Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by our representative and take your Airport Shuttle Coach to your hotel for check in.

Overnight in Perth.

After breakfast, proceed to the half day Perth and City Explorer tour. Starting in Perth City, the tour passes the WA Cricket Association ground at East Perth and the Venice like Harbourside development at Claisebrook. We move past the historic Royal Mint to the beautiful Kings Park botanical gardens, while here you can walk through the tree canopies on the Tree Top Walkway giving a birdseye view of Perth City Skyline.

Take a look at one of North West Australia most famous landmarks, the 750 year old Boab Tree, similar to a tree once used as a prison.

Later, we continue to one of Perth best beaches Cottlesloe Beach before arriving at the historic port town of Fremantle. An optional diversion to the Fishing Boat Harbour and Bathers Beach shows where the first settlers landed. Back at the Cappucino Strip time is allowed for a walk down the main street, enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafes or perhaps find a bargain at the markets (Fri, Sat & Sun Only). Part with the group here if you wish to explore other famous attractions. Make sure you take in the Maritime Museum, Fremantle Jail (own expense) or the E Shed Markets.

Alternatively, join back with the coach and return to Perth by road travelling past Perth most exclusive suburbs, the University of Western Australia, Royal Perth Yacht Club, the Old Swan Brewery, Barrack Street Jetty and the famous Swan Bell Tower (new Ferris Wheel).

Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast, join your SIC tour to ONE of the below tours;

OPTION 1: MARGARET RIVER TOUR (DEP MON / TUE / THU / FRI / SAT)

Traveling south, we will stop for morning tea (own expenses) at the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber jetty in the southern hemisphere. We continue south to the Margaret River region and visit a local winery, taste some of the very best wines of the region whilst gaining some insight in to the industry. You will enjoy lunch at Lake Cave Tearooms and visit the Cavework Interpretive (time permitting) Next we head out to explore Mammoth Cave on a guided tour. Pass through the stunning Boranup Forest and be awestruck at the size of these massive Karri trees. Afterwards, visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the diving point of Southern and Indian Oceans. Heading back towards Margaret River make a brief stop in the township where you have free time to stroll the main street. We break at cafe for a light dinner (own expenses) before returning to Perth.

OPTION 02: 4WD PINNACLE TOUR (DAILY)

After breakfast, you will proceed to Caversham Wildlife Park in the Swan Valley to view koalas and hand feed the kangaroos. Then, travel through Western Australia’s gateway town to the Pinnacles Desert, Cervantes is a laid back lobster fishing town north of Perth, for lunch. We stop at the lobster shack for an informative talk about the lobster industry, followed by a self-guided tour through the purpose built factory. As you travel, you will enter Nambung National Park, the home to Western Australia’s renowned mystical Pinnacle Desert. Take a stroll through this eerie desert, amongst the iconic Pinnacles, believed to have been created millions of years ago when seashells were broken down into sand and then eroded by water and wind. You will be in awe at the sheer size and number of these spiers. Afterwards, enjoy a thrilling experience of sand boarding and 4-wheel driving over the vast sand dunes of Lancelin. Stop for viewing wildflowers throughout the tour whilst they are in season.. Varieties include the orange flowering Christmas Tree, Kangaroo Paw, Banksia, Wattle and Everlastings.

NOTE: Tour not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems and infants

OPTION 03: WAVE ROCK TOUR (DEP ON TUE / WED / FRI & SUN)

Heading east we will enjoy morning tea (own expenses) at historic York, the first township founded in the Avon Valley. Visit the Dog Cemetery before arriving in Hyden. We then visit Hippos Yawn, a rock formation which resembles a hippo yawning. Break for a picnic lunch at the Wildflower Shop. See the spectacle of Wave Rock and the ancient Gnamma Holes. Whilst here, visit either a wildlife park or view the unique Antique Lace Collection. Leaving Wave Rock we visit the Humps and Mulkas Cave. We return to Perth via a different route and stop at the quaint country town of Babakin in for afternoon tea (own expenses). During wildflower season (September - November) roadside stops will be made to view native wildflowers

