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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.

Margaret River lies around 170 miles (275 kilometers) south of Perth. Skip the self-drive strain when you book this intimate tour, with numbers limited to just seven travelers and onboard Wi-Fi too. Stop at Surfers Point, the Boranup Karri Forest with its 165-foot (50-meter) trees, a winery, a dairy company, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, and more. Your package includes lunch but excludes Busselton Jetty admission fee and other food and drink.

There’s more to Rottnest Island than sandy beaches and beautiful bays, including a fascinating military history. Begin by taking in coastal views on a roughly 40-minute cruise from Perth. Next, take a train to the top of Oliver Hill and venture into the island's historic WWII tunnels with a guide, for insight you'd miss if exploring by yourself. When it’s time to leave, simply head back to the jetty to catch your return ferry.

Planning tastings and transport in the Margaret River region can be time-consuming, especially if you want to sample its wines without worrying about driving. This small-group tour takes care of the logistics, visiting three handpicked wineries for guided tastings, with lunch included at one of the venues. Along the way, enjoy a bonus stop to sample locally made chocolates, then finish the day at a regional brewery, where you can purchase beers to try if you choose.

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 Wildlife Park and enjoy an included fish and chips lunch in the lobster fishing town of 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.

Avoid the hassle of driving long distances after dark on this guided sunset and stargazing tour from Perth. Travel to Yanchep National Park to spot kangaroos and meet the koala colony, then continue to the unique limestone formations of Pinnacles Desert. Enjoy an included dinner in the fishing town of Cervantes and then return to the desert after dark to experience clear, light-pollution-free skies—combining wildlife, scenery, and stargazing in one seamless experience. Read more about - Pinnacle Desert Sunset and Night-time Stargazing Tour from Perth

Experience the best boutique wineries in Perth on this exclusive small-group Swan Valley tasting tour. Enjoy a guided full-day trip around Australia’s second-oldest wine-making region, with personalized tastings at four award-winning cellar doors, a delicious gourmet lunch, and an artisan cheeseboard. You’ll also end the day on a sweet note with a visit a local chocolate making factory, before returning to the city.

A piece of paradise in the Indian Ocean just off the coast of Perth, Rottnest Island is a favorite day trip getaway due to its white-sand beaches, isolated turquoise bays, biking paths and vehicle-free environment. Travel to the island on the high-speed ferry from either Perth or Fremantle—make your choice when booking. Then spend your time on the island however you please before returning the same day by ferry. Popular activities include snorkeling, biking and looking for quokkas, the resident wildlife.

Swimming with wild dolphins is a must for many travelers when visiting Perth or wider Western Australia. However, knowing the right places to visit can be confusing. This full-day tour takes you to the best spots in Rockingham—around 40 minutes from the city—to see pods of dolphins thrive in their natural habitat. Snorkel alongside them, always from a respectful distance, or hop back onto the boat to watch them from the deck.

Skip the woes of public transport, taxis, and ridesharing apps with a pre-booked departure transfer direct from Perth city center to Perth airport. Offering a punctual, reliable, and convenient door-to-door service from your city center accommodation, this pre-booked transfer service is suitable for groups of up to seven (with a maximum of one suitcase each). You’ll also enjoy luggage assistance from your driver along with mints and bottled water.

Enjoy a whale-watching cruise on a comfortable vessel with a naturalist guide. Depart from Augusta or South Fremantle and set out on the waters of Geographe Bay in search of humpback whales and southern right whales, plus seals, dolphins, and seabirds. Your guide provides commentary about the whales and their migration along Western Australia’s coast, so you learn fun facts the whole time.

Discover the coastal charm of Perth and Fremantle on this diverse half-day sightseeing tour. Take in views of the cityscape at Kings Park Botanic Gardens, and then get a closer look at cultural landmarks on a commentated coach tour. Head to the coast to admire the famous sandy stretches of Cottesloe Beach and soak up the seaport ambiance of historic Fremantle.

