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Day Trips and Excursions Day Trips

A fabulous tour from Perth for nature lovers, experience scenic motoring through Western Australia's south west and a walk through the canopy of towering old growth forest.

Travelling south through the Blackwood River Valley we break at Donnybrook fruit store before continuing to the quaint historic townships of Ballingup and Bridgetown. Travel through Western Australia's old growth forest to see the 51 meter Diamond Tree bush fire watch tower. Climb the Diamond Tree if you dare, or simply enjoy a picnic lunch or lobster lunch in a tranquil bush setting.

You will then visit the Valley of the Giants "Tree Top Walk", a 400m long elevated walkway through the forest canopy reaching up to 40 meter above ground. On the ground walk through the Ancient Empire of wide girth Tingle Trees 5m in diameter. Visit William Bay and Denmark before returning to Perth, approximately 10.30 pm following an en route dinner stop (own expense) at Kodja Place Visitor Centre.

City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 14 hours 30 minutes Continent: Australia and South Pacific
Day Trips and Excursions Day Trips

Discover the magnificent flora and fauna of Kangaroo Island by plane or by sea and immerse yourself in the natural pockets of unspoiled wilderness as you walk with the seals on the beach. Home to the Wallaby, Goanna, Echidna, Koala, Kangaroo and a haven for marine wildlife and seabirds, your full day guided tour from Adelaide includes hotel transfers and gourmet country lunch.

Highlights Include:

  • Early start coach travel to Cape Jervis (for cruise crossing) or to the airport (for flight crossing)
  • Cruise crossing - Cruise the Backstairs Passage to Penneshaw on Kangaroo Island
  • Walk in the wild with Seals on the beach at Seal Bay, home for over 500 Australian Sea Lions
  • Enjoy an Aussie country style lunch in a rural setting
  • Unspoiled wilderness of Flinders Chase National Park
  • Look for Koalas in their natural habitat
  • Witness astounding rock formations at Remarkable Rocks
  • Keep an eye out for an Echidna
  • Take in the spectacle of Admirals Arch
  • See New Zealand fur seals in their natural environment
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    City: Adelaide Region: South Australia Country: Australia Duration: 10 - 16 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Outdoor Activities 4wd Tour

    Considered one of the great marvels of the Kimberley, Geikie Gorge has long been one of the most visited icons of the region. This journey is brought to life with a memorable Aboriginal cultural tour that will leave you with a great respect for the people and the prehistoric geology surrounding this treasured gorge. Discover this timeless region of Australia today.

    Breaking en route for morning tea (at own expense) arrive at Fitzroy Crossing and head out to Geikie Gorge for a picnic lunch. The 2-hour Aboriginal Darngku Heritage Cruise is hosted by local Bunuba Aboriginal Cultural guides who provide a fascinating insight into Aboriginal culture, Dreamtime stories, bush tucker, animal tracks, traditional plant use and cultural practices. Alternatively take a 1-hour cruise with Calm National Park Authority available from May to October, but required a one-hour waiting time prior to boarding.

    On both tours you see geological sea fossils, crocodiles, exotic birds and other native animals. On our journey back to Broome we break for dinner (at own expense) and arrive in Broome at approximately 10:30pm.

    City: Broome Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 14 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Outdoor Activities 4wd Tour

    Get a taste of the remote Kimberley region on this 4WD adventure from Broome.

    See the Prison Boab Tree, once used to house convicts. Travel along the famous Gibb River Road, once a stock route, to Windjana Gorge and its spectacular landforms. Get your shoes wet as you walk through Tunnel Creek, a flooded tube tunnel. You are sure to agree that Mother Nature was remarkable when she created the Kimberley.

    Set off on your journey heading north to Willare Bridge, cross the mighty Fitzroy River and make a morning tea break at one of the Kimberley's most famous landmarks the Prison Blab Tree, once used to house convicts. Whilst here we also view Malls Bore; a 120 meter long trough built in the early 1900's used to water up to 1,000 head of cattle at one time. You will leave the coast and travel inland along the famous Gibb River Road, once used as the main stock route for the region, before turning off to the pre-historic Windjana Gorge, regarded as one of the classic features of world geology and a great freshwater crocodile spotting site.

    From here head to Tunnel Creek, an amazing 750 meter long flooded tube tunnel. Take an exciting walk through the tunnel wading through knee to thigh high water and hear the story of Jandamarra. Following afternoon tea, set off back to Broome with arrival approximately 10:30 pm after an en route dinner stop (own expense).

