About this tour
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.
Highlights
- Thousands of limestone pillars rising from golden sand
- Native Australian wildlife spotting at Yanchep
- Fish and chips lunch overlooking the Indian Ocean
- Climb massive sand dunes at Lancelin
- Small group of maximum 12 passengers only
- Wildflowers blanket the landscape in spring
What to expect
You'll spend the morning exploring Yanchep's bushland and wetlands, looking for kangaroos, wallabies and birdlife. After an hour's drive, you'll reach the Pinnacles—thousands of weathered limestone columns jutting from rust-coloured sand. It's genuinely striking. Lunch happens in Cervantes, a working fishing village where you can choose fish and chips, a steak sandwich or vegan burger. The afternoon takes you to Lancelin's massive dunes; most people scramble up them, though it's optional. The guide shares local knowledge throughout and keeps things unhurried.
Good to know
Hotel pickups cover Perth City, Fremantle, Cottesloe and Scarborough. The tour suits all fitness levels, though dune walking is moderately steep. Bring sunscreen and a hat—there's little shade. Water is supplied. Sandboard hire and lobster lunch upgrades cost extra.
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