A Coastal Kimberley adventure, this tour showcases the majestic islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and the Horizontal Falls, the amazing coastline of the Dampier Peninsular back to Broome. Read more about what your day of adventure entails by selecting the location points below.

Head to one of the most charming regions in Western Australia on this 2-day tour of the Margaret River Region. See amazing forests, rugged beaches, magical limestone caves and much more. Along the way, enjoy some delicious meals and stop in for a wine tasting at the award-winning Leeuwin Estate

The rugged sea cliffs and white-sand beaches of the Kimberley Coast provide a magnificent backdrop for a whale-watching experience. With this tour, set sail from Broome on an afternoon viewing cruise and have a chance to spot humpback whales during their seasonal migration. Learn about the whales from your marine biologist guide, listen to whale song using the boat’s hydrophone, and look out for sea snakes, dolphins, and sea turtles.

Go in search of orcas off the south coast of Western Australia on a whale-watching tour from Bremer Bay. You'll cruise out to the edge of the continental shelf for the chance to spot orcas and other marine life of the Great Southern Range, such as pilot whales, sperm whales, and beaked whales. Lunch and snacks are included on board.

End a day in paradise with a three-hour sunset cruise aboard a catamaran. You’ll be taken along the coastline from Broome, where you can relax on board and enjoy the views or cool off with a swim in the boom net. Snack on provided canapes and relax with a drink, either from the bar or BYO. Look out for dolphins and turtles on the way.

Broome Adventure Cruises is the only Cruise company to start and finish at the sensational 'Broome Weddings and Events' a private beach side vista complete with licensed bar for their tour guest's exclusive use. It is here that you will indulge in a five-course tapas meal and cocktails enjoying the warm, welcoming, and friendly service that Broome Adventure Cruises is famous for. Cruise the waters of Roebuck Bay (Yawuru Nagulagun) a heritage listed marine park steeped in history, culture and marine life with so many stories to share. Enjoy the spectacular scenery, birdlife and marine life that are in abundance. Gather your friends and family for a decadent cruise enjoying sparkling wine & gourmet platters onboard whilst absorbing the Broome Tunes. Brahminy Kite is the only cruising vessel in this region with a shallow draft enabling cruising down the shallow waters of Dampier creek where the scenery, bird life and marine life are spectacular. Guests can board directly from the beach.

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.

Embark on a half-day sailing adventure through Ningaloo Reef's crystal-clear waters. Sail to two of our favorite snorkeling spots, allowing you to explore the underwater wonders at your own pace. Spend up to 1 hour at each site, encountering a variety of fish, vibrant coral, and friendly resident turtles. Enjoy a delicious onboard lunch with options like a sausage sizzle or vegetarian option, along with a selection of teas, coffee, and drinking water. You're welcome to bring your own food or drinks and use the cooler provided, just inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies. Top off your experience on our custom Boomnet. BYO alcohol is permitted (no red wine). Please note: participants cannot enter the water once alcohol has been consumed.

Thoroughly explore the coast of Western Australia between Perth and Exmouth but skip the hassle of driving on this 7-day group tour that includes accommodation, meals, and some activities. Starting in Perth, head north to Exmouth, visiting Kalbarri National Park, Shark Bay, Ningaloo Reef, and more along the way before returning to Perth. Learn more about the region through live commentary and purchase optional extra activities if you like.

Explore Rottnest Island without long walks or guesswork on this informative trolley ride aboard the Captain Hussey train. Instead of navigating the island on your own, relax as your guide shares stories of Aboriginal heritage and World War II defenses along the route. Visit key sites, including the Oliver Hill Battery and tunnel fortifications, gaining clear insight into the island’s lesser-known history in a fun, easy way.

If you’re into dinosaurs, beautiful views, and good food and drink, this eclectic tour is for you. Your small group will be taken to where you can see 120 million-year-old dinosaur footprints within a dramatic landscape. Take a boat ride up Dampier Creek and keep an eye out for wildlife (the modern, not the prehistoric, kind). Finish off the tour with refreshing cocktails and a tasty meal at a waterfront restaurant.