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Perth Departure Transfer by Private Chauffeur: Perth City Center to Airport
Experience high quality service from your Perth CBD accommodation to Perth International Airport on your private transfer for up to 14-passengers. Vehicle used for your transfer are of premium quality and high safety features. Your chauffeur will assist you with your luggage to your vehicle as a part of the service to the Airport. Maximum of…
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Cliffs and Caves Kayak Tour in Swan River
Investigate the magnificent limestone formations of the Blackwall Reach cliffs that tower 8 metres above us as we paddle slowly from East Fremantle into Bicton Bay and then along the cliff face through crystal clear waters.Learn a little about the first Australians who lived in the area (Djoondalup or Point Walter) and the first explorers…
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Sunsets & City Lights (Private) Tour
This Private Tour commences at your pick up location in the Perth city area or at a predetermined beach Restaurant of your choosing.Perth sunsets take place over the Indian Ocean, and they can be spectacular. The beach is approximately 25 minutes drive from the city. Sunset times vary from summer to winter so start times…
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Kings Park Segway Tour
Renowned as one of the World’s largest and most beautiful inner-city parks, Kings Park delights visitors with natural bush trails, open parklands, a stunning botanic garden and iconic views over the Perth city skyline. See more on a Segway!
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Best of Fremantle 2-Hour Walking Tour
Experience the true local side of our great port city by hitting the pavement and walking our beautiful streets. Our vibrant city has so much to offer from hip and hidden cafes, brilliant bars, delicious restaurants and street art to its rich history as a trading place for over 40, 000 years. That tradition has…
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Highlights of Perth Photographic Tour
This private tour is lead by a professional photographer who has many years experience in helping and teaching people how to improve their photography. The tour is suitable for all skill levels and all types of camera.We take our time in each location, giving you the best possible chance of getting the shot you desire.
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Voyager Estate: The Origins Tasting with Cheeseboard
You will have 6 wines poured as a ‘wine flight’, allowing you to go between them to compare and contrast current release and aged wines.This a self-guided tasting, so you go at your own pace. Our team will be nearby if you have any questions.
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Cruise + a Winery or Brewery scenic tour
Minimum 4 persons and subject to weather conditions.Dolphin Cruise or Pirate Ship Cruise and Winery/Brewery Tour4 hours durationChoose between a wonderful cruise on either the Pirate Ship or Dolphin Cruise boat for an hour.Enjoy a scenic drive in a mini bus to a delightful upmarket tavern overlooking the estuary, where you have a delicious lunch…
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Scuba Dive Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo Reef DivesOver 250 species of corals and over 500 species of fish including aggregations of larger fish species like trevally, cod and snapper, plus turtles, reef sharks and sea snakes will amaze divers of all levels on your Ningaloo Reef double dive tour! We’ll take you to two of our many favourite dive sites…
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2 Seater Buggy 1 Hour Tour +Free Sandboard Hire
Mr Xtreme is the only Tour Business to Rent Quad Bikes,Dune Buggies and Sandboards at the iconic Lancelin Sand dunes.The Sand dunes overlook the Indian Ocean and offer a Spectacular view of the ocean and Surrounding Bushland.Experience the Thrill of riding our vehicles over the Dunes with your family or friends.Note: We are the Only…
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1-Hour Lake Lefroy including Big Pit Scenic Flight from Kalgoorlie
See the majestic Kalgoorlie Super Pit, Nickel Smelter and greater Kalgoorlie-Boulder city before flying south to Kambalda and the huge Lake Lefroy Salt lake, a huge expanse of sparse dry lakebed, contrasted with deep mining excavations.
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Pinnacles Desert & New Norcia Day Tour from Perth
History buffs and the nature lovers will enjoy this tour from Perth. Visit just a few of Western Australia’s hidden treasures. Eerie pinnacles punctuate the otherwise flat and barren plain of the Nambung National Park. History looms itself in Australia’s only Benedictine Abbey at New Norcia and the wildflowers come to life along the path…
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Discover Rottnest with Ferry & Bus Tour from Perth or Fremantle
Hop on a ferry from Perth or Fremantle to Rottnest Island for a day of exploring the stunning island. Enjoy a 90-minute coach tour of the island. You’ll learn from commentary by a knowledgeable guide and make stops at Wadjemup Lighthouse and the West End. In the afternoon enjoy free time to explore the island’s…
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7-Day Exmouth Explorer via Pinnacles Monkey Mia Ningaloo Reef returning to Perth
Discover why Western Australia is a nature lovers’ paradise. Become an Exmouth Explorer and experience the many wonders of the World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef. As you journey through the idyllic West Coast you will experience a totally different side to Australia, a region many are yet to discover!Highlights:• Wonder at the limestone outcrops of…
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Coral Bay 2-Hour Coral Viewing and Snorkeling
This 2hr tour offers the opportunity to snorkel at two different snorkel sights onboard our Glass Bottom Boat. As you cruise between sites, you will be able to view the coral gardens from onboard the boat.
