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Australian Pinnacle Tours
Things To Do Perth, Perth, Western Australia
Adventure and Outdoors Tours
Australian Pinnacle Tours specialises in luxury coaches and four-wheel drive services with state-of-the-art facilities.
They visit all the must-see destinations in Western Australia, showcasing the best of the beautiful state – the iconic and unique landscapes and attractions. There is no shortage of incredible adventures, amazing deals and epic road trips.
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Known as one of Australia’s finest wine regions, the Margaret River region is an area blessed with natural beauty.
Providing a diverse range of activities, this tour allows you to experience this high-profile Western Australian area in one day.
Locations visited include Busselton Jetty, a local Margaret River brewery for a lunch featuring the local produce and complimentary beer tastings, Mammoth Cave, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and the Margaret River region.
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Explore the world-renowned Pinnacle Desert, an amazing moon-like landscape, at the most magical time in the evening. Experience the change in light as the sun sets and makes way for a myriad of stars brought to life without light pollution.
Locations visited include Pinnacle Desert, Cervantes and Yanchep National Park.
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A wonderful journey through Australia’s South West, a region blessed with rugged ranges, towering old-growth forests, a pristine coastline, premium wines and heritage charm.
Locations visited include Stirling Ranges, ANZAC Memorial Centre, The Gap and The Natural Bridge, Whaleworld Interpretation Centre, Cruise on the Nornalup Inlet, Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, Beedelup Falls, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, Busselton Jetty, Cowaramup and Canal Rocks.
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This fabulous day out explores the world-renowned Pinnacles Desert.
Highlights include off-road driving, sand boarding, feeding kangaroos, photographing koalas and wildflowers (seasonal) with an optional lobster lunch upgrade – add on this option in the booking steps.
Locations visited include Caversham Wildlife Park, Cervantes Lobster Shack, Pinnacle Desert and Lancelin Sand Dunes.
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Journey through the Western Australian Wheatbelt to Wave Rock, one of Australia’s most incredible natural monuments. Visit the historic township of York and view other significant formations of the area.
Locations visited include Wave Rock, Mulka’s Cave, Hippo’s Yawn, York, Antique Lace Collection, and Toy Soldier Museum and Wildlife Park.
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Enjoy a relaxing day taking in the spring wildflowers.
The exact itinerary will be unknown until the day of departure to ensure they view areas with the most abundant wildflowers.
Examples of areas they visit include Kings Park, Wireless Park, Gingin and Toodyay.
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A fantastic tour taking in Perth and Fremantle, the city and the alfresco lifestyle that Perth people enjoy.
Locations visited include Kings Park Botanic Gardens and the historical port of Fremantle.
Join their optional cruise along the Swan River from Fremantle.
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A fascinating day out combining the history of Australia’s only Benedictine Abbey with the world-renowned mystical Pinnacle Desert.
Locations visited include New Norcia, Benedictine Community, the museum and art gallery, Abbey Church, New Norcia produce shop and Pinnacle Desert.
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Join this tour and be taken on a unique gastronomic journey celebrating the region’s best food and wine artisans. Discover Australia’s best chocolate made fresh by a true craftsman.
Locations visited include Busselton Jetty, Margaret River, Mammoth Cave, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, as well as local produce, wineries and breweries.
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Family FriendlyA great afternoon tour taking in the highlights of Broome, providing an insight into the heritage of this charming town and colourful alfresco lifestyle.
Locations visited include Pearl Luggers Tour, Chinatown, Sun Pictures, Matso’s Brewery, Japanese Cemetery, Cable Beach and Gantheaume Point at sunset.
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A day experiencing inland Kimberley.
Three of the Kimberley’s well-known icons, the Prison Boab Tree, Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek leave you with a great insight into this fascinating part of outback Australia.
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A well renowned pearl farm situated at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, whilst there take a tour of the farm, learn about the history of the pearling industry and enjoy a chef-prepared lunch.
This iconic landmark is the northernmost tip of the Dampier Peninsula in the Kimberley region and is approximately 240 kilometres north of Broome. The wide stretches of sandy beaches are known to be the nesting place for wild turtles and a number of sea birds.
Locations visited include Beagle Bay*, Cygnet Bay, and One Arm Point.
*In the event that Beagle Bay is closed this stop will be replaced with Lombadina.
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Western Australia’s most beautiful Island is just 19 kilometres off Perth’s coastline. Upgrade your basic ferry ride to include the most comprehensive guided tour of the island.
Choose to add on a ferry from Hillarys Boat Harbour, Fremantle or Perth City.
Locations visited include Oliver Hill Train and Tunnel Tour, Wadjemup Lighthouse and West End.
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Rottnest Island is the ‘Emerald Isle in a Sea of Sapphire’, only 19 kilometres off the mainland coast promising to leave a lasting impression.
Enhance your Rottnest experience with this unique offering of a wonderful fully-commentated coach tour visiting all the main sights on the island including the West End and Wadjemup Lighthouse.
A fantastic, must-do tour of the Island.
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Family FriendlyAn exciting day out exploring the iconic Hillarys Boat Harbour, the Lancelin Sand Dunes and the Mystical Pinnacles Desert.
Locations visited include Hillarys Boat Harbour, Pinnacle Desert, Lancelin Beach and Lancelin Sand Boarding.
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