Top Western Australia Adventure Tours - page 2

The GIANTS OF MANDURAH is a unique outdoor exhibition featuring larger-than-life sculptures made from recycled wood. Created by world-leading recycle artist Thomas Dambo, these giants celebrate each location’s natural beauty and highlight the need to protect our environment. Join us as we explore the waterways and wetlands on Bindjareb Noongar Country, cruising through Mandurah’s water wilderness to visit Seba’s Song. This Giant faces away from land, contemplating the water—the only one positioned this way—and can only be viewed fully by boat. Mandurah hosts five Giants in secret locations. Let us help you find the fourth Giant on a journey through stunning scenery and waterways, spotting dolphins and birdlife—the very reasons Mandurah was chosen for this exhibition. IMPORTANT NOTE Guests must move independently and safely around the vessel, including boarding, small steps, a ladder-style staircase, and a narrow walkway to bow. Guests must be able to stay upright on moving water.

Fit many amazing sights and activities into one day with this small-group tour of the Bungle Bungles. Leaving Broome behind, you'll start with a scenic flight above the turquoise coastline and the inland ranges to East Kimberley. Landing at a remote airstrip, you'll be met by an indigenous guide, who will take you on a moderate, short hike to Cathedral Gorge and a lookout spot. Return to Broome by air.

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.

Embark on a remarkable journey through Western Australia's Stirling Range National Park. Begin with the Bluff Knoll and Stirling Range Ridge Walk, boasting panoramic views from the park's highest peak. Traverse challenging trails, unveiling the park's diverse flora and fauna. Discover Mount Trio's serene landscapes and stimulating climbs, presenting unique vistas. Conquer Mount Toolbrunup Peak's steep trails for breathtaking summit views. Enjoy a scenic drive to Central Lookout, offering picturesque landscapes and picnic spots. Explore Mount Magog's diverse trails, featuring twin peaks. Unwind at White Gum Flat amidst wandoo woodlands, orchids, and wildflowers, and enjoy Western Lookout's splendid views. Listen to stories of sandalwood carters at Red Gum Springs. Conclude at Mt Trio Bush Camp and Caravan Park, a haven in nature's embrace. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in Stirling Range, deepening your appreciation for one of Australia's most stunning national parks.

Experience low-level views of the famous Cable Beach. As you fly north towards Willie Creek, you’ll have the chance to see the vibrant colours and patterns of the pearl farm below, shaped by the region's significant tidal movements. Continuing your journey, you’ll reach James Price Point, known for its striking red cliffs. Fun fact: these cliffs are rich in fossilised remains from ancient marine life, giving insight into the area’s geological history. The cliffs are also home to a diverse range of wildlife. As you fly further north, watch as the landscape transforms,showcasing the diverse coastal scenery. Look for marine life in the shallow reefs and the clear aqua waters below. You’ll also enjoy views of the Gantheaume Point lighthouse and the impressive red cliffs, before heading past Reddell Beach, Entrance Point, Simpsons Beach, Roebuck Bay, Town Beach, and Broome Jetty to Dampier Creek.

Spend a day snorkeling on the UNESCO-listed Ningaloo Reef and you just might spot a whale shark—the world’s largest fish (April–August). Or, you may have the opportunity to swim at a safe distance to humpback whales (September–November). Relax aboard ‘Ningaloo Blue,’ a 65-foot (20-meter), state-of-the-art vessel with comfortable seating, shade, and an observation deck. Buffet lunch, snorkel gear and wetsuit, and round-trip hotel transport from Exmouth included.

We select the very best stops along the journey to create a refined and exclusive Pinnacles Desert experience, using our local knowledge to showcase what larger group tours simply can’t. From hidden coastal lookouts and secluded beaches to Yanchep National Park and scenic countryside drives, each element of the day is thoughtfully chosen based on the season, conditions, and your preferences. Travel in luxury Mercedes V-Class comfort on a fully private, bespoke day tour from Perth, with your own dedicated host and complete flexibility throughout the day, you’ll enjoy a relaxed, unhurried experience with premium inclusions and personalised service from start to finish. - Fully private experience — no shared groups - Champagne or premium beer served onboard - Gourmet platter enjoyed at a beachfront location - Luxury Mercedes V-Class transport - Door-to-door pickup within the Perth metropolitan area - Personally hosted by co-owners Ben or Lauren

This isn’t your typical Pinnacles tour. Travel in a comfortable 4WD vehicle on a desert drive designed to go beyond the usual tourist stops. This exclusive access lets you explore the Pinnacles up close and from within, not just from the edge. Limited to a small group and hosted by a local guide, Cara offers an insiders perspective along your journey of the stunning Turquoise Coast. Explore pristine beaches, ancient eco systems and impressive sand dunes, all at a pace that lets you fully enjoy each destination. Your coastal lunch stop is "small town famous" with endless views out over the Indian Ocean. Relax, and immerse yourself in a personalised day where every detail is taken care of. Why choose this Pinnacles Tour? * Our 4WD vehicle takes you places the larger buses can’t reach. * Limited numbers for a more personal, comfortable experience. * Local guide with genuine ties to the region. * We stop where it feels right, at an unrushed pace with photo opportunities throughout.