    Important: Accessing Tunnel Creek walk involves 20 meters of clambering over boulders and 700 meters of wading through knee to thigh high water (shorts are ideal). Strap on sandals or old sand shoes must be worn through the water to protect from the rocky creek bed. To safely navigate the Tunnel you must be able to walk and balance yourself on uneven ground. Flashlights are provided.

    City: Broome Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 15 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Outdoor Activities 4wd Tour

    Take in the spectacular Dampier Peninsula from the air! Combine a scenic flight with an adventurous 4WD trip to Cape Leveque. Stop at a remote Aboriginal community along the way. Relax, swim and explore the pristine beach of Cape Leveque, a remote wilderness area in the Western Kimberley. This tour is a must for all those who visit Broome.

    The journey along rugged road terrain is broken with a stop at Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. View an exquisite Pearl Shell Altar in a church built in 1918 by Pallotine Monks. Arrive at the coastal wilderness of Cape Leveque and 4WD onto the beach and relax for approximately 2 hours for lunch and free time. The journey home takes in a tour of Lombadina Aboriginal Community. Subject to availability, visit the craft store featuring traditional hand crafted works. Arrive in Broome at approximately 8:30pm.

    Scenic flight from Broome to Cape Leveque - join tour at Cape Leveque- 4WD back to Broome

    Combine a scenic flight over the stunning islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and the amazing Horizontal Waterfalls with a 4WD road trip home from Cape Leveque, a remote northwest Australian coastal wilderness area. Includes a visit to Lombadina Aboriginal Community and lunch on the beach at Cape Leveque. Arrive in Broome at approximately 8:30pm.

    4WD from Broome to Cape Leveque - flight from Cape Leveque back to Broome
    Combine the thrill of a flight with a 4WD road trip for a contrasting experience of Cape Leveque, a remote coastal wilderness area. Included is a visit to Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community and lunch on the beach at Cape Leveque. Arrive home early and reduce the travel time on the rugged Cape Leveque road. Take the 4WD via Beagle Bay, after lunch fly home to Broome arriving at approximately 5:30pm.

    City: Broome Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 10 - 12 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Air Helicopter and Balloon Tours Air Tour

    Take a scenic flight above the vast Lake Argyle. With its 1,000 square kilometers, it is more like an inland sea than a lake. Fly over the Argyle Diamond Mine, which produces more than one-third of the world's total diamonds. See the beehive-like domes of the Bungle Bungles. Don't forget your camera on this tour!

    Depart Kununurra on your scenic Bungle Bungle flight in a fixed wing aircraft. Enjoy magnificent views over Kununurra township, part of the Ord Irrigation Project, Lake Kununurra, Lake Argyle and the Dam wall, the Argyle Diamond Mine, the ancient Bungle Bungle Ranges and the magnificent Kimberley countryside in between.

    Every seat in the aircraft is a window seat. Return to Kununurra approximately 2 hours after departure.

    City: Kununurra Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 2 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Air Helicopter and Balloon Tours Helicopter Tour

    See the city of Perth and its beautiful beaches on an exhilarating 30-minute helicopter ride! You'll fly along the coast to Hillary's Boat Harbour, skim the surf beaches heading south to Fremantle then swing inland to fly over Perth, the world’s most remote capital city.

    On your 30-minute Perth helicopter tour you will fly in the comfort of a modern jet helicopter along 15 miles (25 kilometers) of beaches, from the surf beaches in the north through to City Beach and Cottesloe in the south, down to the historic port city of Fremantle.

    Then you'll follow the path of the glistening Swan River and see the amazing sheltered basin around which the city of Perth was built. From the air you'll be able to survey the majesty of Kings Park, and see the city center's mix of heritage and modern architecture.

    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 30 minutes Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Air Helicopter and Balloon Tours Ballooning

    One of the great joys of ballooning is its tranquility as you float with the breeze, feeling absolutely no sensation of movement. You have become one with the wind... you are moving with it... and therefore you have become a part of a complex weather system that is ever changing. Go on, join us for a hot air balloon flight over Australia's capital city - Canberra.

    You will meet about half an hour before sunrise (you will be advised of the meeting time when you re-confirm your flight) as the early morning is when the air is most stable and the winds are calm, ensuring a tranquil flight. After a short flight briefing, you will be transported to an appropriate launch site where you are welcome to help with the inflation of the balloons, or stand back and take photographs. Once aloft, passengers are rewarded with stunning views of Canberra - sights include the lake, the Parliamentary Triangle and our magnificent capital city planned by Walter Burley Griffin.

