Australian Pinnacle Tours

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, head­ing fur­ther north, we stop ini­tial­ly at Bea­gle Bay for morn­ing tea; famous for its Shell Church (com­mu­ni­ty entry fees includ­ed but entry to Shell Church by indi­vid­ual donation)

Our next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

Fol­low­ing lunch we ven­ture up to One Arm Point — Ardyaloon. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, is the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase local art and arte­facts (cash only).

We head back to Broome on the coach arriv­ing approx­i­mate­ly 6.30pm. A drop off to your hotel is included.

*When avail­able, an addi­tion­al vis­it to the abo­rig­i­nal com­mu­ni­ty at Lom­bad­i­na will be includ­ed after lunch. This is depen­dent on the dis­cre­tion of the com­mu­ni­ty patrons. (Com­mu­ni­ty fees included)

Just a few kilo­me­tres out of Broome we head north on Cape Lev­eque Road. Trav­el­ling over rugged ter­rain on the unsealed sec­tions of the road, head­ing fur­ther north, we stop ini­tial­ly at Bea­gle Bay for morn­ing tea; famous for its Shell Church (com­mu­ni­ty entry fees includ­ed but entry to Shell Church by indi­vid­ual donation)

Our next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm sit­u­at­ed on the tip of the Dampi­er Penin­su­la. Enjoy a chef pre­pared lunch fol­lowed by a Pearl Farm Tour. A fam­i­ly owned busi­ness, it is Australia’s old­est oper­at­ing Pearl Farm. An oppor­tu­ni­ty also to vis­it their show­room, where you will see some of the finest South Sea Pearls grown and harvested.

Fol­low­ing lunch we ven­ture up to One Arm Point — Ardyaloon. One Arm Point is a remote Indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty with amaz­ing views of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Here, is the trochus hatch­ery and learn about the Bar­di Jaw­is strong con­nec­tion to their rich cul­ture and salt­wa­ter tra­di­tions. Have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase local art and arte­facts (cash only).

We then drop you for your mag­nif­i­cent Scenic Flight tak­ing you over the Cape Lev­eque Region before return­ing to Broome. A drop off to your hotel is included.

*When avail­able, an addi­tion­al vis­it to the abo­rig­i­nal com­mu­ni­ty at Lom­bad­i­na will be includ­ed after lunch. This is depen­dent on the dis­cre­tion of the com­mu­ni­ty patrons. (Com­mu­ni­ty fees included)

Begin­ning at Willie Creek Pearl Lug­gers, we enjoy a sam­pler tour on the per­ils of the deep and hear what the ear­ly pearl divers had to endure. Next, we trav­el to Chi­na­town to vis­it Sun Pic­tures, the world’s old­est oper­at­ing pic­ture gardens.

We stop at the local Spinifex Brew­ery Cable Beach to enjoy beer tast­ings, accom­pa­nied with light snacks. 

At Town Beach, learn of Broome’s One Day War before trav­el­ling on to the Japan­ese Ceme­tery which high­lights the close ties the Japan­ese estab­lished between Broome and its pearling indus­try. We then vis­it Broome Port, which is known for being the largest deep-water access port ser­vic­ing the Kim­ber­ley region.

After­wards, we move on to Gantheaume Point most com­mon­ly known for its red rock cliff face, dinosaur foot­prints and Anastasia’s Pool. Trav­el­ling on, we enjoy a brief vis­it to the pic­turesque Cable Beach.

We then head down to Gantheaume Beach to enjoy some light refresh­ments and nib­bles and watch the sun­set. A drop off to your hotel is included.

Departs 15:00pm

The tow­er­ing white sand dunes of Lancelin lie around a 1.5‑hour dri­ve north of Perth, along the Indi­an Ocean coast. This tour is ide­al for adven­tur­ous trav­el­ers short on time — make your own way to Lancelin and hop aboard for a thrilling 45 minute 4WD tour of the dunes. Stop along the way to admire the views, take pho­tos, and have a go at sand­board­ing down the gigan­tic dunes.

• Spec­tac­u­lar views of the Lancelin Sand Dunes.

• Adren­a­line-fueled sand­board­ing expe­ri­ence in the dunes.

• Explore off-road by 4WD: the only way to reach the dunes. 

