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Margaret River: Wine, Canoe & Coastal 4WD Tour, Max 6 Guests★ 4.99 (2,139) · 5h 30m
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Broome Town Tour: Cable Beach, Chinatown & Local Stories★ 4.90 (1,202) · 2h 30m
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Pinnacles Desert: Sunset Dinner & Stargazing Tour with Pickup★ 4.78 (1,128) · 9h 30m
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Margaret River: Wine Tasting, Emu Feeding & Italian Lunch★ 4.99 (966) · 7hAU$ 205View ›
Rottnest Island: Ferry & Coach Tour from Fremantle★ 4.55 (788) · 8hAU$ 147View ›
Swan Valley Day Trip: Food, Wine & Brewery Tastings from Perth★ 4.85 (737) · 6h–7hAU$ 169View ›
Horizontal Falls tour from Broome: Seaplane, fast boat & swim★ 4.80 (722) · 6hAU$ 1,495View ›
Broome: Horizontal Falls & Pearl Farm with Coastal Flight★ 4.95 (716) · 6hAU$ 895View ›
Rockingham: Swim with Wild Dolphins & Seafood Lunch★ 4.70 (690) · 6hAU$ 349View ›
Mandurah Pirate Cruise: Family Canal Adventure & Dolphin Spotting★ 4.91 (676) · 45mAU$ 42View ›Top rated (10)
Margaret River: Coastal Wildlife Eco Trip with Lunch & PickupYou’ll feel Margaret River’s wild side—walking coastal tracks, tasting fresh local produce with a glass of wine or coffee, spotting dolphins or lazy kangaroos along the way. With pickup from Busselton or Dunsborough and a guide who knows every story behind each bay or cliff, this eco trip feels honest and personal—never rushed.
Margaret River: Nocturnal Wildlife Tour & Stargazing with PickupYou’ll share billy tea under southern stars while watching rare marsupials wake up for their nightly routines in Margaret River’s bushland. Expect gentle laughter with your guide, close-up moments with possums and kangaroos, plus hotel pickup so you don’t have to worry about getting there or back. It’s more than just seeing wildlife — it’s feeling part of their world for an evening.
Optus Stadium Roof Climb Perth: 360° Views & Behind-the-Scenes AccessYou climb from Level 5 to the roof of Optus Stadium via staircase or lift, walk the 360-degree perimeter of the famous sails, and stop at the western viewing deck for photos of the Swan River and Perth skyline. Your guide covers the stadium's construction and game day operations while your harness keeps you secure. You take home digital photos and an OZONE cap. The whole climb is straightforward — no technical climbing involved — and the tour leader handles all safety briefing and gear fitting.Is it for me?Book this if you want a genuinely different view of Perth and don't mind a moderate climb — the harness and guide handle the safety, so you can focus on the fact that you're standing on top of the city's most recognizable building.
Margaret River: Wine, Coffee & Forest Day Tour with LunchYou’ll sip fresh-roasted coffee in Margaret River’s most aromatic spot before tasting boutique wines with local makers who love what they do. Enjoy a home-style lunch at Berry Farm Cottage Cafe and wander beneath ancient karri trees in Boranup Forest. This day trip is about slowing down, sharing laughs with locals, and letting yourself be surprised by small details along the way.
Perth: Optus Stadium VERTIGO Rooftop Walk & Photo PackYou’ll feel your pulse quicken as you step beyond Optus Stadium’s roof on the VERTIGO walk, guided by locals who know every bolt up there. Traverse open air with no handrails, catch wild views of Perth and Swan River, then pause on the Western Viewing Deck for photos you’ll keep replaying in your head long after.
Perth Walking Tour: History, Street Art & Local StoriesYou walk 3 kilometers through Perth's central streets, laneways and heritage precincts with a local guide who knows the stories behind the street art, old buildings and new developments. The pace is leisurely, the group stays small, and you get practical recommendations for what to do next. Wheelchair and pram accessible, operates in all weather.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to Perth and want to understand the city's layout, history and character before you explore on your own—a local guide and small group mean you get oriented without the feeling of being herded, and the leisurely pace lets you actually absorb what you're seeing.
Avon Valley Balloon Ride from Perth with Breakfast & PickupYou’ll start before dawn with an early pickup in Perth and ride out to Northam for your sunrise hot air balloon flight over Avon Valley. Feel the chill of morning air as you help prepare the balloon, then float quietly above golden fields before sharing breakfast with your group—ending with that sleepy contentment only adventure brings.
Ningaloo Reef snorkeling tour: Manta rays, sharks and turtlesA full-day snorkeling tour of Ningaloo Reef where you swim with manta rays, tiger sharks, loggerhead turtles and hundreds of coral species, guided by crew with over 20 years on the reef. The boat carries morning and afternoon tea, a freshly cooked lunch, in-water tour photos, and all snorkel gear; the day runs seven hours and includes a restroom on board.Is it for me?This is a shared tour with a live guide, so you're in a group moving between sites together—the crew's 20 years on the reef means they position the boat where the animals are, not where the crowds gather. Book this if you want to swim with multiple species in one day and have the logistics (gear, food, photos) handled for you, rather than arranging snorkeling stops on your own.
Hot Air Balloon Flight Perth: Sunrise over Avon ValleyA hot air balloon flight in Perth's Avon Valley at dawn, where you watch the sunrise light the river and farming landscape below and can help crew the balloon if you want. The experience lasts around four hours with breakfast included; guides speak English and Spanish, and children from age 6 are welcome.Is it for me?The hands-on option makes this worth choosing if you want to be part of how the balloon works rather than just a passenger; book the transfer option if you need pickup from Perth instead of driving to the launch site yourself.