    A personalized Flight Certificate is given to each passenger during a traditional champagne celebration, which rounds off a fabulous morning. From start to finish, the Canberra hot air balloon adventure takes about 3 hours, and the experience is terrific dinner conversation for the rest of your life!

    Balloon flights are weather dependent, and for safety reasons, you will not fly when it is wet, foggy or too windy.

    Winner: Australian Travel and Tourism Awards 2006 - Adventure Tourism

    City: Canberra Region: Australian Capital Territory Country: Australia Duration: 3 hours Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Multi day and Extended Tours Overnight Tours

    Margaret River is known as one of the premium wine regions of Australia. Visit several wineries and taste some of the fine vintages available. Overnight in Margaret River and on the way back to Perth, discover some of her other attractions, such as the Eagles Heritage Wildlife Centre and Mammoth Cave. A must see tour for the wine lover!

    Day 1: Perth to Margaret River -  Luxury coach transfer to Margaret River from Perth. Travelling south you'll stop for morning tea (own expense) at Dawesville Channel. Continue south to the Margaret River Region and visit Xanadu Winery, one of the early established vineyards of the region for wine tasting and the chance to purchase from their extensive cellar collection.

    Your next stop is at Eagles Heritage Raptor Centre, where you will enjoy a picnic lunch. Then its time to experience a guided tour of Mammoth Cave, one of over 300 natural underground limestone caves in the district.

    Continues to Augusta's Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, marking the dividing point between the Southern and Indian Oceans. Overnight at Margaret River.

    Day 2: Margaret River to Perth -  The morning is yours to enjoy the town of Margaret River at your own leisure. At approximately 11.00am you'll join a local wine tour, sample some of the regions gourmet delights.

    Your afternoon starts on the banks of the Margaret River enjoying a gourmet Aussie style BBQ and informative talk by your local wine guide on appreciating the region's fine wine. See behind the scenes as you visit a barrel room, and to complete your indulgent experience you will also visit The Chocolate Factory, Cheese Factory and a local boutique brewery (time permitting). You'll return to your hotel at approximately 5.00pm to collect your luggage for your return journey to Perth, arriving approximately 9:30pm. On our journey home you'll stop at a café for a light dinner (own expense).

    Margaret River Accommodation and Meal Options:

    • Budget Hotel - All Seasons Margaret River. All Seasons Margaret River, motel with ensuite rooms, located just out of the town centre. Including Day 1 (Lunch and Dinner) and Day 2 (Breakfast and Lunch).
    • Standard Hotel - Margarets Forest Apartments. Margaret's Forest, self-contained apartments, located in the main street of Margaret River. Including Day (Lunch) and Day 2 (Breakfast and Lunch).
    • Deluxe Hotel- Cape Lodge. Cape Lodge ,Garden King Room with ensuite, Luxurious Boutique Hotel located 30 minutes from Margaret River in the heart of the wine growing region. Taxi transfer into town included. Including Day 1 (Lunch) and Day 2 (Breakfast and Lunch).
    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 2 days / 1 night Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Multi day and Extended Tours Overnight Tours

    Caused by millions of years of erosion, the Bungle Bungles is a sight not to be missed. The Bungle Bungles are famous for their beehive shaped sandstone mounds which were only discovered as recently as the 1980's. Come see these unusual rock formations for yourself on this 2-day adventure from Kununurra.

    This overnight tour to the Bungle Bungles is designed for the active traveler short of time allowing you to see as much as of the Bungles as possible. Travel from Kununurra to find yourself in Purnululu National Park where you will gaze up at the massive beehive-shaped sandstone rock formations before you. Enjoy walks in Echidna Chasm, Frog Hole, Piccaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge.

    Day 1: Kununurra - Bungle Bungles (Lunch and Dinner) Depart Kununurra and drive via the scenic Ragged Range to Turkey Creek, where you'll enjoy a short stop. Head 53 km's to the turn off to the Bungle Bungles and another 53 km drive on a very scenic, but winding dirt road via the magnificent Osmand Range. You'll in time for lunch at the Northern Gorges. Afternoon walks in Echidna Chasm before arriving at the overnight camp on sunset.

    Overnight Accommodation: Camping

    Day 2: Bungle Bungles - Kununurra (Breakfast, Lunch)
    This morning head to the Southern end for a walk through the Bee Hive area of Piccaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge. Take an optional helicopter flight at approximately AUD$250.00, view these magnificent formations close up from the air.

    City: Kununurra Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Multi day and Extended Tours Multi day Tours

    See the famous wild dolphins of Monkey Mia on a four-day 4WD adventure from Perth. Along the way, you'll go sandboarding at Lancelin, stay the night at a wheat and sheep station, see the stromatolites at Shark Bay and visit Yanchep National Park.

