Aussie Perth Tours

$290

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to marvel at the Pinnacles’ naturally formed limestone formations that look like outer space terrain.

Experience the white sand dunes of Lancelin and have an opportunity to experience sand boarding (optional).

Visit the bush land at Yanchep National Park and witness Australian Kangaroos, Koalas and different species of birds.

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$225

Enjoy something different on this enlightening tour all about Gold.

After your city hotel pick up, drive past the West Australian Cricket Association (WACA), home of cricket in Western Australia, the majestic Swan River and the Bell Tower on the way to the iconic Kings Park for a tree-top walk offering unbeatable City and River views. View the War Memorial and Eternal Flame at Kings Park, the seasonal wildflowers, the famous wishing well and parkland.

After an enjoyable time, travel through the historical older suburbs to Fremantle and the stunning Cottesloe Beach with Indian Ocean views. Head to historical Fremantle to soak up the eclectic unique cultural atmosphere of the charming Port City with a visit to Monument Hill, Round House, Fisherman’s Wharf, Customs House, Railway Station, Fremantle Port, the famous cappuccino strip and the weekend markets.

Enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime spectacle of a gold pour demonstration. View a live gold pour demonstration at the historic Perth Gold Mint. Enjoy a unique combination of activities, exhibitions and demonstrations, enabling visitors to experience the astonishing allure of gold.

From the heights enjoy the exhilarating views of the Swan River, Perth Central Business District and South Perth.

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$290

Discover the wonders of the historical townships, drive through the spectacular Darling mountain Ranges and huge Australian farmlands and marvel at the famous Wave Rock – a geological sensation believed to be over 2.63 billion years old.

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$290

Take a train ride into the ocean and discover breathtaking coastal beauty. Go underwater and learn about Dolphins in Bunbury.

After your city accommodation pick up, they travel south passing by the townships of Rockingham and Mandurah to reach the heritage-listed 152-year-old Busselton Jetty.

Busselton was a popular farming and forest town in years past as well as a major export port for West Australian products. The heritage-listed Busselton Jetty extends 1.8 kilometres across the stunning Geographe Bay and is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.

At your own leisure, you may embark on a train ride along the jetty across the calm waters of Geographe Bay.

Descend eight metres below the ocean floor to view the awe-inspiring Underwater Observatory, where you will discover sub-tropical corals, sponges, invertebrates and schools of fish that thrive in the area.

After an enjoyable time enjoying the aquatic sights in Bunbury and Busselton, drive past the picturesque Yalgorup National Park where 10 coastal lakes lie and marvel at the estuary township of Mandurah and Rockingham while travelling back on the Farmer and Kwinana Freeway before concluding the tour back to the city of Perth.

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$290

Packed full of the essential, iconic Perth and Fremantle locations, the Swan Valley and Cottesloe Beach. Meet kangaroos, koalas and other Aussie native animals.

Discover three major highlights of West Australia – Perth, Fremantle and the Swan Valley region.

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$290

Discover one of only a few townships in the world with an operating Benedictine monastery. Visit the famous Abbey Church, which houses one of only two large Moser organs crafted in Germany and imported to Australia in the 1920s.

View Baroque, Gothic revival, Byzantine, Italian, Renaissance and Latin architectural styles rising up between the eucalyptus trees and dusty scrub in the Australian outback.

Visit the historic Old Flour Mill, dating back to 1879 and the castle-like Saint Ildephonsus’ and Saint Gertrude’s Colleges, striking structures from the outside but for many people, the highlight of the tour is discovering what awaits inside.

After an exciting time inland, they travel towards the Swan Valley for a wine tasting at a local winery. Enjoy some chocolate tasting at the Margaret River Chocolate Company (if time permits).

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$225

Encounter Aussie wildlife at Caversham Wildlife Park where you can hand feed kangaroos, before heading to the Swan Valley where you will spend the rest of your day enjoying fantastic samples of locally-made Aussie beer, wine, coffees, nougat and chocolates.

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$195

Enjoy the Tasteful Sensations that are offered by the Swan Valley.

Travel through the historical town of Guildford, known for its colonial architecture, before arriving in the scenic Swan Valley. Enjoy tastings of local wines, nuts, nougat, coffee and other produce. There will be a short stop to sample delightful locally-made chocolates.

Take the opportunity to purchase mouth-watering local products before heading home after a fantastic time in the Swan Valley. Learn about the Aboriginal culture at Maalinup and shop for the marvellous handcraft of the area.

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$195

Mandurah is one of the only places in the world where you will see wild Bottlenose dolphins swimming and playing in their natural environment in close proximity to your cruise boat.

Take in the sights of the Swan River, the Bell Tower and Kings Park as they drive past on the way to the canals of Mandurah. Once in Mandurah board your one-hour dolphin and scenic canal cruise and head out on the water to see playful dolphins in their natural habitat. The local dolphins – bottlenose dolphins (tursiops truncatus), are very friendly and often you will notice them playing in the wake of your cruise boat. Normal dolphins are approximately three metres long and live up to approximately 30 years, and can swim 40 kilometres an hour.

Cruise past the town of Mandurah and admire the majestic homes on the banks of the estuary.

Disabled Access

$195

A special tour for your tastebuds! Treat yourself to this half-day tour of the picturesque Swan Valley region, featuring wineries, breweries, chocolate and local produce.

Discover two major highlights of Western Australia – Perth and the Swan Valley Region.

