Top Perth Tours by Duration

Whether you’ve just arrived in Perth and want to explore or you’ve already seen all the major sights and want to dig deeper, this easy-going walking tour is a great way to see the city and discover what’s on offer: food, art, nightlife and much more that you won’t find in any guidebook. Walk the streets and laneways in a small group so you’re not fighting to see your guide or stay on the footpath.

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.

Escape the city lights and experience the Pinnacles at their most magical on this sunset-to-stars adventure along Western Australia’s Coral Coast. Designed to avoid the crowds, this tour blends epic coastal scenery, ancient landscapes, and unforgettable stargazing. Travel north from Perth to scenic coastal lookouts like Guilderton Beach Lookout, where white sand dunes meet the turquoise Indian Ocean. Depending on conditions, explore Nilgen Nature Reserve’s native bushland or enjoy a relaxed walk at Hangover Bay, with chances to spot marine life offshore. Arrive at Nambung National Park as the afternoon light fades and the crowds disperse. Wander among the otherworldly limestone pillars of the Pinnacles Desert at sunset, when shifting colours transform the landscape. As night falls, enjoy a locally sourced picnic dinner before stargazing under some of WA’s darkest skies using a telescope, learning about planets and constellations.

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.

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon in the Swan Valley, tasting premium wines, gourmet treats, and soaking in stunning scenery. Led by a friendly, knowledgeable guide, visit a handpicked selection of boutique and renowned wineries for guided tastings of world-class wines, from timeless classics to exciting new blends. Enjoy a scrumptious cheeseboard along the way and stop at one of the Swan Valley’s award-winning distilleries for a tasting experience. Indulge in handmade delights at Western Australia's oldest and most awarded chocolate factory. This tour offers the perfect blend of boutique charm and well-known excellence, providing a snapshot of the Swan Valley’s best. Travel in air-conditioned comfort as your guide shares insights into the region’s history and winemaking heritage. Perfect for wine lovers and curious travellers alike. Book now for an afternoon filled with delicious tastings and unforgettable memories!

Discover the best of Western Australia’s Coral Coast in one unforgettable day from Perth. Visit Yanchep National Park to see koalas and native wildlife, then explore the spectacular Lancelin Sand Dunes, home to WA’s largest white sand dune system. Continue to the unique seaside community of Wedge Island, known for its colourful fishing shacks, pristine beaches, and stunning Indian Ocean views. Stop at The Lobster Shack for lunch (own expense) before heading to the iconic Pinnacles Desert, where thousands of limestone pillars rise from the golden sands. Combining wildlife, coastal scenery, and natural wonders, this small-group tour offers the perfect introduction to Western Australia’s unique landscapes in just one day. Highlights: Yanchep National Park • Koalas • Lancelin Sand Dunes • Wedge Island • Lobster Shack • Pinnacles Desert • Small Group Tour.

Spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of central Perth on this relaxing half-day tour around Swan Valley, a part of Western Australia known for its food and wine. Stop by a local winery and a local chocolatier and sample some of their locally-made products, then head to the rolling Whiteman Park to get close to some of Swan Valley’s cutest residents. Hang out with kangaroos, koalas and other Australian animals at Caversham Wildlife Park.

If you want to explore Rottnest Island the easy way, this guided day trip from Hillarys Boat Harbour in Perth takes care of the logistics for you. Cruise across the Indian Ocean on a high-speed ferry in roughly 40 minutes, then enjoy free time to explore the main settlement, nearby beaches, and spot the island’s famous quokkas. When you’re ready to see more without the walking or cycling, hop on an air-conditioned bus tour and relax as your driver shares live commentary on the island’s history, culture, and natural highlights. At the end of the day, simply return to the jetty and catch your ferry back to the mainland—no planning required.

