Pinnacles, Wildlife & Sand Dunes from Perth

Pinnacles, Wildlife & Sand Dunes from Perth

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Duration | 12 Hours

tart from Perth and spend a day exploring unique landscapes and wildlife. Visit Caversham Wildlife Park to see koalas and feed kangaroos. Experience 4WD driving on Lancelin's sand dunes, followed by sandboarding. In Cervantes, tour a lobster factory and choose between fish and chips or a lobster lunch. Walk through the mystical Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park before returning to Perth.

Features

  • Hotel transfers
  • Caversham Wildlife Park entry
  • 4WD and sandboarding at Lancelin Sand Dunes
  • Lobster factory tour
  • Fish and chips lunch (lobster upgrade available)
  • Pinnacles Desert walk

Your Day at a Glance
After being picked up from your Perth hotel, the journey begins with a trip to Caversham Wildlife Park in the Swan Valley, where you'll have the opportunity to get up close with koalas, wombats, and hand-feed kangaroos. The adventure continues as you head to Lancelin for some exhilarating off-road driving and sandboarding on the town's impressive sand dunes. Next, the tour takes you to the lobster fishing town of Cervantes, where you'll enjoy a behind-the-scenes factory tour and a lunch with options ranging from traditional fish and chips to an upgraded lobster meal. The highlight of the day is a leisurely walk through the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park, allowing you to marvel at the unique limestone formations that dot the landscape. The day concludes with a return to Perth around 7:30pm, wrapping up a day filled with adventure and the natural beauty of Western Australia.

Meeting Point & Times
Departs: Perth at 8:00am
Finishes: Perth at 7:30pm (approximately)
Please have your hotel name ready when booking so we can send you a pick-up time with your confirmation.

Caversham Wildlife Park
Caversham Wildlife Park is located in the heart of the Swan Valley, just a short drive from Perth. This wildlife park is a popular destination for visitors looking to experience Australia's unique wildlife up close. It offers a chance to see and interact with a wide range of Australian animals in a natural setting.

Visitors can hand-feed kangaroos in spacious enclosures, cuddle with koalas during photo opportunities, and observe wombats, dingoes, and various bird species. The park also hosts live demonstrations and educational talks throughout the day, including sheep shearing and whip-cracking shows, to provide insights into Australian wildlife and culture.

Lancelin Sand Dunes
Located in the coastal town of Lancelin about 1.5 hours north of Perth, Western Australia, the Lancelin Sand Dunes are renowned for their stunning white sands and expansive landscape. Visitors can experience the exhilaration of sandboarding down the dunes or enjoy off-road driving in 4WD vehicles, navigating the shifting sands for an adventurous outing. The dunes also offer a picturesque backdrop for photography, capturing the contrast between the pristine sands and the clear blue sky. 

The Pinnacles
The Pinnacles are a captivating natural wonder located within Nambung National Park, near the town of Cervantes, about two hours north of Perth. This remarkable desert landscape is home to thousands of limestone pillars, rising from the shifting yellow sands. Formed over millions of years, these structures vary in shape and size, some standing as high as three and a half meters.  This unique geological formation attracts photographers, nature enthusiasts, and visitors from around the world, making it a must-see destination in Western Australia.

Cervantes
Cervantes is a quaint coastal town in Western Australia, located in the Wheatbelt region, near the edge of the Indian Ocean. Known as the gateway to the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park, Cervantes offers a peaceful village with beautiful beaches, clear turquoise waters, and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. This small fishing town is famous for its lobster industry, and visitors often take the opportunity to tour the local lobster processing plant or enjoy fresh seafood at local eateries. With its proximity to natural attractions like the Pinnacles and beautiful coastal landscapes, Cervantes serves as an ideal base for exploring the unique natural beauty of Western Australia's Coral Coast.

What To Bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
  • Water bottle
  • Camera

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Special Child & Family Rates
We offer special rates for families. Please check the booking for form for up-to-date family pricing.