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Spend five hours touring three Swan Valley wineries with your dog in tow. Start at Ugly Duckling Wines for tastings and garden strolls, then move to Lamont's for four decades of award-winning drops paired with tapas lunch in shaded grounds. Finish at Funk 2.0, where cold-pressed juice meets cider innovation. Your pooch gets the run of the place—literally—while you sample their left-field brews and sodas.
A 10-hour small-group 4WD adventure departing Perth on select days, driving deep into the Pinnacles Desert's otherworldly limestone landscape before sand boarding down the towering dunes at Lancelin. Between these highlights, you'll witness ancient stromatolites at Lake Thetis and unwind on a pristine Turquoise Coast beach. With just five guests maximum and direct vehicle access to restricted areas, this tour trades crowds for genuine exploration and plenty of downtime.
Spend a morning and early afternoon working through three established and boutique wineries across Margaret River and Busselton, with stops at a microbrewery and a specialty food producer. You'll taste wines directly from winemakers and owners keen to discuss their stock, sample craft beer, and pick up lunch from the à la carte menu. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. Minimum four people required.
Spend seven hours exploring the Bunbury Geographe and Harvey region of Western Australia, a productive agricultural belt shaped by Italian settlement. You'll visit family-owned wineries along a quieter wine route, taste award-winning cheeses, and discover the landscapes that supply Harvey Beef and Harvey Fresh. Expect rolling vineyards, citrus orchards, dairy pastures, Jarrah forest and quiet beaches woven through farmland.
This four-hour guided drive through Kalbarri takes you up to 100 kilometres from town to witness wildflower season at its peak. A local expert leads the way in a climate-controlled vehicle, pointing out over 12,000 species that bloom across Western Australia's landscape. More than 60% of these flowering plants are found nowhere else on Earth, making the seasonal display genuinely unique. You'll gain insight into what you're seeing and discover prime spots to explore the colourful blanket yourself.
Fly from Broome to the Kimberley's Horizontal Falls—a tidal phenomenon that channels seawater through narrow gorges with dramatic force. This 8.5-hour adventure combines fixed-wing and helicopter flights with a powerboat run through the falls themselves, followed by a relaxed cruise exploring hidden creeks and bays. Lunch is fresh barramundi served on a floating pontoon, with time to swim in a protected marine zone. You'll see the mudflats, inland ranges, and Talbot Bay from above, guided throughout by experienced pilots and naturalists.
A 10-hour private tour departing Perth that strings together five distinct landscapes across Western Australia's northern coastline. You'll move between Yanchep National Park's waterside trails and lagoon, ascend the Lancelin Sand Dunes on foot, walk amongst the limestone pillars of the Pinnacles Desert, and finish at the quieter beaches around Two Rocks, Cervantes, and Hangover Bay. Your driver navigates; a local guide provides context. No shared minibuses, no set itinerary squeezes—just your group moving at its own pace.
A 10-hour small-group tour through Western Australia's striking coastal landscapes, starting from Perth. You'll walk among thousands of limestone spires in Nambung National Park's Pinnacles, spot native wildlife at Yanchep, grab fish and chips in the seaside town of Cervantes, and climb the towering sand dunes near Lancelin. Limited to 12 passengers per vehicle with a local guide who knows the region well. Spring wildflowers paint the bushland in colour if you're visiting September to November.
Fly low over Broome's coastline for 60 minutes, banking north from Cable Beach past working pearl farms shaped by massive tides, then following the rust-red escarpment at James Price Point where fossilised marine creatures tell stories trapped in rock. The route continues up the coast revealing shallow reef systems, the Gantheaume Point lighthouse, and a string of beaches—Reddell, Simpsons, Town Beach—before looping back via Roebuck Bay and Dampier Creek. Pickup and drop-off included.