We trav­el south from Perth, dri­ving out into the farm­land and graz­ing cat­tle, before stop­ping for morn­ing tea at the quirky and pic­turesque town of Cow­aramup, famous for the 42 life-sized fibre­glass Friesian cows that are locat­ed through­out. After a brief stop, we ven­ture onward to Provi­dore and the Mar­garet Riv­er Choco­late Com­pa­ny, where you can sam­ple the deli­cious choco­late, nougat and gourmet nuts on offer. 

Dri­ving into the heart of Mar­garet Riv­er, we enjoy wine and nougat tast­ings at Bet­te­nays Nougat com­pa­ny, before your includ­ed lunch at one of Mar­garet River’s famous winer­ies. Next, it’s on to Vasse Vir­gin, where you can sam­ple a huge selec­tion of soaps, oils and oth­er prod­ucts, before we enjoy choco­late and wine tast­ings at Gabriels Choco­lates, and the accom­pa­ny­ing House of Cards winery.

Con­tin­u­ing our trip out to the coast, we take in the spec­tac­u­lar seascape views across the Indi­an Ocean from Canal Rocks, fol­low­ing the walk­ways out over these chis­elled gran­ite blocks to see the rush­ing ocean beneath. 

We start our return jour­ney north, and con­clude with a stop at Bus­sel­ton, where you will have a chance to view the icon­ic Bus­sel­ton Jet­ty, the longest wood­en jet­ty in the South­ern Hemi­sphere. We depart from here back to Perth, arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 8:30pm.

We head north away from the city towards Yanchep Nation­al Park for a quick com­fort stop and an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see the koalas and kan­ga­roos. Then it’s onwards to Nam­bung Nation­al Park to see the mys­ti­cal Pin­na­cle Desert for an easy paced walk through the fas­ci­nat­ing land­scape, giv­ing you the oppor­tu­ni­ty to real­ly embrace this amaz­ing and mys­ti­cal place.

If time per­mits, be sure to make a vis­it to the Pin­na­cles Desert Dis­cov­ery Cen­tre to learn more about the Pin­na­cles and the cul­tur­al and nat­ur­al her­itage of the area.

Fol­low­ing the high­light vis­it to the Pin­na­cles, it’s on to the lob­ster town of Cer­vantes for your includ­ed fish and chip lunch.

After lunch we head back down towards Perth to vis­it the icon­ic Swan Val­ley and sam­ple some of the regions famed provi­dores offer­ing such delights as choco­late, nougat and gourmet nuts.

Once we have had our fill of the gor­geous Swan Val­ley we head straight back to Perth down Guild­ford Road arriv­ing at approx­i­mate­ly 6:00pm.

Vis­it spec­tac­u­lar Rot­tnest Island, the ​“Emer­ald Isle in a Sea of Sap­phire”, only 19 kilo­me­tres off the main­land coast. ​“Rot­to” has a relaxed atmos­phere and unique fea­tures that will leave a last­ing impression.

It is believed that Rot­tnest Island sep­a­rat­ed from the main­land 7,000 years ago and is now the largest of a chain of islands off the coast of Perth. The stun­ning, pris­tine envi­ron­ment includes 63 seclud­ed beach­es, 20 bays, crys­tal clear water, fas­ci­nat­ing his­to­ry, the quok­ka and more. All the ​“Colours of Rot­tnest” can only be ful­ly appre­ci­at­ed on the ful­ly com­men­tat­ed Rot­tnest ​“Bay­seek­er Island Tour”.

Explore the stun­ning beau­ty of this A‑Class reserve in air-con­di­tioned com­fort, tak­ing in the amaz­ing fau­na and flo­ra of the island, stun­ning beach­es, wood­lands and
incred­i­ble salt lakes.

This 1.75-hour island tour includes all of Rottnest’s must-see loca­tions includ­ing the Wad­jemup Light­house, Hen­ri­et­ta Rocks, the majes­tic look-out point at Mabel Cove. All major habi­tats are cov­ered on this amaz­ing tour, includ­ing Rottnest’s cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal her­itage rang­ing from Mar­itime, Colo­nial and Mil­i­tary his­to­ry to future developments.

