About this tour
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.
Highlights
- Scenic flight from Perth over Southwest beaches and rural landscape
- Tree Top Walk among ancient tingle forest canopy
- Denmark's turquoise waters and Elephant Rocks formation
- Historic Whaling Station and Albany's industrial heritage
- Gap and Natural Bridge: dramatic coastal geology
- Seasonal whale spotting (July–October)
What to expect
You'll board a flight south from Perth, crossing beaches and bushland before landing in the Southwest. A coastal drive takes you into old-growth tingle forest where elevated walkways let you move through the canopy at treetop level. The landscape opens up at Denmark, where you'll see white beaches and the distinctive cluster of Elephant Rocks scattered along a quiet shoreline. After a meal break, the final leg brings you to Albany's working waterfront. The Whaling Station museum preserves a major chapter of Australian industry; afterwards, you'll visit the Gap and Natural Bridge—towering rock formations shaped by ocean power over millennia.
Good to know
Minimum 2 people per booking. All activities and lunch included; bring own transport to/from Perth airport. Suitable for all fitness levels; prams and strollers welcome, infants on adult laps. Tour depends on favourable weather. Peak whale season is July to October.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original WA Travel summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.