From a steel canopy above 400‑year‑old trees to a granite wave frozen mid-break, this three‑day circuit through Western Australia’s Great Southern packs coastal cliffs, ancient forest, and iconic outback rock formations into a compact, well-paced tour. Ideal for travelers who want big landscapes without camping.
From a steel canopy above 400‑year‑old trees to a granite wave frozen mid-break, this three‑day circuit through Western Australia’s Great Southern packs coastal cliffs, ancient forest, and iconic outback rock formations into a compact, well-paced tour. Ideal for travelers who want big landscapes without camping.
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Operated by WA NT TOURS · Perth, Western Australia
The bus eases out of Perth at dawn and the city skyline folds behind you like a seam being closed. For three days the road becomes the point of focus: coastal scrub unspooling into jarrah and karri forest, then granite outcrops rising like old shipwrecks from wheatbelt paddocks. By mid-afternoon you’re walking a 40‑metre-high steel walkway among trees whose trunks are wider than cars; by morning two you’re tracing the curl of Wave Rock, a geological wave frozen mid-break.
moderate.
3 days.
Suitable for travelers in regular moderate fitness; daily activities include short walks (30–60 minutes) and brief climbs/stairs. Bluff Knoll visits are optional and require firmer fitness.
Hotel pickup is available; the operator will confirm your exact pickup point one day before departure—arrive 10 minutes early.
Two breakfasts are included; lunches and dinners are typically at your own expense with stops at cafés, cellar doors, or small towns.
Entrance fees for listed attractions such as Wave Rock and Valley of the Giants are included as indicated in the itinerary.
Yes — for travelers departing from Perth you can usually leave luggage with the operator or hotel; confirm at booking.
The tour is suitable for a wide range of ages and fitness levels but involves long drives and some short walks; advise the operator of any mobility concerns when booking.
The tour operates in most conditions, though some walks (Bluff Knoll, coastal lookouts) may be shortened or omitted for safety; cancellation terms apply as per policy.
Albany was the first major European settlement in Western Australia (1826) and was the last port of call for ANZAC troops departing in 1914; many coastal sites carry both maritime and military heritage.
The region protects rare eucalypt communities and ancient tingle trees; visitors are asked to stay on boardwalks, carry out litter, and respect cultural sites to minimize impact.
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