. Our curated, self-guided tours seamlessly bring locations to life with audio & immersive narration from our charismatic companions. We don't just tell you, we show you the things that go bump in the night. Uncover Perth's gritty underbelly with tales of criminal gangs, haunted theatres, and Western Australia's most notorious serial killer (and the ones that got away!). The tour also shines a light on the secret hidden inside Perth's Swan Bell Tower. Rushed itineraries miss the magic. Discover more of what piques your interest, and stay longer to create and capture shareable moments that will last a lifetime.

Getting to “Rotto,” as the locals affectionately call it, is just a short ferry ride from the mainland and a world away from city life. A Rottnest Island Day Tour is the perfect way to experience all that this car-free, carefree Class A reserve has to offer in a single day. For such a tiny island, it packs a lot of pleasure into your visit. On its shores, 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and many coral reefs and wrecks invite you to enjoy some of Australia’s finest swimming spots, snorkel trails, and surf breaks. On dry land, you’ll meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the world-famous quokka, as well as many unique plant and animal species.

This is a private tour. No stangers or others are in your booking. Your guide is a local born & bred West Australian with considerable experience in the locations we visit. The focus of this tour is the point where the Indian and the Southern Oceans meet. The guided tour of the Leeuwin Lighthouse itself is optional. A heritage pass to the grounds of the lighthouse and viewing where the oceans meet applies at minimal cost. Other locations can be added with some consultation on request. Specially selected small towns add interest to this big day in the Margaret River region. If children are included we can include some of the most beautiful beaches in the world along the coast. A brief stop at the Margaret River and Busselton Township is included in this tour. Cave tours are not options in this tour as they are lengthy and impact on other destinations.

Fly from Perth to Australia’s Southwest, with views of gorgeous beaches and country Australia. After the flight, a coastal drive to the ancient and spiritual tingle forests leads you to the Tree Top Walk, where you can walk among the giants in the treetops. The tour then extends to Denmark, a tranquil country town with stunning white beaches and turquoise waters. Here, you’ll also visit the gorgeous and unique “Elephant Rocks”, a collection of massive rocks littering a secluded beach.Take some time out to relax and enjoy a meal, before we drive you to Albany. Here, you’ll see a page from Australia’s history books at the Old Whaling Station; where a major industry thrived for many years. Afterwards, visit the awe inspiring ‘Gap’ and ‘Natural Bridge’ which tell a story thousands of years in the making. These epic geological structures stand at the border of land and sea, showing off the raw power of the Southern Ocean. From July to October, whales can be seen off the coast.