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.

--- Enjoy a full-day adventure to Wave Rock with your personal driver-guide, who shares expert local knowledge and stops anytime for photos. Travel through historic country towns, passing sheep farms, cereal crops, and the quirky Old Dog Cemetery. In spring (Aug–Nov), the landscapes burst into colour with wildflowers. On arrival, explore the world-famous Wave Rock, venture into Mulka’s Cave with its ancient legends, and marvel at Hippo’s Yawn, a natural rock shaped like a giant hippo’s mouth. Along the way, enjoy an authentic Aussie sausage sizzle BBQ with kangaroo sausage — a true taste of the outback. This private, flexible tour offers a relaxed pace, stunning scenery, and plenty of opportunities to capture lasting memories.

Explore the Pinnacles Desert in our specially designed 4WD van allowing us to drive directly into the Pinnacles Desert and onto the 4.5km drive trail through the limestone structures This small group tour (no more than 5 guests) combines off road access, coastal scenery, and an immersive sand boarding adventure on the towering dunes of Lancelin. This day tour departs from Perth on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Why choose this Pinnacles Desert Tour? Highlights include: *Walking among the formations of the Pinnacles Desert — one of WA’s most unique landscapes *See ancient stromatolites at Lake Thetis — among the oldest life on Earth *Relax on a pristine Turquoise Coast beach — white sand, clear water, coastal views *Sand board the dunes at Lancelin Sand Dunes — fun, easy, and unforgettable. *Small group experience — no crowds, more time, better access

This half-day scenic wildlife cruise takes you from Albany to Green Island—a pelican-breeding ground that was once WA’s first vegetable garden—and across the Kalgan River, where you’ll swap your boat for a motorized wagon to go kangaroo-spotting. Offering a fun Albany-style take on a wildlife safari, you’ll also learn all about the history and wildlife of the region with an entertaining commentary from your guide.

Experience the natural phenomenon of the Horizontal Falls and the pristine beauty of the Kimberley on this small-group, half-day tour from Derby. Take in the views of Derby’s tidal flats, King Sound, and Cone Bay during a scenic seaplane flight with a landing on calm Talbot Bay. Continue with an exciting boat cruise through the Horizontal Falls, relax on a creek cruise, and enjoy a cooked lunch onboard. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience.

Discover the scenic wetlands of Lake Kununurra and the Ord River on this full-day cruise. Admire the views as you cruise all the way from the Diversion Dam to Lake Argyle, hop off to visit the Argyle Downs Homestead Museum and enjoy lunch by the riverside, and look out for birds and other wildlife along the way.

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.

Discover Porongurup National Park on this guided tour from Albany. Once there, head to Castle Rock, which involves a 2.6-mile (4.2-kilometer) walk that requires a moderate level of fitness. To reach the summit, scramble over rocks and climb an enclosed ladder to the Granite Skywalk to catch the Southern Ocean views. Reward yourself with a stop at a local winery and enjoy the regional foods and wine of Western Australia.

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.

Discover the hidden finds and secret stories of Fremantle with this fun scavenger hunt adventure. Learn about the local fisherman who started the Fremantle fishing industry and find the lead singer of AC/DC. As you solve clues and score points, you’ll uncover fascinating stories and interesting facts about Fremantle’s street art, history and iconic landmarks. Whether you’re a local looking for a fun adventure, a tourist seeking a unique way to explore the city, or a company looking for a unique team-building experience, then this Scavenger Hunt is the perfect choice for you. This adventure has 14 clues and will take around of 1.5 – 2 hours.

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.

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.

Take off on a scenic flight from Broome to view the Horizontal Waterfalls and the Buccaneer Archipelago, which is home to 1,000 islands made of Precambrian sandstone. Visit Australia's oldest south sea pearl farm, Cygnet Bay Pearls, where you’ll enjoy lunch at the on-site restaurant. Then, explore the “Giant Tides” of the Kimberley Coast by boat on this all-day combination tour with hotel pickup included.

See the unique, natural rock structures in the remote Pinnacle Desert during this full-day, guided tour by airplane that includes a visit to Cervantes, Rottnest Island and spectacular aerial views of the Australian landscape. High above the ground take in views of the dunes, bush, and beaches. Walk among towering limestone formations in the desert and make your way to Rottnest Island for free time at the beach.

Swim within safe proximity to humpback whales, which migrate along the Coral Coast between early August and the end of October. Splash into their natural habitat within the World Heritage–listed Ningaloo Marine Park and be wowed by this aquatic wonderland. Snorkel the reef and spot seasonal sea life such as turtles, dugongs, manta rays, and dolphins during this informative eco-tour. Buffet lunch, glass of Champagne, and professional photos: all provided.

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.