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A seven‑day, all‑inclusive loop from Perth across the Pinnacles, Rottnest and Margaret River. This package pairs coastal cruises, 4WD sand dunes, iconic rock formations and winery visits with comfortable 4‑star accommodation and included meals.
A seven‑day, all‑inclusive loop from Perth across the Pinnacles, Rottnest and Margaret River. This package pairs coastal cruises, 4WD sand dunes, iconic rock formations and winery visits with comfortable 4‑star accommodation and included meals.
Morning light over the Swan River flattens into silver as your coach eases out of Perth, the city shrinking behind a ribbon of eucalyptus and open farmland. Over seven days this all‑inclusive circuit stitches together the coast, wine country and inland outcrops: sand‑scoured dunes at Lancelin, the lunar pillars of the Pinnacles, the wind-polished Wave Rock and the quiet bays of Rottnest Island.
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Operated by Delightful Travel · Perth, Western Australia
Morning light over the Swan River flattens into silver as your coach eases out of Perth, the city shrinking behind a ribbon of eucalyptus and open farmland. Over seven days this all‑inclusive circuit stitches together the coast, wine country and inland outcrops: sand‑scoured dunes at Lancelin, the lunar pillars of the Pinnacles, the wind-polished Wave Rock and the quiet bays of Rottnest Island.
Geology and culture are constant companions. Nambung National Park’s weathered limestone columns are relics of ancient seas; Wave Rock, a 110‑metre arc of striated granite near Hyden, reads like a page of deep time carved by water and wind. Margaret River’s karst caves and coastal cliffs sit above fertile soils that have made the region one of Australia’s premier winemaking districts. Fremantle and Busselton bring maritime history — the long Busselton Jetty (about 1.8 km) and Fremantle’s convict-era streets speak to the state’s colonial past.
Expect active days: guided wildlife encounters at Caversham, a 4WD dune run and sandboarding at Lancelin, a full circumnavigation of Rottnest with lighthouse lookouts, and cellar-door stops in Margaret River. Logistics are straightforward — six nights in 4‑star Perth hotels, daily breakfast, three included lunches, coach transfers and a Swan River cruise.
Practical edge: pace yourself for long transfers (some days return after 8pm), bring layered sun protection, reef footwear for Rottnest, and a refillable water bottle. With moderate fitness you’ll see a wide sweep of Western Australia’s coast, karsts and coastal wildlife in comfort and company.
moderate.
7 days.
Suitable for travelers with moderate fitness—able to handle several hours of walking, some dune climbs and full‑day outings.
Most days involve short to moderate walks (30–90 minutes) at attractions, plus time on the coach between sites; some dune climbs and island strolls are optional.
Yes—six nights in 4‑star Perth hotels, daily breakfast and three lunches are included as noted; some lunches and upgrades are optional and at extra cost.
Yes—Rottnest offers sheltered bays for swimming and snorkeling; bring reef shoes and basic snorkel gear if you prefer to use your own.
The tour includes some sites with uneven surfaces; contact the operator before booking to discuss accessibility and possible adjustments.
Fremantle’s port developed in the 19th century and carries convict and maritime heritage; coastal towns grew around fishing and whaling before tourism and wine reshaped the economy.
Nambung National Park and Rottnest are protected reserves—follow marked paths, avoid touching fauna like quokkas and use reef‑safe sunscreen to protect marine habitats.
Delightful Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light over the Swan River flattens into silver as your coach eases out of Perth, the city shrinking behind a ribbon of eucalyptus and open farmland. Over seven days this all‑inclusive circuit stitches together the coast, wine country and inland outcrops: sand‑scoured dunes at Lancelin, the lunar pillars of the Pinnacles, the wind-polished Wave Rock and the quiet bays of Rottnest Island.
Morning light over the Swan River flattens into silver as your coach eases out of Perth, the city shrinking behind a ribbon of eucalyptus and open farmland. Over seven days this all‑inclusive circuit stitches together the coast, wine country and inland outcrops: sand‑scoured dunes at Lancelin, the lunar pillars of the Pinnacles, the wind-polished Wave Rock and the quiet bays of Rottnest Island.
Geology and culture are constant companions. Nambung National Park’s weathered limestone columns are relics of ancient seas; Wave Rock, a 110‑metre arc of striated granite near Hyden, reads like a page of deep time carved by water and wind. Margaret River’s karst caves and coastal cliffs sit above fertile soils that have made the region one of Australia’s premier winemaking districts. Fremantle and Busselton bring maritime history — the long Busselton Jetty (about 1.8 km) and Fremantle’s convict-era streets speak to the state’s colonial past.
Expect active days: guided wildlife encounters at Caversham, a 4WD dune run and sandboarding at Lancelin, a full circumnavigation of Rottnest with lighthouse lookouts, and cellar-door stops in Margaret River. Logistics are straightforward — six nights in 4‑star Perth hotels, daily breakfast, three included lunches, coach transfers and a Swan River cruise.
Practical edge: pace yourself for long transfers (some days return after 8pm), bring layered sun protection, reef footwear for Rottnest, and a refillable water bottle. With moderate fitness you’ll see a wide sweep of Western Australia’s coast, karsts and coastal wildlife in comfort and company.