All Western Australia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Cruise Caves Road, the artery that connects Margaret River’s vineyards, on this cool and casual adventure tailored to dudes and dudettes. Get hands-on with a wine blending experience and enjoy your bin with lunch; savor tastings at three award-winning boutique wineries; and discover the flavors of gourmet chocolate. Your package includes hotel pickup and drop-off from your Margaret River accommodation and all food and drink except your beverage in the last brewery.

Feel like you’re on top of the world and soak up the incredible views from the roof of the Optus Stadium during this thrilling stadium tour. A great way to enjoy an amazing bird’s-eye view of the field of play, on a behind-the-scenes stadium tour and visit the Western Viewing Deck. Perfect for sports fans and lovers of architecture and adventure, this small-group tour is suitable for children over the age of 10.

Embark on a leisurely ride along Cable Beach atop a camel during this exciting adventure. Join a small group in Broome and enjoy a relaxing ride along the beach before sunset, giving you plenty of light to take photos. Camels are tied together so you can enjoy a relaxing ride without the worry of steering.

Rather than sticking to the beaten path, see Perth through the perspective of a local during a private and personalized tour with someone who knows the city best. Don’t follow an itinerary that doesn’t take your interests into account. Instead, complete a pre-tour questionnaire that tailors the tour to your tastes, whether you want to enjoy riverside views at Elizabeth Quay or follow leafy paths in Kings Park.

Experience all the highlights of Rottnest Island in comfort on this Bayseeker bus tour. Perfect for those short on time, hop off the ferry in Thomson Bay (own expense) and jump on the tour bus—one of the few vehicles on the island—to enjoy guided commentary as you whiz around. Visit spots such as the old WWII barracks, Mabel Cove, shipwrecks, pink salt lakes, and Wadjemup Lighthouse.

Explore Fremantle’s rich history and vibrant culture on foot. This tour will showcase Fremantle's colonial past, featuring stories of daring prisoner escapes and Indigenous history. The tour includes visits to historic sites like Fremantle Prison and showcases local street art and cultural landmarks.

Immerse yourself in the history and modern practices of pearling luggers on this guided group tour in Broome. Learn about Broome's maritime and pearling history, watch rare archival footage, see diving artifacts, discover how pearling practices have evolved, hold valuable pearling and mother of pearl artifacts, and enjoy an exclusive tasting of pearl meat, a rare delicacy from the Pinctada maxima oyster.

Visit the Bell Tower, one of the largest musical instruments in the world, located in the heart of Perth in vibrant Barrack Square. Also known as the Swan Bells, the bell tower contains twelve bells made in the 14th century for St Martin-in-the-Fields church in London's Trafalgar Square. Learn how the bells came to Australia, discover the art of bell ringing, and soak in panoramic views of the city, Swan River and Elizabeth Quay from the open-air Observation Deck.

Cruise in comfort and relax aboard the White Pearl on this one hour scenic dolphin watching cruise. You will explore Mandurah's inland waterways that are twice the size of Sydney harbour. This cruise will take you through the Marina to view dolphin quay as well as a variety of boats followed by the famous Mandurah canals where you can view impressive million dollar homes before heading down the estuary to see the Creery Wetlands and boundary island. Mandurah also has an abundance of wildlife including black swans, cormorants and is home to over one hundred resident dolphins so keep a look out throughout your cruise you never know what you might sight. The White Pearl offers a more intimate cruise with a maximum of 19 guests onboard and one toilet.

Explore the spectacular interior of one of the largest caves in Western Australia on this guided tour of Jewel Cave. As the name suggests, the cave is full of crystal formations. Your guide will explain all about the geology and history of the caves while showing you around. You’ll also get the chance to take a self-guided tour of the forest above the caves afterwards, if you wish.

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.

Rottnest Island is car-free, and its sights are scattered across the coast, so covering them on foot in a half-day is a stretch. Ride a bus and a historic train between the main stops instead, taking in Kingstown Barracks, Oliver Hill Battery, and the Henrietta Rocks shipwreck site. Watch for quokkas along the way, stop for photos of the turquoise bays, and hear about the island's history and its Aboriginal Noongar heritage.

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.

Our wild Dolphin Eco-Cruise guarantees to see the local bottlenose dolphins due to a large population of residential dolphins. If you don't see dolphins you can go again for free! Our Tours are fully licensed by Parks and Wildlife Service Western Australia and Advanced Eco Tourism Certified. Experience wild dolphin behaviour from close proximity like feeding and hunting, playing and socialising, sleeping and fighting. Our Tours only go minutes from the beach without long travel times making this an extremely comfortable tour on our purpose built vessels with 300 degree viewing platform. As a Not-for-profit operation your tour ticket also you supports Conservation, Education, and Marine Research Projects. Every Tour is also part of our Conservation Project to protect the wild dolphin population by monitoring the dolphins, identifying individuals, observing behaviours and report injuries.

If you plan to visit one cave in Western Australia, Mammoth Cave offers the easiest access to millennia of history, nestled in the serene setting of a karri forest. With this audio-guided tour, explore fascinating caverns at your own pace while learning about the cave’s ancient formation and the more than 10,000 fossils found inside. A headset and MP3 player are provided, along with audio commentary in five languages.

Experience the best of Western Australia on this sea-to-plate cruise of Rottnest Island. First, head out in search of western rock lobster with the help of an experienced crew. Your lobster catch will be served for lunch during a seven-course feast that includes fresh local seafood delicacies, such as Shark Bay tiger prawns, blue swimmer crab cakes, and seared West Australian scallops. Still and sparkling wines from Margaret River's Howard Park winery plus local and international bottled beers accompany the decadent menu.

Reaching Ningaloo's best snorkeling spots means having a boat, gear, and a sense of where the marine life gathers. This small-group day tour supplies all three, setting off from Exmouth to paddle the clear waters of Ningaloo Marine Park. Snorkel over the coral to spot turtles, rays, reef sharks, and reef fish, with the chance of a dolphin or dugong. Morning tea, lunch, gear, and transport are included.

Rottnest Island is widely regarded as one of Western Australia’s treasures, with numerous white sandy beaches, secluded bays, abundant wildlife and fascinating history. Hop on the ferry from Fremantle to Rottnest Island and enjoy free time to explore the coast, walking trails, car-free roads and historical sites at leisure, before returning on the afternoon ferry to the mainland.

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.

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 all the highlights of Margaret River in one day—from a local coffee roastery to family-owned boutique wineries and the magnificent Boranup Karri Forest. This small-group guided tour includes a scenic drive through the countryside, lunch at the Berry Farm Cottage Garden Cafe, and the opportunity to learn about winemaking with personalised tastings and an in-depth tour of family-operated wineries.

A few hours north of Perth, the coastal town of Lancelin is known for its amazing white dunes. An adventure-lover’s playground, this is the best place to go sandboarding close to Perth. Pre-book your sandboard and head up for an exhilarating adventure, where after a quick safety briefing, you’ll be free to climb up and speed down the dunes, enjoying the great views of the sea sparkling in the distance.

Start your Broome adventure with this guided tour. Learn about the town's unique history as you see the sights, including Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point, Roebuck Bay, Broome Port jetty, and more. Plus, see Broome's oldest buildings and the world's oldest operating open-air picture garden. Also, get recommendations for the rest of your visit.

Margaret River first. Taste our fine, single estate Margaret River wines alongside unique local cheeses designed to enhance the sensory experience.