Upon arrival at Perth International Airport, transfer to hotel and dinner.

Nambung National Park and The Pinnacles
In the morning, head north along the colour filled Indian Ocean Drive to The Pinnacles, where thousands of huge limestone pillars rise out of yellow sand dunessit in Nambung National Park. Visit The Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre, which lies in low heath at the edge of the Pinnacles Desert to discover more about the geology of the pinnacles formations and the cultural and natural heritage values of the areas. 

Next, continue to the lobster processing factory, Lobster Shack. At here, you will see how the lobsters are processed in the factory and packaged up to be sent LIVE to destinations all over the world. To make the tour perfect, you will have Lobster as your lunch today.

Geraldton
Afterwards, drive to the beautiful coastal town of Geraldton. Stroll the boardwalk along the water’s edge, photostop at the awe-inspiring HMAS Sydney II Memorial, built to honour the lost sailors of the HMAS Sydney maritime disaster in 1941 and the Leaning Trees, buffeted by prevailing southerly winds and became the popular icon for travellers.

Pink Lake
Board a scenic plane (Optional) from Geraldton to Kalbarri via flying over the dreamy pink colour Hutt Lagoon (due to seasonal changes, the colour of the lake differs at different times of the year), famous known as Pink Lake. Marvel at the difference between its pink waters and the nearby royal blue ocean from on a flight, and see the world’s largest micro-algae farm on the lake.

Afterwards, visit one of Western Australia’s most iconic natural attractions, Nature’s Window which natural rock arch frames the river perfectly at Kalbarri National Park.

After lunch, photostop along Kalbarri’s coastal cliffs and see the Pink Lake on the ground when heading back to Geraldton.

While en-route to Perth, enjoy the scenery along the road.

Perth Orientation Tour
Short stop at the Kings Park, one of the world’s largest city park with over thousands plant species together with stunning city views. Next, discover Perth’s iconic attractions by driving pass the Parliament House, Barrack St Arch & St George Terrace, Northbridge and Hay Street. Lastly, have a photostop at Elizabeth Quay to enjoy the iconic Bell Tower view.

Optional Tour ($ 120/Adult ; $ 105/Child 3-16 years old):
Busselton Day Trip
Transfer to the South West region of Western Australian, Busselton. Take a 1.7km journey across the longest timberpiled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere by train to visit the Underwater Observatory which located at the end of the Busselton Jetty. (Fees Includes 45 minutes Guided Tour of the Underwater Observatory, Return Train Trip and Jetty Day Pass.)

Optional Tour ($ 186/Adult ; $ 121/Child 4-12 years old):
Rottnest Island Tour (Seat-In-Coach)
Take a ferry ride from Perth to Rottnest Island, the home of the cute and most photogenic animal in the world, the quokka. Explore the stunning beauty of the island with all of Rottnest’s must-see locations, cultural and historical heritage ranging from Maritime and Military history right up to future developments.

Caversham Wildlife Park
Today, head to Caversham Wildlife Park, where Australia’s unique native animals awaits you, including koalas, wallabies, possums, tasmanian devils and wombats. Hand feed the kangaroos, have a photo taken with the koalas and learn more about wildlife in Australia.

Fremantle Sightseeing Tour
Ranked as the world’s 7th best city by Lonely Planet, Fremantle is the best preserved 19th century port streetscape. Explore the port by driving pass Roundhouse, Fisherman Boat harbor, and Cappuccino Strip. Enjoy shopping at Fremantle Weekend Market (Open on Friday to Sunday only) where you may find fresh local food, indigenous souvenirs and quirky boutiques.

Tansfer to airport for our flight back home.

Arrive home with sweet memories