A compact seven-and-a-half-hour loop through Perth's highlights, starting at Kings Park before heading to Elizabeth Quay, the Swan Valley for wine, and Caversham Wildlife Park to meet native animals. You'll also taste chocolate at Margaret River's factory and sample chocolate liqueur at Providore. Small groups of no more than 11 travellers travel by air-conditioned minivan with pickups from three locations around the city.
Door-to-door driving service across Perth and Western Australia's main zones. A driver collects you from your location and takes you where you need to go, handling the navigation and parking. The vehicle stays cool, offers onboard WiFi, and includes bottled water. One-hour minimum booking available.
A customisable six-hour private exploration of the Perth Hills, a forested range just 30 minutes from the city centre. Work with your driver to piece together a day around bushwalking, vineyard visits, wildflower viewing (spring), or meals at local restaurants. Winter brings swollen creeks and wattle blooms; spring showcases tulip festivals and native wildflowers. The Bickley Valley section is particularly rewarding for orchards, ciders and food stops.
A private six to ten-hour tour through Perth and surrounds tailored entirely to your preferences. Hosts Lauren or Ben drive you through the city, Fremantle, Swan Valley and coastal stretches in a luxury Mercedes, stopping wherever takes your fancy—whether that's wildlife encounters, local food spots, seasonal wildflowers, Kings Park or Cottesloe Beach. Build your itinerary together before you go, then adjust on the day itself. Designed for couples, families and small groups wanting genuine local knowledge over standard tourist loops.
Spend five days walking through the Fitzgerald Biosphere, one of Earth's most flower-rich regions, where thousands of plant species display extraordinary colours and evolutionary strategies across coastal cliffs, eucalyptus woodland and limestone ranges. This Western Australian trek pairs rigorous daily walking with the spectacular wildflower displays that blanket the landscape, offering both botanical wonder and the quiet satisfaction of remote wilderness exploration. The Edgewalkers team handles transport, meals and route planning, leaving you to focus on the walk and the flora.
Spend two hours exploring Geraldton's working maritime economy with exclusive factory-floor access. Visit a boatyard where crayfishing vessels take shape, then step into a processing facility to watch Western Rock Lobster move from catch to export. The tour winds down with fresh crayfish tasting overlooking the working harbour, giving you a genuine feel for the industrial backbone of this coastal town.
Build your own eight-hour Perth experience with a private driver-guide who adapts to your interests and pace. Whether you're drawn to Rottnest Island's quokkas, Fremantle's heritage, wildflower trails, or the Swan River foreshore, you call the shots. This bespoke approach suits travellers with specific curiosities or limited time, allowing you to skip the standard itinerary and chase what actually excites you across Western Australia's capital.
Spend an hour at a working pearl farm in Perth watching oysters crack open to reveal lustrous pearls. Your guide walks you through contemporary harvesting techniques and the history of Australian pearling, then shows you the jewellery showroom. It's a hands-on glimpse into an industry that shaped Western Australia's economy, suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
Fly from Perth to the Pinnacles Desert near Cervantes for a 4-hour ground and aerial tour of Western Australia's most striking geological formation. After landing in this quiet fishing town, you'll drive out to explore thousands of jagged limestone columns rising from golden sand, then take to the air again to spot the 'dead pinnacles'—ancient structures visible only from above. The route includes coastal views en route, park entry, and flights in a fixed-wing aircraft.
A two-day loop through Western Australia's raw coastal and inland landscapes, guided in Mandarin or Cantonese. Depart Perth, sandboard at Lancelin, swim in Jurien Bay's turquoise shallows, spot the naturally twisted Leaning Tree, photograph the salt-pink Hutt Lagoon at different light angles, and walk amongst the Pinnacles' ancient limestone formations. Stay overnight in Geraldton. Drone footage included (weather dependent); stargazing add-on available.
Thirteen days road-tripping along Western Australia's windswept coast with fellow kiters, chasing consistent thermal winds from Perth to Exmouth. You'll base yourself in a mobile home that travels between Shark Bay, Coral Bay, Gnaraloo and other remote launching spots, riding the famous Fremantle Doctor—that reliable 15-20 knot southwesterly that builds as the land heats up. Think less tour bus, more crew adventure: flexible days, shared cooking, proper facilities at every stop.