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Summer Lunch Cruise
Who says lunch has to be boring? Book in on our NEW lunch cruise and you’ll never look at lunch the same way again!The Swan River comes alive in summer, with the abundance of bird and marine life, and sun reflecting off the water providing a truly unique experience. Unwind whilst exploring the city on…
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Full Day Sail to Rottnest Island from Fremantle
You are invited to travel some 15 nautical miles off the Fremantle coast to the unique and stunning island waters that surround Rottnest Island. Your vessel is a luxury appointed 12.5 m Schionning catamaran, with a swim platform, lower-able front ladder for easy access into the water, luxuriously appointed lounged saloon and 360 degree views…
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Pinnacles Desert, Koalas and Sandboarding 4WD Day Tour from Perth
Explore north of Perth and take an exciting full-day tour by coach to a National Wildlife park where you will get guided through the park and have the opportunity to feed kangaroos and meet wombats and koalas. This tour will journey to one of Perth’s coastal towns, the Cervantes, to enjoy fish and chips where…
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Vasse Felix Cellar Experience with 3-Course Lunch
This exclusive historic experience at Vasse Felix begins with a walking tour of the regions oldest vines, planted in 1967 by Dr Tom Cullity. Then venture to the Vault, accessible to guests only via this experience, for a tasting of Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon , accompanied with house-cured charcuterie. Your experience concludes with a taste…
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Wineries and scenic drive full day tour
Minimum 4 adults: Start the day with a morning coffee/tea and scone/cake at a scenic venue overlooking the estuary.Visit 3 wineries on tour – venue depends on their open days:Peel Estate Wines in a beautiful setting, over 40 years.Award-winning Millbrook Winery, a property with stunning views of the rolling landscape.Lake Clifton Winery – enjoy fortified…
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Love Local: Taste of Irwin Tour
This tour gives you a great overview of Dongara and Port Denison. It combines a walking tour, sightseeing tour by bus and lunch at a local restaurant to show you some of the best bits of this scenic coastal town steeped in history, with stunning views and delicious local produce.
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Bike and Brew – Guided bike tour of Perth foreshores and micro breweries
Craft brewing has exploded over the last few years in Perth, with a number of new hot spots opening up along the Swan River, each offering a variety of options for beer lovers. On this Bike and Brew guided bike tour enjoy the magnificent views along Perth’s river foreshores plus visit some of these wonderful…
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Lake Argyle Morning Cruise
The early bird gets the worm and our Morning Cruise is a great way to begin your day at Lake Argyle!Established in 1973 and still an essential trip for many who visit the region, the Morning Cruise explores the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and…
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Swan Valley Winery Experience – Full Day Coach Tour
Discover Swan Valley’s wonderfully unique and world class vineyards all packaged together with an exceptional tour guide giving you interesting and informative commentary. Be treated as a long-lost friend at cellar doors offering premium wines, remarkable characters and priceless ambience. Feast on gourmet vineyard platters, cheese boards, beers and heart stopping chocolates and truffles. We’ll have…
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Rottnest Island Skydive Including Round Trip Ferry from Fremantle
Have you ever tried it? Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane? Harness tight, sitting in the door with your Instructor the deafening sound of wind in your ears? Have you experienced the incredible rush of free fall?
All about Western Australia
When to visit
Divided by the Tropic of Capricorn, Western Australia has two very different climates—the hot and tropical north and the temperate south, which has all four seasons, compared to the north’s wet, dry climate. Australian summer—December to March—is the most popular time to visit Western Australia, but it can be hot and busy, especially over school holidays. However, if you’re planning to head up north, the best time to visit is between May and October, when the weather is cooler, dryer, and perfect for activities.
Getting around
The best way to get around Western Australia is by car, although, with extreme distances and travel times, flying and renting a car may be better than driving from Perth. Fly and drive trips are popular around Broome, Kununurra, Exmouth, Albany, and Esperance. Public transport around the state is limited, although there are options, with trains to Kalgoorlie and Bunbury and TransWA coaches servicing different country towns. To see as much as possible, try joining a tour.
Traveler tips
Depending on how much time you have and what season you visit, most travelers to Western Australia head either north or south from the capital, Perth. In the south, you’ll find rolling vineyards surrounded by old-growth forests and quirky towns—plus beautiful beaches, national parks, and great food. Drive north instead and you’ll find red dirt roads and desert landscapes, ancient gorges, rocky mountains, and crashing turquoise seas ringed by the Ningaloo Reef.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best things to do in Western Australia?
Some of the best things to do in Western Australia include seeing the quokkas on Rottnest Island, going wine tasting in Margaret River, and swimming with whale sharks in Exmouth. Western Australia is a great place to go hiking, 4WDing, and camping and has many beautiful beaches and national parks.
How to spend 7 days in Western Australia
Depending on your interests, the best way to spend a week in Western Australia includes a day on Rottnest Island, a few days exploring Perth and Fremantle, a trip out to the Pinnacles, and a couple of nights around either Margaret River region or Kalbarri National Park.
How many days do you need in Western Australia?
Travelers should aim to spend at least two weeks in Western Australia. You may want even more time as most areas of interest are pretty far apart—for example, Karijini National Park is a 17-hour drive from Perth. Factor driving time into your plans or consider joining a tour.
Should I go north or south in Western Australia?
Going north or south from Perth depends on your interests. North of the capital, the Coral Coast Highway meanders along the Indian Ocean to Exmouth, with white sand beaches, red dirt landscapes, and national parks. The south is lush, with towering forests, rolling countryside, drinking and dining, and epic surf.
What food is Western Australia famous for?
Western Australia is probably best known for its rock lobster, locally known as crayfish. As the vast majority of the population lives within an hour from the coastline, seafood is especially popular, but there is more on offer—from beef and lamb to locally grown truffles and Indigenous herbs and spices.
Is Western Australia the biggest state in the world?
Western Australia is the second biggest state in the world, after Russia’s Sakha Republic. It encompasses a third of the country’s landmass and around 10 percent of the country’s population. Travelers to Western Australia often feel like they have the ancient landscapes to themselves—especially if traveling out of season.