Jour­ney to the his­tor­i­cal Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nel For­ti­fi­ca­tion on board the icon­ic Cap­tain Hussey Train and take in the amaz­ing views of Rot­tnest Island. Enjoy an infor­ma­tive ride up Oliv­er Hill, pass­ing some icon­ic and his­tor­i­cal land­marks on the island. Once you arrive at Oliv­er Hill you will have 60 minute pho­to oppor­tu­ni­ty (if tak­ing imme­di­ate return train, you will have approx­i­mate­ly a 5 – 10 minute pho­to oppor­tu­ni­ty) before head­ing back to the Main Set­tle­ment on the train, or maybe enjoy a guid­ed tour of the Guns and Tun­nels at Oliv­er Hill, pro­vid­ed by the vol­un­teer Rot­tnest Island Guides.

Please note — If choos­ing to access the his­toric Oliv­er Hill Guns and Tun­nels attrac­tion, it involves mul­ti­ple sec­tions of stair and stone steps, up to 60 in total so an abil­i­ty to man­age steps is essential

Unlock your adven­tur­ous side and expe­ri­ence Rot­tnest Island at its best! Use ped­al pow­er to get your­self around to see the beau­ti­ful sights of Rot­tnest Island – a car-free unspoilt par­adise just off the West­ern Aus­tralian coast. With cars exclud­ed from the island, bike rid­ing would have to be the most pop­u­lar and fun way to explore the island.

Don’t waste valu­able island time hir­ing a bike when you arrive! Book your bike with your fer­ry tick­et before you leave to avoid the queues and then leave the arrival jet­ty behind to explore beau­ti­ful, unique wildlife and spec­tac­u­lar views! Why not add on snorkel hire (extra charge) to ensure you ful­ly immerse your­self in what Rot­tnest has to offer.

Rot­tnest is WA’s most beau­ti­ful island just 19 kilo­me­tres off Perth’s coast­line. The island, 11 kilo­me­tres long and 4.5 kilo­me­tres at its widest point, is an A‑Class reserve with stun­ning coral reefs, crys­tal clear waters and unique wildlife.

There is no bet­ter way to expe­ri­ence the free­dom of this island than under your own steam. With bikes avail­able from all depar­ture points and a choice of depar­ture times, you can real­ly max­imise your time on the island. Don’t for­get to pack a pic­nic, plen­ty of water and a tow­el and head off to find some of the most beau­ti­ful, unspoilt and emp­ty beach­es in West­ern Australia.

Warn­ing: Rot­tnest may look flat, but be pre­pared for some decep­tive hills!

Com­pli­men­ta­ry cour­tesy coach trans­fers from select­ed Perth CBD accom­mo­da­tion to Bar­rack Street Jet­ty (Perth depar­ture) or Hillarys Boat Har­bour (Hillarys depar­ture) available.

Depart 10:00am

Return 16:30pm

Don’t just trav­el to Rot­tnest — expe­ri­ence it.

Rot­tnest is WA’s most beau­ti­ful island just 19 kilo­me­tres off Perth’s coast­line. The island, 11 kilo­me­tres long and 4.5 kilo­me­tres at its widest point, is an A‑Class reserve with stun­ning coral reefs, crys­tal clear waters and unique wildlife.

Enjoy a light­ning fast 40 minute ocean cross­ing in air-con­di­tioned com­fort on board a high speed fer­ry, depart­ing from Hillarys Boat Har­bour, home to the Aquar­i­um of West­ern Aus­tralia, quaint shops, and many restaurants.

Rot­tnest boasts pris­tine bays and seclud­ed beach­es, some of the finest in the world and has a unique style of archi­tec­ture dat­ing back to the 1800’s. No mat­ter how you spend your time at Rot­tnest, you are sure to be amazed by what the island has to offer.

Com­pli­men­ta­ry cour­tesy coach trans­fers from select­ed Perth CBD accom­mo­da­tion to Hillarys Boat Har­bour available.

Vis­it spec­tac­u­lar Rot­tnest Island, the ​“Emer­ald Isle in a Sea of Sap­phire”, only 19 kilo­me­tres off the main­land coast. ​“Rot­to” has a relaxed atmos­phere and unique fea­tures that will leave a last­ing impression.

It is believed that Rot­tnest Island sep­a­rat­ed from the main­land 7,000 years ago and is now the largest of a chain of islands off the coast of Perth. The stun­ning, pris­tine envi­ron­ment includes 63 seclud­ed beach­es, 20 bays, crys­tal clear water, fas­ci­nat­ing his­to­ry, the quok­ka and more. All the ​“Colours of Rot­tnest” can only be ful­ly appre­ci­at­ed on the ful­ly com­men­tat­ed Rot­tnest ​“Bay­seek­er Island Tour”.