The otherworldly landscapes of the Pinnacles Desert are one of Western Australia’s most impressive natural wonders. On this tour, admire the Pinnacles during a magical sunset visit, enjoy a barbecue dinner in the desert, and stay after dark to stargaze. En route, stop at Nilgen Nature Reserve to see wildflowers, sandboard at Lancelin, or visit Hangover Bay to walk on the beach and learn about indigenous food and medicine.

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 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.

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.

Make the most of your time in Perth with a must-do excursion to the stunning Margaret River region. This hassle-free tour takes care of all the planning, allowing you to relax and enjoy every moment of the journey. Visit the iconic Busselton Jetty, with Jetty Train tickets included, and take in the scenic coastal views and soft sandy beaches. Along the way, stop for lunch at your own expense and continue exploring some of the area’s most picturesque highlights. Depending on your selected option, you may visit the charming Cape Lavender Tea House (included in the chocolate tour option), marvel at the natural beauty of Canal Rocks, and discover more hidden gems. Don’t forget your camera, there will be plenty of unforgettable photo opportunities throughout the day.

Discover the best of Perth, Fremantle, and the Swan River in one unforgettable day. This small-group tour begins with panoramic views from Kings Park. Explore Perth’s city center, then travel along the Swan River through scenic neighborhoods. Visit the coastal town of Fremantle, known for its history and relaxed charm. Enjoy free time to explore before cruising back to Perth on the Swan River. Travel in comfort with a local guide and a maximum of 12 guests per vehicle.

Explore all the highlights of Rottnest Island on this full-day adventure, which includes hotel transfers, return ferry tickets from Perth and a Bayseeker Bus tour. One of the few vehicles allowed on the island, this guided bus tour is the best way to see all the island’s sights, including Wadjemup Lighthouse, the seal colony at Cathedral Rocks, a shipwreck, the old WWII barracks, and even migrating humpback whales (in season).

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.

There are lots of great wildlife tours that take place during the day, but this small-group option lets you see a side of Perth’s natural world by night that plenty of tourists miss out on. Traverse the Dryandra Woodlands conservation area with the help of a guide to show you the spots that give you the best chances of spotting animals in their natural habitat.

With only a couple of days to spare, Kalbarri National Park and the Coral Coast can seem out of reach from Perth. Hotel pickup gets you on the road north, with stops at the Lancelin Sand Dunes, the Pinnacles, the Pink Lake, and Kalbarri, then brings you back to Perth without you having to take the wheel once.

Discover Western Australia's oldest wine region on this full-day tour of the Swan Valley from Perth. Be guided through a wine tasting and then Indulge in shared platter lunch, as you cruise down the Swan River. Then, transition to a coach to tour two Swan Valley wineries and a brewery, indulge your sweet tooth with a visit to a chocolate showroom.

This private, full-day tour covers Perth's most popular destinations. The itinerary is customised to your group's interests and pace — ideal for families, first-time visitors, cruise ship passengers, or anyone extending their Perth stay. Stardust Chauffeurs is a family-owned Perth business. Garry, a local driver, personally leads most tours, so you deal directly with the people running the tour. Vehicles are matched to your group size: a Tesla Model Y for smaller groups, a Tesla Model X (a 7-seat SUV suited to families of 4–5), or a Mercedes Sprinter for larger groups. Pickup is available from your hotel or the Fremantle cruise terminal.

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.

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.

The best way to get from Perth city to Rottnest Island, these return-trip ferry tickets also include hotel transfers for extra convenience. Departing from Elizabeth Quay’s Barrack Street Jetty, enjoy great views of the city as you cruise down the Swan River to the ocean and over to Rottnest’s Thomson Bay, where you’ll be greeted by friendly quokkas. In the afternoon, hop back on the ferry for your journey home.

Escape the busy city streets and enjoy a full-day tour to Rottnest Island from Perth. With hotel pickup (optional), ferry tickets, admission fees, and a light lunch included, the logistics are taken care off. Use free time to explore at your leisure, learn more about the island on guided bus and train tours, and look out for wildlife, including cute, quirky quokkas.