    This 4WD adventure along the West Coast to Monkey Mia is a must-do experience. For almost 30 years, three generations of wild bottle-nosed dolphins have made a ritual of visiting a remote beach at a small settlement called Monkey Mia, 527 miles (850 kilometers) north of Perth.

    You'll visit all the highlights of the region, and experience life on a coastal sheep station on your overnight stop.

    Accommodation:
    Accommodation is mostly situated on farms, stations and country hostels. Room configurations vary from 2 to 10 bed bunkhouse rooms with shared toilet and shower facilities. Upgrades available for twin share and single supplement. Properties used may change, however the same standard is guaranteed. If you don't have your own sleeping bag, one may be purchased for AUD$40 per person.

    Meals:
    Fresh food is prepared where possible, we endeavor to provide a healthy and varied menu. Breakfast is continental style, including toast, cereals, tea and coffee and fruit juice. Lunch is picnic style, including cold meats, salad or sandwiches and fruit. Dinner includes hot main meals and dessert. Many favorites to appear on the menu are camp oven roast, curries, pastas, satays and BBQs, with a variety of desserts. Don't forget to try the damper!

    Vehicles:Tours are conducted in custom built 4x4 vehicles and rugged safari coaches. The vehicles range in size from 5 to 16 seats, with forward facing seats, air conditioning, stereo and PA systems, two way radios and satellite phones ensuring a comfortable tour with medical assistance in remote areas.

    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 4 days / 3 nights Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Multi day and Extended Tours Multi day Tours

    Views of amazing scenery and abundant wildlife are yours on this four day tour from Perth to Exmouth. Enjoy partaking in adventure activities and exploring coastal highlights on your journey along the stunning west coast of Australia.

    Head north from Perth along the Western Australia coastline. See spectacular white beaches, the wild dolphins of Monkey Mia and the coral reef of Ningaloo. This tour is definitely one of Western Australia's best shorter duration adventure tours with good accommodation and meals as you explore all the coastal highlights between Perth and Exmouth.

    Kalbarri National Park encompasses the lower reaches of the mighty Murchison River and winds its way through spectacular red gorges to the Indian Ocean. Soak in the impressive scenery from the best vantage points the park has to offer including, Z Bend and The Loop. A visit to this park is a must for nature lovers, as you can admire the result of many millions of years of geological formation.

    Monkey Mia is located within the Shark Bay Heritage Reserve. This is the location where wild Bottlenose Dolphins come to interact with people and it is important to note that the dolphins that regularly visit the bay, visit of their own free will. Locals have been feeding the dolphins here since the 1960's and if you're lucky, you too can feed fish to these friendly mammals.

    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 4 days / 3 nights Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Multi day and Extended Tours Multi day Tours

    Discover the unique formation of Wave Rock, one of Western Australia's most fascinating natural icons. Head south to historic Albany, the first town to be settled in WA by Europeans. See The Gap and Natural Bridge, two amazing natural features which have been carved from masses of granite over thousands of years by the many forces of nature.

    A journey through the Western Australian wheatbelt to Wave Rock is combined with picturesque farm country, historic port of Albany, sightseeing along the rugged southern coastline finished off with a walk through the canopy of towering old growth forest.

    Perth Airport Transfers (Roundtrip):
    At time of booking, you MUST include all flight and downtown Perth accommodation details in the "Special Requirements" box. The details required include airline, flight number, departing city / arrival city, arrival time, hotel name and address.

    Day 1: Perth to Wave Rock to Perth

    Heading east we enjoy morning tea (own expense) at historic York, the first township founded in the Avon Valley. Visit the Dog Cemetery before arriving in Hyden. Visit Hippo's Yawn, a rock formation which resembles a hippo yawning. Then break for a picnic lunch or lobster lunch at the Wildflower Shop. See the spectacle of Wave Rock and the ancient Gnamma Holes. Whilst here visit either a Wildlife Park or view a unique Antique Lace Collection.

    Leaving Wave Rock we visit The Humps and finally Mulka's Cave. We return to Perth via a different route and stop at the quaint country town of Babakin for afternoon tea (own expense). Wildflower viewing stops made (Sep - Nov). Arrive in Perth at approximately 8:30pm. 

    Overnight Accommodation: Hotel Grand Chancellor, Perth or similar

    Day 2: Perth to Albany

    Travel southwards via the Stirling Range and Porongurup Range National Parks, before reaching historic Albany, Western Australia's first European settlement.