Perth Swan Valley Wine Tour: Small Group & Gourmet LunchYou get picked up from central Perth, visit premium boutique wineries you wouldn't find on a standard tour, taste sparkling through fortified wines with morning tea and a gourmet lunch included, then finish with chocolate and gourmet food sampling. Small groups mean you're never waiting in a crowd, and the wine-accredited guide does the talking so you don't have to figure it out yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Swan Valley's best wineries without feeling like one of forty people on a coach — the small group size is what makes access to boutique producers possible and keeps the pace unhurried enough to actually enjoy the tasting.
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Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Tour & Museum Entry with GuideYou’ll feel the wind on your face as you climb Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse’s 59 steps with a local guide sharing stories from Western Australia’s coast. Step onto the balcony for wide-open views over Geographe Bay, then explore real lightkeepers’ letters and artifacts in their original cottage museum. It’s less about ticking off sights—more about pausing where history still lingers.
Perth Bell Tower: Ring Historic Bells & Swan River ViewsYou'll ring the 300-year-old bells from London's Saint Martin church, learn their history from a guide, watch the 6,500kg ANZAC Bell ring at noon from Level 5, and take in Swan River views from the Observation Deck. A coin gets you a tune on the world's first Carillon. Entry covers all five public areas, and the whole visit fits into a couple of hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want a hands-on experience rather than a guided walk-through — ringing the bells yourself is what makes the history feel real, and the observation deck gives you the river views without needing to arrange a separate scenic stop.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse tour: Climb to the topA half-hour fully-guided tour takes you up the spiral staircase inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest on mainland Australia, to views of the Southern and Indian Oceans meeting at the cape's tip. Your guide shares the stories of the lighthouse keepers and the maritime history of this working landmark, built from local limestone in 1895. Children from age 4 are welcome; the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The guided climb means you get the stories and the history as you ascend—the keepers' lives, the maritime dangers, the craftsmanship of the 1895 build—instead of climbing alone and wondering what you're looking at. The guide does the work of making the place make sense.
Albany National Anzac Centre: Entry & Fortress GunsYou enter the National Anzac Centre in Albany and follow one of 32 real service records through multimedia displays and artifacts—from recruitment through embarkation, combat zones, and for survivors, the difficult return home. Your entry includes access to the Princess Royal Fortress's coastal guns, bunkers, and walking trails across 260 hectares. Plan 2 to 4 hours depending on depth, with free parking and full wheelchair accessibility throughout.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand a specific moment in Australian military history through real personal stories rather than a broad overview—the multimedia format and individual service records make the experience intimate rather than encyclopedic, and the fortress location keeps the history anchored to the place where it actually happened.
Mammoth Cave: Self-Guided Audio Tour & Fossil Walk Western AustraliaYou’ll explore Margaret River’s Mammoth Cave at your own pace with an audio guide—spotting ancient fossils embedded in stone and wandering through cool chambers before stepping back out among towering forest trees. Listen for echoes and trickling water as you follow gentle boardwalks. It’s quietly moving in ways you might not expect.
Lake Cave: Guided Tour with Sunken Forest DescentYou’ll descend through a sunken karri forest into Lake Cave with a local guide, where crystal formations drip into a perfectly mirrored underground lake. Experience rare sights like the suspended table formation and pause in silence as lights reveal hidden details around you. Afterward, take in treetop views from the deck above — it leaves you feeling both tiny and lucky.
Perth Mint Gold Tour: Largest Gold Coin & Live PourYou join an hourly guided talk through the heritage building and vaults, handle actual gold bullion, watch molten gold poured into bars, and see the world's largest gold coin. The tour includes your guide and all exhibition access; the Red CAT bus stops outside, and the whole site is wheelchair accessible with loan chairs available.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Perth wanting to understand the gold story without arranging separate transport — the free CAT bus stops at the door, and hourly talks mean you can show up and join the next one. Plan for a morning or afternoon block rather than a quick stop; the vaults and live pour take time to absorb.
Jewel Cave WA: Guided Tour & Karri Forest Walk OptionYou’ll step into Western Australia’s Jewel Cave with a local guide leading you through immense crystal chambers and sharing strange tales from its past. See ancient stalactites up close, feel the cool underground air on your skin, and finish with an optional walk beneath towering karri trees. There’s something quietly moving about standing where time moves so slowly.
Ngilgi Cave & Ancient Lands: Self-Guided Bushland WalkYou walk a pathway through bushland learning about the landscape and Noongar culture, then descend into Ngilgi Cave to explore lit chambers at your own pace. Boardwalks make it accessible, guides are stationed inside if you need them, and a junior tunnel gives kids something to do besides complain. The whole visit is self-paced, so you're not locked into a group schedule.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore at their own pace without a group schedule, and for families with children who need flexibility and a bit of adventure (the junior tunnel) built in. Moderate fitness is needed for the descent and walking through chambers, but the boardwalks mean you're not climbing or squeezing.
Optus Stadium Tour Perth: Changerooms & Field AccessYou walk through the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles changerooms, sit on the player benches at ground level, explore the Dennis Commetti Media Centre, and finish with views of the Swan River and Perth skyline from the Victory Lounge. The tour takes 90 minutes, runs three times daily, and is accessible for all ages and abilities. Book a time slot that fits your schedule — tours don't run on event days.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see inside a major stadium without waiting for a game day or arranging your own access — the tour handles the logistics and takes you through the spaces that stay closed to the public.