Enjoy your light­ning fast 40-min ocean cross­ing to Rot­tnest with a return fer­ry tick­et, before explor­ing the stun­ning beau­ty of this A‑Class reserve in air-con­di­tioned com­fort, tak­ing in the amaz­ing fau­na and flo­ra of the island, stun­ning beach­es, wood­lands and
incred­i­ble salt lakes with your Japan­ese Guide.

This 1.75-hour island tour includes all of Rottnest’s must-see loca­tions includ­ing the Wad­jemup Light­house, Hen­ri­et­ta Rocks, the majes­tic look-out point at Mabel Cove. All major habi­tats are cov­ered on this amaz­ing tour, includ­ing Rottnest’s cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal her­itage rang­ing from Mar­itime, Colo­nial and Mil­i­tary his­to­ry to future developments.

Wit­ness the annu­al south­ern migra­tion of the Hump­back Whales on a scenic 2‑hour whale watch­ing cruise depart­ing from the tourism precinct of Hillarys Boat Harbour.

Expe­ri­ence the thrill of com­ing face to face with the majes­tic whales annu­al­ly. From Sep­tem­ber to the end of Novem­ber, these gen­tle giants can be sight­ed frol­ick­ing in the waters off the Sun­set Coast. With our marine sci­en­tist on board, you can enjoy a live and edu­ca­tion­al commentary.

Get up close to the mag­nif­i­cent marine mam­mals aboard our air con­di­tioned, state-of-the-art ves­sel and save pre­cious time over slow­er ves­sels. Enjoy the best pos­si­ble view of the majes­tic whales from one of our three view­ing decks.

Take advan­tage of our large open deck spaces to cap­ture spec­tac­u­lar close up pho­tographs. You may even hear the beau­ti­ful songs of the whales on our hydrophone!

Snacks are avail­able on board with licensed bar facilities.

Wit­ness the annu­al south­ern migra­tion of the Hump­back Whales on a scenic 2‑hour whale watch­ing cruise depart­ing from the tourism precinct of Hillarys Boat Harbour.

Expe­ri­ence the thrill of com­ing face to face with the majes­tic whales annu­al­ly. From Sep­tem­ber to the end of Novem­ber, these gen­tle giants can be sight­ed frol­ick­ing in the waters off the Sun­set Coast. With our marine sci­en­tist on board, you can enjoy a live and edu­ca­tion­al commentary.

Get up close to the mag­nif­i­cent marine mam­mals aboard our air con­di­tioned, state-of-the-art ves­sel and save pre­cious time over slow­er ves­sels. Enjoy the best pos­si­ble view of the majes­tic whales from one of our three view­ing decks.

Take advan­tage of our large open deck spaces to cap­ture spec­tac­u­lar close up pho­tographs. You may even hear the beau­ti­ful songs of the whales on our hydrophone!

Snacks are avail­able on board with licensed bar facilities.

Wit­ness the annu­al south­ern migra­tion of the Hump­back Whales on a scenic 2‑hour whale watch­ing cruise depart­ing from the tourism precinct of Hillarys Boat Harbour.

Expe­ri­ence the thrill of com­ing face to face with the majes­tic whales annu­al­ly. From Sep­tem­ber to the end of Novem­ber, these gen­tle giants can be sight­ed frol­ick­ing in the waters off the Sun­set Coast. With our marine sci­en­tist on board, you can enjoy a live and edu­ca­tion­al commentary.

Get up close to the mag­nif­i­cent marine mam­mals aboard our air con­di­tioned, state-of-the-art ves­sel and save pre­cious time over slow­er ves­sels. Enjoy the best pos­si­ble view of the majes­tic whales from one of our three view­ing decks.

Take advan­tage of our large open deck spaces to cap­ture spec­tac­u­lar close up pho­tographs. You may even hear the beau­ti­ful songs of the whales on our hydrophone!

Snacks are avail­able on board with licensed bar facilities.

Due to the extensive organisation involved with touring a strict cancellation policy will be applicable to compensate for costs and lost revenue.

FOR 1 DAY TOURS and SHORT BREAK TOURS

Within 24 hours = 100% cancellation fee

2 to 15 days out = 50% cancellation fee

16 to 29 days out = 25% cancellation fee

30+ days out = no cancellation fee

VALIDITY

All fares and itineraries are valid at time of entry.