Top Western Australia Outdoor Activities - page 4

Nature and wildlife lovers will enjoy the chance to see snubfin dolphins, turtles, sea snakes, and a variety of birds in their natural habitat. From Broome you'll cruise along the coast to admire the views of Gantheaume Point, Reddell Beach, Roebuck Bay, and more. Your marine biologist guide will tell you all about the local area and its wildlife as you go.

Explore the Swan Valley's offerings, including wineries, a brewery, and a chocolate factory, on this full-day tour from Perth. Enjoy a filling lunch with a cheese board and more wine, followed by chocolate tasting. Then hop aboard a boat to cruise back to Perth on the Swan River, indulging in a selection of cakes and listening to live music while you admire the views.

Enjoy an easy way to visit Rottnest Island—known for its white-sand beaches, secluded bays, and scenic bike paths—with this convenient sightseeing package. After taking a ferry trip from Perth or Fremantle, explore at your leisure with an included bike rental. Follow scenic trails, spot pink salt lakes, and upgrade to include a snorkel rental. After a full day out, take a return ferry to your original departure point.

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.

Rottnest Island is home to skydiving centers but is located about half an hour from the coast on the water. This full-day skydiving trip includes tickets for round-trip ferry service from Freemantle, roughly half an hour from central Perth by car. After the ferry trip, hop aboard a plane, tighten your harness, and start your freefall skydiving experience.

Turn your visit to the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse into an immersive journey to the past on a 30-minute tour. Learn about harrowing shipwrecks, life as a lighthouse keeper, and more. Be sure to have your camera ready for the panoramic views of the Margaret River Region at the top of the lighthouse. Offered from 9:30am to 4:30pm, you can enjoy the guided tour whenever it works for your busy schedule.

Travel from Perth to Fremantle or vice versa on a relaxing Swan River cruise. You’ll glide along the river, admiring the waterfront scenery of Perth’s downtown skyline, upscale suburbs, and yacht clubs. Drinks may be purchased from the onboard bar. Plus, choose from several departure times to best suit your schedule.

Soar in a seaplane, cruise in a power boat, and trek across the Kimberley on this small-group, full-day tour from Broome. Fly over the Buccaneer Archipelago and learn about the Kimberley’s rich Indigenous culture, land, and community. Next, venture off the beaten track and experience the powerful tides of the Horizontal Falls via powerboat. Travel overland through spectacular scenery to the Dampier Peninsula, before visiting Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. Stop at the unique Mother of Pearl Church at the tip of the peninsula and visit Cygnet Bay for a fascinating tour of Australia’s oldest pearl farm.

See more of Rottnest Island by touring by bike, a fun way to get active and enjoy the great outdoors. This ferry and bike package makes biking easy when you’re traveling away from home without your own bike. Cross from Fremantle to the island by ferry and pick up your bike on the other side, with a free fitting service included.

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.

Exploring Rottnest Island without transport can be limiting—but this return ferry and bike hire package from Perth makes it easy to cover the island at your own pace. Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Swan River before arriving on the island, then pick up your bike and set off on Rottnest’s network of cycling paths. Ride between white-sand beaches, snorkelling bays, and historic WWII sites, stopping whenever something catches your eye. With no fixed schedule to follow, you’re free to design your own adventure—and keep an eye out for the island’s famous quokkas along the way.

When visiting Coral Bay, take the opportunity to get a close-up look at the coral. This glass-bottomed boat tour of the Ningaloo Reef will satisfy every member of your party, including small kids and those who don’t want to swim. There’s no need to get wet (unless you want to use the included snorkeling gear) as you have a great view of the colorful tropical fish and corals right from the boat.

Gain fascinating insight into Australia’s aboriginal communities on a full-day tour to the Dampier Peninsula from Broome. Travel in a luxurious 4x4 vehicle to the remote Indigenous community at One Arm Point for a trochus hatchery visit led by Bardi Jawi locals, before visiting Cygnet Bay pearl farm to discover the complex process behind creating pearls along with lunch. Upgrade your tour to include a scenic flight over the stunning coast for a truly unforgettable experience.

Explore some of the most inaccessible places in north-western Australia the easy way on this half-day tour. From Broome, you and your small group will be flown to the incredible Buccaneer Archipelago. Be impressed by the natural wonder of the Horizontal Falls (tide dependent) and the aerial views of the islands and the Dampier Peninsula coast. Stop at the Ardyaloon Hatchery for lunch and learn more about Aboriginal culture.

Take a full day to discover the West Kimberley by fixed-wing plane on a 10-hour tour from Broome. Land at Cape Leveque for beach time at the Indian Ocean, and take a boat tour of the waters and a pearl farm at Cygnet Bay. From the air, check out natural attractions such as the Kimbolton Ranges, Fitzroy River, Horizontal Waterfalls, Buccaneer Archipelago, and more. Includes breakfast, lunch, and refreshments, boat tour, pearl farm tour, flights and ground transfers.

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.

With just one day to discover Perth, this time-saving tour takes in the city sights, the port town of Fremantle, and the Swan Valley. Start with a city tour, including Parliament House, Kings Park, and views along the Swan River. Continue to Fremantle, famous for its historic architecture, market, and ‘Cappuccino Strip’. Finally, explore the Swan Valley wine region, where you can enjoy wine and food tasting, spot kangaroos and koalas at the Caversham Wildlife Park, and visit Molly’s Farm.

Make the most of your day trip to Rottnest Island with this convenient bike hire and round-trip ferry combo. Collect your bike, hop on the ferry at Hillarys Boat Harbour, and take in views of the Perth skyline as you cruise across the Indian Ocean. On arrival, you're all set to explore the car-free island, take in the views from Wadjemup Lighthouse, and cycle between the many beaches and bays. You're free to travel at a pace that suits you, and when it’s time to leave, simply pedal back to the jetty to catch your return ferry.

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.

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.

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.

Early risers can enjoy this morning cruise along the Murchison River in Kilbarry, an experience available between the spring and fall months. Kilbarry's river cruise offers a fun blend of entertainment and information, with captivating commentary throughout the journey. This nature-based tour is ideal for those seeking tranquility and a chance to appreciate the stunning open spaces and river scenery. Discover fascinating insights into the fishing industry, local history, and the diverse flora and fauna of the area.

Explore the highlights of West Kimberley's highlights, including Mitchell Falls and Cape Leveque, on a full-day tour by plane from Broome. Learn about the Australian Outback when you land at Drysdale River Station, and swim in the Indian Ocean at Cape Leveque. Includes flights and ground transfers, breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Torndirrup's coastal sights are scattered along a rugged stretch south of Albany, across Princess Royal Harbour, and awkward to link on your own. Head out on a half-day tour with the route handled, taking in the ocean views from the summit of Stony Hill and the native bushland along the way. See the Gap and the Natural Bridge, where the waves break against the granite walls.