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Two kangaroos mid-bound along the shoreline of a white sand beach with white tire tracks and blue ocean water. Credit: Tourism Western Australia
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West Australian Explorer Tour

Perth

Perth

13 days, 12 nights

Road Trips

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Tour overview

Discover the breathtaking diversity of the South West Coast with this immersive 13-day itinerary. Start in vibrant Perth with a Swan Valley wine cruise and a visit to the famous quokkas of Rottnest Island. Your self-drive adventure then leads you south to the world-renowned Margaret River wine region and the ancient Tingle forests of Walpole. Marvel at the dramatic Gap in Albany and the pristine, kangaroo-dotted sands of Lucky Bay in Esperance. Finally, witness the geological wonder of Wave Rock before concluding in historic Fremantle. Perfectly blending coastal relaxation with rugged outback exploration, this is the definitive West Coast escape.

Tour highlights & inclusions

13 days / 12 nights
1 lunch

Perth

Perth

Budget
Rental car included
  • Swan Valley Wine Cruise - Lunch Included
  • Hop on Hop Off Bus & Rottnest Ferry Combo
  • Underwater Observatory Tour

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Trip itinerary

Perth

Perth is the capital city of Western Australia, developed on the Swan River, which is a sacred place for its traditional landowners, the Noongar people. The city has a rich history, from indigenous culture through to colonial architecture. The city is a hub for indigenous and modern art and award-winning restaurants, while a short drive will take you to some of the best beaches in Australia with white sand and crystal blue water. Just 19km off the mainland is Rottnest Island, also named Wadjemup by the Noongar people. The island is a protected nature reserve and one of the few homes to the native marsupial the Quokka, but also boasts a range of activities and historical points of interest.

A twilight view of the glowing Perth city lights and Elizabeth Quay bridge reflected in the water. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

Accommodation

Modern, minimalist hotel bedroom with a large window and stylish wooden headboard at Pensione Hotel Perth. Credit: ATDW
Pensione Hotel Perth

Highlights of West Australian Explorer Tour

An aerial view of a white cruise boat on a calm river passing green vineyard rows under a bright blue sky. Credit: Sealink | Captain Cook Cruises

Swan Valley Wine Cruise - Lunch Included

An elevated view of a Quokka Coaches bus at a scenic bay with multiple boats anchored in turquoise water. Credit: Pinnacle Travel Group

Hop on Hop Off Bus & Rottnest Ferry Combo

A split-level photograph shows the red Busselton Jetty tourist train on the tracks above and the sun-dappled, clear green water of Geographe Bay below in Western Australia. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

Underwater Observatory Tour

Close-up of an Aboriginal man playing a long wooden didgeridoo inside a textured limestone cave. Credit: Tourism Australia

Kaya Cape Experience

A high-angle shot of a person on the cantilevered grating platform at The Gap, overlooking crashing blue waves in Albany, WA. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

The Gap & Natural Wonders Tour

Additional inclusions

Private Transfer - Perth Airport to Perth Accommodation

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