Overnight at hotel

After breakfast, join your SIC tour to ONE of the below tours;

OPTION 1: MARGARET RIVER TOUR (DEP MON / TUE / THU / FRI / SAT)

Traveling south, we will stop for morning tea (own expenses) at the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber jetty in the southern hemisphere. We continue south to the Margaret River region and visit a local winery, taste some of the very best wines of the region whilst gaining some insight in to the industry. You will enjoy lunch at Lake Cave Tearooms and visit the Cavework Interpretive (time permitting) Next we head out to explore Mammoth Cave on a guided tour. Pass through the stunning Boranup Forest and be awestruck at the size of these massive Karri trees. Afterwards, visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the diving point of Southern and Indian Oceans. Heading back towards Margaret River make a brief stop in the township where you have free time to stroll the main street. We break at cafe for a light dinner (own expenses) before returning to Perth.

OPTION 02: 4WD PINNACLE TOUR (DAILY)

After breakfast, you will proceed to Caversham Wildlife Park in the Swan Valley to view koalas and hand feed the kangaroos. Then, travel through Western Australia’s gateway town to the Pinnacles Desert, Cervantes is a laid back lobster fishing town north of Perth, for lunch. We stop at the lobster shack for an informative talk about the lobster industry, followed by a self-guided tour through the purpose built factory. As you travel, you will enter Nambung National Park, the home to Western Australia’s renowned mystical Pinnacle Desert. Take a stroll through this eerie desert, amongst the iconic Pinnacles, believed to have been created millions of years ago when seashells were broken down into sand and then eroded by water and wind. You will be in awe at the sheer size and number of these spiers. Afterwards, enjoy a thrilling experience of sand boarding and 4-wheel driving over the vast sand dunes of Lancelin. Stop for viewing wildflowers throughout the tour whilst they are in season.. Varieties include the orange flowering Christmas Tree, Kangaroo Paw, Banksia, Wattle and Everlastings.

NOTE: Tour not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems and infants

OPTION 03: WAVE ROCK TOUR (DEP ON TUE / WED / FRI & SUN)

Heading east we will enjoy morning tea (own expenses) at historic York, the first township founded in the Avon Valley. Visit the Dog Cemetery before arriving in Hyden. We then visit Hippos Yawn, a rock formation which resembles a hippo yawning. Break for a picnic lunch at the Wildflower Shop. See the spectacle of Wave Rock and the ancient Gnamma Holes. Whilst here, visit either a wildlife park or view the unique Antique Lace Collection. Leaving Wave Rock we visit the Humps and Mulkas Cave. We return to Perth via a different route and stop at the quaint country town of Babakin in for afternoon tea (own expenses). During wildflower season (September - November) roadside stops will be made to view native wildflowers

Overnight at hotel

After breakfast, join SIC coach tour and experience the Penguin Island Tour.

Penguin Island is a unique nature reserve that is home to Western Australia’s largest colony of little penguins - the smallest species of penguin in the world. Penguin Island is blessed with beautiful beaches and is surrounded by dazzling, crystal clear waters.

Both locals and visitors from all over the world, catch the ferry or take a cruise to get up close to the wildlife*, explore nature trails, swim, surf, snorkel or to enjoy a family picnic and the safe, sheltered beaches.

The little penguins are very shy and can be very difficult to see in the wild but you can get up close and learn all about them with the rangers at The Discovery Centre. (During June to September the Penguin feeding takes place at Caversham Wildlife Park as the Discovery Centre is closed for the breeding season. As a result you are not likely to see Penguins on Penguin Island during June to September).

*Please note: Unfortunately, due to the inherent nature of viewing wild animals and sea-life in their natural habitat, sightings of wild Penguins, Dolphins, Sea-Lions and birdlife cannot be guaranteed. We can only guarantee Penguins in the Penguin Island Discovery Centre or at Caversham Wildlife Park in the winter months.

Enjoy a relaxing lunch with a drink at Pengo's Cafe in Shoalwater

overnight at hotel

After breakfast, free for own leisure.

Later, you will be transferred for your departure flight.