Soak up the ambience of the Swan Valley region, abundant with old vines, quaint cellar doors and modern micro-breweries. The region is very popular for its unique breweries, wineries and fruit-growing region.

Enjoy wine tasting at a local winery of various types of wines that you may purchase to take back home. Visit a local brewery for beer tasting where you can unwind and relax with a cold beer or cider. Enjoy hundreds of delicious chocolate products and chocolate tastings.

View the spectacular array of produce, award-winning wines and a huge range of home-made jams, preserves, olive oil, sauces, dressings, spice mixes and desserts. Enjoy liqueurs and food product tasting while in the Swan Valley.

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$195

Embark on an adventure ride north of Perth to see native Australian kangaroos and birdlife. Take a walk amongst giant trees like Banksia, Tuart, Marri, Jarrah and Paper Bark varieties in the park. Witness the kangaroos, koalas and many local birds. Experience the wonderful formation of underground crystal caves.

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$290

Discover the idyllic vineyards and natural forests that make the Margaret River famous. This tour also includes the historic Busselton Jetty and an optional cave tour of the Ngili Caves at Yallingup.

Your journey takes you south past the Mandurah Canals before arriving at the longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere at Busselton.

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From $1190 to $1315

The northern part of Western Australia has extraordinary tourist sights to explore.

Travel through Yanchep National Park, see stunning ocean views of the coastal areas near Kalbarri, meet the famous dolphins at Monkey Mia, and look for sharks, rays and turtles feeding among the seagrass.

End your tour with a visit to Nambung National Park, to witness the world-famous Pinnacles.

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From $1490 to $1787

With the town centrally located in the middle of the Margaret River it is a place for all seasons: be it autumn dawn walks in wooded valleys veiled in mist; cosy winter nights spent with good friends around a roaring fire; spring picnics amid towering Karri forests ablaze with wildflowers or summer days lazing on your very own beach by a sparkling sea.

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From $1890 to $2340

There are five major national parks near the town. A major nearby tourist attraction, 20 minutes away from the town centre, is the Cape Le Grand National Park, which offers a picturesque coast of largely granite terrain and sheltered white sandy beaches. The park is a popular spot for recreational fishing, as well as four-wheel drive enthusiasts and hikers.

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From $1690 to $2140

Encounter one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth where you can indulge in world-class wine, gourmet food, awesome surf, stunning walk trails and pristine beaches.

Go whale watching, explore ancient caves and stroll through forests of timber giants. Blessed with mild weather and abundant sunshine, adventurers will be blown away by breathtaking scenery and out-of-this-world walking trails, where almost 80 percent of the plant species are found nowhere else on Earth.

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From $1690 to $2140

Discover some of the world’s most biodiverse marine habitats offering extraordinary encounters just metres away from the pristine beaches. This is your window to world-heritage listed Shark Bay. It’s one of the few places on Earth where you can swim with the largest fish in the ocean, the whale shark.

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From $2490 to $3180

This six-day package is a combination of the major attractions in the Southern region of Western Australia.

Commencing your tour from the very popular Augusta town, visit the famous Cape Leeuwin lighthouse, travel through the dense forest region of Karri trees along with a scenic drive around Esperance.

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$290

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to marvel at naturally-formed limestone formations that look like outer space terrain and the white sand dunes of Lancelin.

Visit Caversham Wildlife Park and view iconic native Australian wildlife like koalas, emus and hand feed kangaroos with photo opportunity.

Visit Lancelin, a quaint fishing town with spectacular local beaches and expansive white sand dunes, naturally formed over the years and home to adventure seekers. Thrill seekers have the opportunity to go sandboarding down the dunes (optional – AUD10 per person).

Travel north to the Nambung National Park, the home of the amazing landscape famously known as the Pinnacles. Be immersed in the magic and mystery of the Pinnacles with a visit to the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre before driving through the moon-like landscape of the Desert or enjoying an Eco-Walk.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see nature’s work up-close and offers great photography opportunities. These unique limestone formations took thousands of years to form and look like an extra-terrestrial landscape, a unique sight. The Pinnacles are of various shapes, sizes, formations, textures and form a magnificent backdrop for wonderful and memorable photo shoots. No two pinnacle formations are similar, one of nature’s marvels in this region.

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$290

This tour delivers the cream of the crop, a tasty Perth experience which allows you to discover the very best of the Swan Valley region including wine, local produce and wildlife.

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$195

Enjoy some of the most popular highlights of Perth City and the stunning Kings Park. This essential tour also showcases the eclectic and cosmopolitan hub of Fremantle and includes a Swan River cruise. Explore Perth and Fremantle’s weekend markets.

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$195

Exquisite natural sightings of the Swan Valley where fresh fruits are grown.

On this tour, visit a fruit orchard, situated amidst the undulating hills of the valley. View the high-quality fruit grown in an Aussie orchard and eco-walk through hundreds of trees, containing a variety of different fruits.

View apples, oranges, nectarines, persimmons, avocados and plums (seasonal). Purchase fresh fruits, dried fruits and other packed snacks. Wander among the beautiful and natural setting of the valley. Sample some tasty treats of yummy chocolates in the Swan Valley region and shop for Aboriginal products, leather goods, soaps, aromatic products in the Swan Valley.

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From $1190 to $1365

Discover Margaret River as you drive past Mandurah and Bunbury and travel south towards Busselton to visit the popular Busselton Jetty and fascinating million-year old caves.

Driving through the Boranup Forest of enormous Karri trees, visit the popular Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and view the natural wonder where two oceans meet.

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