Private car service from Perth Airport to your accommodation, operated by Australia's longest-running national chauffeur company. Your professional driver collects you from arrivals with bottled water on board and air-conditioned comfort throughout the 5-minute to 3-hour journey, depending on your destination. Reliable, courteous service with 24/7 support across Western Australia.
This five-hour private wine tour takes your group into Swan Valley, just outside Perth, visiting four handpicked wineries ranging from small family operations to established producers. You'll taste wines across the region, hear directly from winemakers about their craft, and travel in your own vehicle with a knowledgeable local guide. It's a relaxed, customisable afternoon that skips the standard coach-tour experience.
A 4-hour private chauffeured tour through Perth that balances major sights with lesser-known corners of the city. Your driver-guide navigates you through Western Australia's capital at your own tempo, stopping where your interests lie. The air-conditioned vehicle and coffee break keep things comfortable while you absorb local knowledge and stories that bring each location to life.
Step into a fully immersive virtual reality escape room in Western Australia where your team solves puzzles across a cinematic 3D world. Working in groups of 2–4, you'll each occupy your own physical space while collaborating in the virtual environment, walking freely and manipulating objects to crack the mission. This 40–50 minute adventure blends problem-solving with cutting-edge VR tech designed to keep you steady—no nausea, no gimmicks. Families, mates, corporate crews and party groups aged 8+ all find their footing here.
This 9-hour combination tour departs Perth by light aircraft, crossing the coast to Cervantes before landing at the Pinnacles Desert—a remote expanse of weathered limestone columns rising from golden sand. After exploring the otherworldly landscape on foot, you'll fly back out over the Indian Ocean to Rottnest Island for a free afternoon of beach time, wildlife spotting (the island's famous quokkas), and food. The return flight skims past Fremantle before touching down in Perth. Includes bottled water, park entry fees, and a guide throughout.
This 6-day helicopter safari across Western Australia's West Kimberley departs from Broome and combines aerial exploration with ground-based adventures. You'll stay at remote lodges, fly over dramatic gorges and waterfalls, visit a working pearl farm, and experience the outback by camel, boat and on foot. Each day builds on the last, moving deeper into this rugged landscape whilst maintaining comfort through quality accommodation and restaurant-standard meals.
This 60-minute scenic flight departs Kalgoorlie and showcases the region's industrial and natural landmarks. You'll circle the famous Super Pit gold mine and nickel smelter complex before heading south toward Kambalda, where the otherworldly expanse of Lake Lefroy comes into view—a stark salt lake punctuated by deep mining excavations that reveal the scale of resource extraction across Western Australia's goldfields.
Launch into the canopy at Lane Poole Park near Dwellingup with two specially designed junior courses that let kids aged 3–7 swing, climb, and zip through the trees at their own pace. This 2.5-hour experience combines aerial obstacles and ziplines in a forest setting, with full safety gear and trained instructors on hand. No prior experience needed—just willingness to have a go.
Walk through Margaret River's Passel Estate at dusk, where vineyard rows meet native bushland and a spring-fed dam. This 90-minute experience pairs guided tastings of estate wines with insights into the property's land restoration work. You'll traverse manicured grounds and natural reserves while sipping, with $60 of your ticket supporting ongoing conservation. It's a rare chance to see how a working winery manages both production and ecological stewardship in Western Australia's premium wine country.
Roll through Perth's riverside parkland and past the famous Blue Boat House on a guided Segway tour lasting two-and-a-half hours. You'll glide along the Swan River with a small group, stopping to photograph the city's most iconic waterside structure while picking up stories about Western Australia's heritage and landscape. The tour includes full training, safety kit, and radio headsets so you hear your guide clearly throughout. Suited to ages 12 and up.