    Overnight Accommodation: Comfort Inn, Albany

    Day 3: Albany to Tree Top Walk to Perth

    After coastal sightseeing visiting "The Gap" and "Natural Bridge", travel via Denmark through spectacular karri tree forests to the coastal resort town of Walpole. Here join a local guide "Gary" for a luncheon cruise on Nornalup Inlet, widely regarded as one of the last great wilderness areas. Gary will delight all with his incredible knowledge and love of this area.

    Next stop is the amazing Valley of the Giants "Tree Top Walk" reaching 40m into the forest canopy. A ground level walk is available through the Ancient Empire, a remarkable pocket of Tingle Forest, wide girth trees up to 5 meters wide.

    En route to Perth we stop for a light evening meal (own expense) at the Kodja Place Visitors Centre with arrival in Perth at approx. 10:30pm.

    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 3 days / 2 nights Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Day Trips and Excursions Day Trips

    Head to South Australia and enjoy a true wild-life experience where you can discover all of Australia's famous wildlife icons on one island.

    This 2-day safari is the perfect option when time is of the essence. See kangaroos, koalas, wallabies and sea lions all in their natural habitat while traveling with top-class local guides who will introduce you to the land, people and spirit of Kangaroo Island.

    Highlights Include:

    • Secluded picnic lunch on native bushland
    • Visit to the Australian Sea Lion Colony at Seal Bay
    • Head underground and explore the breathtaking Kelly Hill Caves
    • Trekking over Little Sahara sand dunes
    • Koala and kangaroo spotting
    • Explore the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch
    • Visit to the Rocky River Interpretive Centre
    • Pelican feeding and interpretive talk
    • Overnight share accommodation
    • Bus and ferry transfers to and from Kangaroo Island
    • Applicable park entry fees

    City: Adelaide Region: South Australia Country: Australia Duration: 2 days / 1 night Continent: Australia and South Pacific
    Outdoor Activities 4wd Tour

    This 4WD 7-day adventure will have you enjoying Ningaloo Reef, Shark Bay, the dolphins at Monkey Mia, Coral Bay, Kalbarri and the Pinnacles. Swim, snorkel, scuba, ride a quad bike or take a boat cruise. The tour is accommodated on sheep stations, farms and country lodges.

    260-kilometre-long Ningaloo Reef offers world class diving through to family snorkeling in sheltered lagoons crammed with coral gardens. Ningaloo is the largest fringing coral reef in Australia. It is the only large reef in the world found so close to a continental land mass; about 100 metres offshore at its nearest point and less than seven kilometers at its furthest. The park covers more than 4000 square kilometers and was declared in 1987.

    Accommodation: Accommodation is mostly situated on farms, stations and country hostels. Room configurations vary from 2 to 10 bed bunkhouse rooms with shared toilet and shower facilities. If you don't have your own sleeping bag, one can be purchased for approximately AUD$40.00 per person

    Meals: Fresh food is prepared where possible, we endeavor to provide a healthy and varied menu. Breakfast is continental style, including toast, cereals, tea and coffee and fruit juice. Lunch is picnic style, including cold meats, salad or sandwiches and fruit. Dinner includes hot main meals and dessert.

    Vehicles: Tours are conducted in custom built 4x4 vehicles and rugged safari coaches. The vehicles range in size from 5 to 16 seats, with forward facing seats, air conditioning, stereo and PA systems, two way radios and satellite phones ensuring a comfortable tour with medical assistance in remote areas.

    Glass Bottom Boat Ecology Cruise: View the delicate coral gardens and many colorful fish from the glass bottom boat or take the plunge and snorkel with turtles, giant cod, giant clams and exotic reef fish.

    ATV Quad Bikes: A leisurely, fully escorted ride on all terrain bikes, your guide will take you riding on secluded beaches for some snorkeling. Equipment supplied.

    Ningaloo Reef Dive: Experience the rich marine life and encounter tropical reef fish, dolphins, turtles, dugongs and manta rays. All dives supervised by either a Dive Master or Instructor. There is an option to go out and snorkel only for this 4hrs, however the water is deep.

    Ningaloo Kayak and Snooba Adventure: Snooba Dive (40mins) on the outer reef. All equipment and wetsuits supplied. Kayak Adventure (2 hour), snorkel equipment and wetsuits supplied. Photographs are taken of you which you can then purchase on CD for an additional cost.

    City: Perth Region: Western Australia Country: Australia Duration: 7 days / 6 nights Continent: Australia and South Pacific
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