This 6.5-hour Kimberley expedition combines helicopter flights with a powerboat adventure through Horizontal Falls, one of Australia's most dramatic tidal phenomena. Departing Derby, you'll fly over the McLarty and Kimbolton Ranges before landing on a remote houseboat for morning tea. A thrilling powerboat run takes you through the falls themselves, followed by fresh barramundi lunch on a pontoon overlooking turquoise waters and towering cliffs. The return journey by helicopter completes the loop, revealing the inland ranges and Talbot Bay from above.
Descend into Lake Cave with a private guide who'll walk you through 90 minutes of underground geology. You'll see how water shaped the cavern over millennia—suspended rock shelves, delicate mineral formations, and an actual subterranean lake. Transport from Margaret River is sorted, so you just show up and explore without logistical faffing.
Uncover Perth's character on your own terms with this self-guided puzzle trail through the city's landmarks and hidden corners. Download the World City Trail app, work through location-based riddles at ten-plus sites—from the Bell Tower to Queens Gardens—and unlock insider tips on local eateries and shops along the way. No fixed start time, no guide shadowing you, no entrance fees required. Takes roughly three hours, though you set the pace.
A 30-minute aerial tour departing from Jandakot Airport that traces Perth's geography from above. You'll bank over the Swan River's curves, sweep past the city skyline and King's Park, then head seaward to catch Cottesloe and other coastal strips before looping back via Fremantle. The flight reveals how the river, urban core, and beaches slot together—a perspective the ground simply can't offer.
Pack Perth, Fremantle and Rottnest Island into one day with a small-group tour across Western Australia's most compelling corners. You'll start in the city with elevated views from Kings Park and the waterfront precincts, then head south to explore Fremantle's colonial architecture and maritime heritage. A ferry crossing deposits you on Rottnest Island to spot quokkas in their natural habitat before a scenic Swan River cruise carries you back to Perth. Ten hours, max twelve travellers, one local guide steering the experience.
Spend two hours at Voyager Estate exploring Western Australian wines through a personalised itinerary designed around your tastes. Your dedicated Wine Guide contacts you beforehand to understand your interests—whether that's dissecting Chardonnay's complexity, learning organic viticulture, or mastering food-wine pairing—then crafts your visit accordingly. Walk the vineyard rows, descend into the cellar, blend your own Cabernet, or attend a hands-on masterclass. Each session pairs with a tailored food experience and curated tastings.
Fly from Perth to Western Australia's Southwest for an 11-hour exploration of coastal and forest landscapes. After landing, drive through tingle forests to walk among ancient giants on the Tree Top Walk, then continue to Denmark's white-sand beaches and distinctive Elephant Rocks. Stop for lunch before heading to Albany, where you'll tour the historic Whaling Station and witness the dramatic geological formations of the Gap and Natural Bridge carved by the Southern Ocean. Whales frequent these waters July–October.
Walk Perth with someone who genuinely lives here, not a scripted script. Over 2–6 hours, a local host crafts an itinerary around what you actually want to see—whether that's the riverside at Elizabeth Quay, the green spaces of Kings Park, or the creative back-streets of Northbridge. You'll chat through a questionnaire before the tour, so your guide knows your interests and pace in advance. It's a proper conversation with someone local, not a tick-box sightseeing run.
Step onto one of Western Australia's longest-running stations, just outside Kalbarri, for a three-hour exploration of outback life and heritage. Your guide walks you through the original homestead buildings, sharing stories of settlement and station work, before settling you on the verandah for country-style morning tea. Views stretch across the gardens to the Murchison River as you taste fresh scones, properly brewed coffee, and local teas.
A four-hour professional photo session across Perth's lesser-known spots, tailored to your brief. A photographer guides you through chosen locations—whether you pick them or take their suggestions—capturing 50 finished images delivered within a fortnight. Solo travellers, couples, groups, families, and special occasions (proposals, engagements, honeymoons) all work. You'll see parts of Perth most visitors miss and walk away with a polished visual record of your time here.